And heres another autism troll, this time on twitter. I replied to a post by Mobute stating “@C_Different Yes, but vaccination causes autism.” with “@Mobute @C_Different Vaccines do not cause autism http://bit.ly/byTlux #autism.” And heres the statement that really threw me off:
From Mobute on Twitter
Seriously, how does one respond to that nonsense? I choose to respond with my own facts “@Mobute I have autism and I can smell eggs just fine. I just had two sunny side eggs with bacon and it smelled and tasted delicious.”
But then it gets better:
Mobute claims Joseph Staling had Aspergers
Mobute on the possibility of Thomas Jefferson having Autism
But then it gets even more stupid. One of Mobute’s troll friends QVT wants to “rape me in my asberger”. Seriously.
QVT wants to rape me in my Asperger
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My dear friend there is one thing you must tell yourself everyday, to help keep yourself sane in a world where the mass populace is largely ignorent. That one thing is…..Some people are dumb! Say that every time you run into one of these people, and leave it at that. It’s not worth the time and effort to converse with such folk.
I have to say it kinda freaks me out refereeing to me as a friend? Have we even met?
Woaw. You truly do have Autismos. Good lUck
I take it your one of Mobute’s lovers?
It’s just my general speech. Don’t worry about it. It’s just how I talk. Strange, I know. But at 26, I don’t think my strange way of referring to others is going to change. Sorry if you got a little creeped out.
Z, I really don’t know whether to laugh out loud, or scream out in anger, so I choose to laugh, at the stupidity and idiocy of those people. However, I do see a darker side of the things those people are saying and the attitudes of ignorance and hatred behind it. Be careful about who you respond to. I am learning this too. And yes, not worth the effort or time, these folk.
“I really don’t know whether to laugh out loud, or scream out in anger, so I choose to laugh, at the stupidity and idiocy of those people. ”
That may be a symptom of Aspergers syndrome. Sufferers often don’t know the correct way to interpret situations or respond to everyday social cues.
So how would you respond Tony?
I’m kind of getting sick to my stomach reading these ignorant tweets/comments. I have an autistic brother and it bikes my heart every time he doesn’t understand when I’m upset or tell a joke etc. We tried to teach him how to read Faces for context clues but it takes him a Long time to read mine for some reason.