Cross-posted from "What's it like for you?" by @LadyButterfly@piefed.blahaj.zone in !autism@lemmy.world
webghost0101 3 points 9 months ago
I do not vibe with this comment at all but i will upvote because the falacy of aspie supremacy is a serious topic we ought to have at some point when more of us are free from oppressive social stigma and hurtful norms.
misk 2 points 9 months ago
I love humour so much that it pains me when it’s used to misinform. Maybe it’s an accumulated grudge because I see how some of my friends share memes that are very relatable but are insidiously misleading in a way that either strokes ego or benefits capital in some way.
I genuinely think autistic people are „better” at things I care about but it doesn’t make them inherently ethical.
db0 4 points 9 months ago
Hm, I'm not sure Golden Retrievers are inherently ethical either. I do think ASD peeps have less filters and therefore tend to be more "pure" in their displayed personalities, if that makes sense.
misk 2 points 9 months ago
I’m pretty sure golden retrievers were used to evoke certain emotions - they’re innocent (like every dog), lovable goofs.
I’d like some people to develop filters because some use it as an excuse. See Musk and that type of aspies.
Captainautism 2 points 9 months ago
I’m glad I have more compassion than my parents, because they’re like you describe your dad. 😬
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Let’s not idealise autistic people, it’s borderline fetishising with a touch of aspie supremacy. My autistic father has a soul of a feral dog pack when he doesn’t run them over on purpose.
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