[SPAM?] Re: Censorship now ??? Re: Response to OpEd by lynn

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I agree Kelli. I chat with adults with autism that are all about the

neurodiversity thing. They are immediately offended by me and me by

them. Yet once we open the fingers to communication we find that we

really aren't so different from each other. many of the neurodiversity

people don't want people with autism to suffer from health conditions

and many of us trying to heal our kids are not about not respecting

them as people. Yet human nature, and especially autism nature, seems

unable to comprehend the other's thoughts and gets so stuck on one

aspect they can't get past it.

If we come together and want 3 things and 2 get accomplished, that's

progress. Not ideal, but progress. And through the fight to get the 2,

new people become enlightened and are more open the next time the

single issue comes up. Eventually, it too shall come to pass we just

can't grow weary in the battle and we can't alienate ourselves from

those who aren't too far from our support, we must find ways to

encourage them to join us. Telling them how bad they suck typically

isn't the ideal way. More flies with sugar and all that.

Debi

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> As the old saying goes, " There are many ways to skin a cat " and as

> such, there are " many ways " to get to the same goal...and while I'm

> sure that most of us on this list probably share the " same goal "

> that does NOT mean that we will necessarily be in agreement on

> the " processes " that get us to that goal.

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