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10/18/2015 8:19:09 PM
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obviously they didnt know he had a disorder. how does autism equate to being overly sensitive? you are trying to defend people for humiliating someone. that is disgusting.
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It's laughable that you're so convoluted you will use that in order to take away from the point I actually made. How typical of this forum
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no, sadly, you are far more typical. bye.
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That's the best you've got ? Lol, how pathetic. Come back when you actually have something on me instead of your convoluted ideas fabricated by twisting something I said (even though there wasn't the slightest implication). Ta-ta unimaginative forumite.
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How's that attention you've gotten? Bet you love it.
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It's not hard to get attention on these forums, if I was a seeker I'd want a challenge and this is FAR from it.
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While I understand your point that the world is just to dam sensitive now days I don't think it applies to this particular post. People with mental health issues don't react to "the little things" like the rest of us. The little things can easily send someone with Autism into self destruct mode as they can have trouble dealing with different emotions. Now I know they clearly didn't know he had Autism, and I'm sure most of them may have stopped if they had known. But the fact is while people shouldn't be so sensitive equally other people shouldn't be so abusive and vile for no reason. The best thing to do is not to stream in future, but then why should he have to stop doing something he likes doing because of childish morons?
