Leftist Outrage Mob Thought Hispanic Woman Was White, Guess What Happened Next

Raggamuffin wrote:Oh FFS. How is anyone supposed to know who is autistic these days? The woman was just unpleasant and rude - would you know the difference?

Thor wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:Oh FFS. How is anyone supposed to know who is autistic these days? The woman was just unpleasant and rude - would you know the difference?

Kind of missing the whole point here Rags

Of course nobody is to know, but then the supposed victim used this to claim they were racially abused, when they were both Hispanic

This had nothing to do with racism and yet it was posted as if it was.

So her autism is not something people would know, but when it was, then the people that started this farce, should have been called to task over their lies.

Do you not see that?

Raggamuffin wrote:

Thor wrote:


Kind of missing the whole point here Rags

Of course nobody is to know, but then the supposed victim used this to claim they were racially abused, when they were both Hispanic

This had nothing to do with racism and yet it was posted as if it was.

So her autism is not something people would know, but when it was, then the people that started this farce, should have been called to task over their lies.

Do you not see that?

I don't see why autism is an excuse to be obnoxious, no. Obviously, if someone is severely autistic it would be obvious and then one would make allowances, but this woman is clearly not severely affected.

As for the race thing, it's nothing new. People in the US seem to think that hispanic people are whitre. The other woman looks half black. Who cares? Torres didn't say anything racist, so obviously the race thing is a red herring.

Thor wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:

I don't see why autism is an excuse to be obnoxious, no. Obviously, if someone is severely autistic it would be obvious and then one would make allowances, but this woman is clearly not severely affected.

As for the race thing, it's nothing new. People in the US seem to think that hispanic people are whitre. The other woman looks half black. Who cares? Torres didn't say anything racist, so obviously the race thing is a red herring.

Well then I would say you have little understanding about how people with autism can be very different to how you and I are

To then claim she is not severely effected, when she suffers also from depression and suicidal thoughts. Is now you claiming you are based placed to diagnosed conditions.

Are you?

Of course not and again you are still missing the point. How this woman was hounded for false reasons based on racism

I know you dont care, that is the issue with people of ignorance like yourself. You fail to understand things like autism itself and come to think you are an expert, based off watching a video of a person

It just makes me realise why people like you are such imbicilles

Raggamuffin wrote:

Thor wrote:


Well then I would say you have little understanding about how people with autism can be very different to how you and I are

To then claim she is not severely effected, when she suffers also from depression and suicidal thoughts. Is now you claiming you are based placed to diagnosed conditions.

Are you?

Of course not and again you are still missing the point. How this woman was hounded for false reasons based on racism

I know you dont care, that is the issue with people of ignorance like yourself. You fail to understand things like autism itself and come to think you are an expert, based off watching a video of a person

It just makes me realise why people like you are such imbicilles

It's still no excuse. If a random was arsy with me like that, I wouldn't react well either. If they then made an excuse, it would make no difference unless they apologised.

If autism is not the point, why are you banging on about it?

Both woman are idiots, much like yourself.

When autistic people commit offences, it may be for the following reasons.

Social naivety. The desire to have friends has led some autistic people to be befriended by criminals, and become their unwitting accomplices. People on the autism spectrum often do not understand other people’s motives.

Difficulty with change or unexpected events. An unexpected change in the environment or routine, eg a public transport delay, may cause great anxiety and distress, leading to aggressive behaviour.

Misunderstanding of social cues. For example, many autistic people have difficulties with eye contact, which may be avoided, fleeting, prolonged or inappropriate. This may be interpreted as making unwanted sexual advances.

Rigid adherence to rules. They may become extremely agitated if other people break these rules. For example, an autistic man was known to kick cars that were parked illegally.

Not understanding the implications of their behaviour. Due to difficulties with social imagination, an autistic person might not learn from past experience. They may repeatedly offend if not offered the correct support and intervention.

Thor wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:

It's still no excuse. If a random was arsy with me like that, I wouldn't react well either. If they then made an excuse, it would make no difference unless they apologised.

If autism is not the point, why are you banging on about it?

Both woman are idiots, much like yourself.

If you think its no excuse, proves you have no understanding of mental health issues

It proves again, that you have decided what is right or wrong never placing yourself in such a poisition

It means you lack any empathic intelligence

So again lets go back to basics, what do you understand how autism effects people and on what levels|?

The only reason you do not understand and judge is because you have the intellect of a child and judge like a child

Now lets try and educate you here

Would you judge a child of 5 feeling fear?

Raggamuffin wrote:

Thor wrote:


If you think its no excuse, proves you have no understanding of mental health issues

It proves again, that you have decided what is right or wrong never placing yourself in such a poisition

It means you lack any empathic intelligence

So again lets go back to basics, what do you understand how autism effects people and on what levels|?

The only reason you do not understand and judge is because you have the intellect of a child and judge like a child

Now lets try and educate you here

Would you judge a child of 5 feeling fear?

Are you saying I have a low mental age? If so, you shouldn't be having a go at me - it's not my fault!

Thor wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:

Are you saying I have a low mental age? If so, you shouldn't be having a go at me - it's not my fault!

Yes you do have a low mental age and I am not blaming you for your ignorance

So is this you admitting you were wrong before?

Raggamuffin wrote:If someone has a tantrum and calls the police on someone who is sheltering from the rain, that's their own fault. I'm tired of all these excuses. A child wouldn't call the police. If someone is old enough to waste police time and have a go at someone, they can take responsibility for it

Raggamuffin wrote:

Thor wrote:

Yes you do have a low mental age and I am not blaming you for your ignorance

So is this you admitting you were wrong before?

No I'm not. I'm saying that if you think I'm mentally impaired you shouldn't be nasty to me.

Thor wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:If someone has a tantrum and calls the police on someone who is sheltering from the rain, that's their own fault. I'm tired of all these excuses. A child wouldn't call the police. If someone is old enough to waste police time and have a go at someone, they can take responsibility for it

Which proves again you have no idea of what autism is.

What do you understand of the mind of a person with autism?

Again

When autistic people commit offences, it may be for the following reasons.

Social naivety. The desire to have friends has led some autistic people to be befriended by criminals, and become their unwitting accomplices. People on the autism spectrum often do not understand other people’s motives.

Difficulty with change or unexpected events. An unexpected change in the environment or routine, eg a public transport delay, may cause great anxiety and distress, leading to aggressive behaviour.

Misunderstanding of social cues. For example, many autistic people have difficulties with eye contact, which may be avoided, fleeting, prolonged or inappropriate. This may be interpreted as making unwanted sexual advances.

Rigid adherence to rules. They may become extremely agitated if other people break these rules. For example, an autistic man was known to kick cars that were parked illegally.

Not understanding the implications of their behaviour. Due to difficulties with social imagination, an autistic person might not learn from past experience. They may repeatedly offend if not offered the correct support and intervention.

Raggamuffin wrote:

Thor wrote:

Which proves again you have no idea of what autism is.

What do you understand of the mind of a person with autism?

Again

When autistic people commit offences, it may be for the following reasons.

Social naivety. The desire to have friends has led some autistic people to be befriended by criminals, and become their unwitting accomplices. People on the autism spectrum often do not understand other people’s motives.

Difficulty with change or unexpected events. An unexpected change in the environment or routine, eg a public transport delay, may cause great anxiety and distress, leading to aggressive behaviour.

Misunderstanding of social cues. For example, many autistic people have difficulties with eye contact, which may be avoided, fleeting, prolonged or inappropriate. This may be interpreted as making unwanted sexual advances.

Rigid adherence to rules. They may become extremely agitated if other people break these rules. For example, an autistic man was known to kick cars that were parked illegally.

Not understanding the implications of their behaviour. Due to difficulties with social imagination, an autistic person might not learn from past experience. They may repeatedly offend if not offered the correct support and intervention.

It's strange how all that is negative isn't it? It's strange how it all leads to someone being obnoxious and rude. Why can't they be nice instead? If a man damages cars, he should be prosecuted, and so should the people who are parking illegally.

If someone is being aggressive me to me, I'm not going to stand there asking them if they're "autistic". I suppose you would ask them that though. If they know they're autistic, they also know that aggressive behaviour is wrong.

Thor wrote:

Raggamuffin wrote:

It's strange how all that is negative isn't it? It's strange how it all leads to someone being obnoxious and rude. Why can't they be nice instead? If a man damages cars, he should be prosecuted, and so should the people who are parking illegally.

If someone is being aggressive me to me, I'm not going to stand there asking them if they're "autistic". I suppose you would ask them that though. If they know they're autistic, they also know that aggressive behaviour is wrong.

Why cant they be nice?

Thank your for proving your ignorance here

I shows you have zero understanding what austic people go through

You dont even try to understand why they might be agressive

You sound like that lying twat eilzel

Unable to comprehend what you do not understand

So remain in ignorance as he is

Raggamuffin wrote:

Thor wrote:

Why cant they be nice?

Thank your for proving your ignorance here

I shows you have zero understanding what austic people go through

You dont even try to understand why they might be agressive

You sound like that lying twat eilzel

Unable to comprehend what you do not understand

So remain in ignorance as he is

Stop having a tantrum Didge.