It's autism awareness day!
Post Sup Forums's examples of weaponised autism
autismspeaks.org
HAPPY AUTISM DAY Sup Forums!
Bentley Hernandez
Zachary Robinson
Autism Awareness really needs to fall on April 1st.
Aiden Watson
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Ethan Young
The whole HWNDU operation is highly weaponised autism
Justin Gray
jej, are they having a party in /r9k/?
Alexander Ross
>Post Sup Forums's examples of weaponised autism
Nolan Parker
There is no autism here. Autists remove themselves from society and care about things unrelated to it. You cunts might be removed but you do care about it: so much that you spend your days fantasizing about the way it could be.
Justin Ramirez
>Post Sup Forums's examples of weaponised autism
This was the 65th Memeposting Battalion's finest hour.
The 103rd Chairborne Division and the 444th Kekistani Irregulars acted in support.
Jaxson Hughes
autism doesn't exist.
it's a kike lie.
Easton Robinson
I dont know why but the word Kekistani makes me cringe hard. The whole Kekistan meme is shit
Asher Williams
Didn't the soviets use to send all the jews to your country and Turkmenistan?
Ian Martinez
>I dont know why but the word Kekistani makes me cringe hard.
Because the younglings got ahold of it and abused it. it once was relatively novel.
Xavier Collins
Damn it, shadman.
Jaxson Young
Wow fellow 'pede that's not very inclusive speech. I'm sorry, but I'll have to down vote you for the good of kekistan. #MAGA
Aiden Bailey
this
Samuel Martin
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Bentley Williams
Autism is a spectrum, we're just on the high functioning end of it. Besides, not caring about society is not a registered symptom of autism.
Elijah Perry
Varg made an especially touching video about autism.
Hopefully you bigots can learn from it.
Cooper Edwards
Owen Long
>Autism is a spectrum
wrong
they have just started over diagnosing autism by expanding the criteria for diagnosis
the entire "autism epidemic" is completely manufactured
>Indeed, the 1980 version of the American Psychiatric Association's diagnostic manual (DSM-III) required individuals to meet six of six criteria for an autism diagnosis. In contrast, the 1994 version (DSM-IV), which is currently in use, requires individuals to meet any eight of 16 criteria. Moreover, whereas DSM-III contained only two diagnoses relevant to autism, DSM-IV contains five such diagnoses, including Asperger's syndrome, which most researchers regard as a high-functioning variant of autism.
>Two recent studies buttress assertions that the autism epidemic may be more illusory than real. First, in 2005 psychiatrist Suniti Chakrabarti of the Child Development Center in Stafford, England, and psychiatrist Eric Fombonne of McGill University conducted an investigation that used rigorous population-based estimates to track the prevalence of autism diagnoses from 1992 to 1998 in a sample of more than 10,000 children in the same area of England. They found no support for a change in prevalence, suggesting that when researchers maintain the same criteria for autism, the rates of diagnosis do not change over time.
scientificamerican.com
Nicholas Russell
What the fuck is this?