You seem unable to understand that normal people manage to disagree and also learn by not being an asshole.

Quite the contrary, that's my point. Normal people do that. My growth is congruent upon my aggression and conflict because that's how I personally, learn best. Some people grow through harmony, some grow through conflict. Both are valid paths, but not everyone is best at both. In fact I would argue that normal people will have an easier time at learning through harmony. But there are some people where the opposite is true. Where through conflict much more efficiently.

What -you- can't grasp is that what works on a case by case basis, varies. That people -NATURALLY- and -INTRINSICALLY- differ on how they function in the first place.

If you're such an expert, you should know that having traits that are not counter to something, doesn't mean that you have it.

I only said what I did in response to your alleged "disproofs" of my ASD. I have virtually all the symptoms and have been diagnosed. So what's your point?

Just stop it with the ASD thing. It's not the reason you're behaving the way you are. You made the choice.

ASD is a justification to the extent that it predisposes me to this way. To you, you receive that as reason to change and try and get rid of such qualities. To me, it's better to convert them into strengths unto themselves. Yes it's a CHOICE that I cope the way I do, but there's no obligation for me to handle it any differently. Especially when as I've logically explained, there's actually nothing wrong about the way I conduct myself.

Well, that's not your point though. Your point is: "The law is more than just what's been written.

Uh, it is my point still. Those 2 things are not mutually exclusive.

Also suddenly you have a degree in law?

No, I'm only speaking on that which I DO happen to know about the law. The law IS more than just what's written, anyone who has lived in this society would know that.