OP in /r/legaladvice asks whether or not a cemetery is public, doesn't like the answer they receive

You're lying about having Asperger's though.

No I'm not

If you really have Asperger's you would use words as they their definitions have been agreed upon.

Or I would use the definitions I know? Aspergers doesn't magically make you all knowing. All human brains, regardless of deviations in wiring, depend on the information stored inside themselves. If someone with ASD doesn't know the definitions agreed upon, then they aren't going to end up using those definitions when they go to use the words or whatever.

Also, DeltaBlack, I just want you to know that your preconceptions of things is not a basis for reality. You keep focusing on "literal thinking" but have a very specific, biased, take on what that means. Rather than an actual, objective one.

This place is for LegalAdvice, I doubt you're a therapist so stop psychoanalyzing strangers on the internet especially when that isn't even the subject of the topic or forum. This isn't something you debate. Talk about MANNERS. When someone says they have a disability you don't sit there and try and argue with them and try to convince them that they don't have it. You accommodate. That's the only proper response. Especially again when the internet is a terrible way to judge psychology. I'm done talking about this, especially with you.

For the record though, that's exactly where I speak my definitions from. From my preconception/current knowledge on what everybody most probably means. So, you're just flat out wrong, I DO, do that. I am in fact using definitions common agreed upon, or at least my preconception/current knowledge of what those are.

I think what you are trying to say is that people with ASD, will instantly and blindly accept what a single or a few people will tell them the common definition is. That it makes us mindless drones. Which, hate to tell you, but you're wrong.

If you really have Asperger's you would not make obvious spelling mistakes.

Um... what? That's nonsense. Spelling errors happen for a vast amount of reasons ranging from ignorance to an oddly shaped keyboard to a distraction happening when you were typing, etc. Maybe the keyboard itself is malfunctional. Etc. I just can't believe you really said this. This proves how ignorant you really are. I don't have ASD because I make spelling mistakes? Yah okay, have fun with your insanely impotent ass arguments.

If you really have Asperger's you would understand the letter of the law.

Lolwat, keep spewing this absolute nonsense. I shouldn't have to explain to you that whether or not you know the letter of the law has to do with a personal choice to go out of your way, to research the law. That the vast majority of Americans hardly know jack shit about the letter of the law, so following your logic, there is almost no people with ASD in the US. Just... so much herpderp it hurts.

If you really have Asperger's you would not find it necessary to justify your thinking.

You know, disorders don't even work like this. Unless you're allegedly crippled and then you walk, which would be a very clear violation of the idea that you are crippled. Most conditions are not diagnosed by DISPROVING. They are diagnosed by looking for symptoms in and of themselves.

The only person btw, who can assert that someone does or does not have a condition. Is a professional. You're allowed to speculate because free thought is allowed. But you can't tell me what I do or don't have when you're not a professional. Sorry, but out conversation shouldn't be taking this tone. You shouldn't be coming at me saying "You don't have this" unless you're QUALIFIED. So just shut the fuck up already because you're not in disagreement with me, you're in disagreement with the professional who diagnosed me. So unless you're equally qualified, you shouldn't be doing what you're doing.

Although if you were qualified, you wouldn't try to diagnose or confirm/deny a diagnosis over the internet.

If you really have Asperger's you would not find it necessary to justify your thinking.

I already addressed this a bit but, I didn't do so clearly enough. To put it bluntly, there is nothing about ASD that would make what you're saying true. First of all, you assume that I "feel a need". Rather than it being a conscious, calculated decision. You guys keep imposing your assumptions of what's going on, on my end. When you all seem to be very off.

But even if I was doing it out of insecurity like you seem to think. People with ASD can be insecure? Very much so actually, in fact, to the contrary... the vast majority of people with ASD suffer from Severe Depression or worse. Yet you would think them in a healthy frame of mind? And there's nothing about ASD that stops an individual from understanding something like JUSTIFICATION since that's a LOGIC thing. Not a Social Que thing.

Stop trying to assert what you think about ASD as if it's fact. Because you're so wrong it's hilarious.

If you really have Asperger's you would be consistent in your usage of colloquialisms.

This one is confusing. What colloquialisms? Give examples of what you mean. A lot of the colloquialisms I use are unnecessarily added for fluff so they tend to lack meaning altogether or they have whatever meaning I set freely. They're just there to make it sound cool or nice.

There's nothing about ASD that says a person with ASD cannot make their own words with their own definitions. It just means that whatever definition THEY agree upon, will be the one their brain runs with and the whole "they take it literally" means whatever it means from there.

In fact I think I've gotten the problem with your whole line of thinking: Nothing about ASD makes the individual in capable of being SELF-CENTERED. Maybe you should be thinking about how ASD might apply under the fact that when I'm talking to you, I don't center around YOU and your preconceptions and shit. But instead, to my own. Holy shit.

Actually there is a reason why it wouldn't work: Perspective and bias.

Those are potential risks. Bias and a lack of perspective are merely risk factors that one can account for.

Neither are you.

Actually, yes, I am. First off, because a person can know what is best for themselves. This is why the law doesn't force medical "help" on others. Aside from the fact that forcing things on others is counter to the country's goals in general. But even still, the point is that other people can acknowledge this.

Secondly, any professional would agree with me considering how functional I am. In fact, a therapist would wonder what I'm even doing there considering because I'm perfectly functional. Sure, I don't have the most flawless social life. Obviously when interacting with strangers, there's always a bit of conflict. But it hardly affects my life. I have a social disorder, that's about it. Everything else is fine and as such, no medicine necessary. I'm not gonna turn around and suddenly shoot up a school, so just get over yourself already.

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