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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Oh and people - it would be embarrassing if I didn't call you out when you're being hateful and unkind to my innocent disabled child for being odd. That's what would be embarrassing. You are all so determined to be able to correct and judge others that you can't bear the idea of extenuating circumstances and you're setting yourselves up for some massive falls. The most superior toddler parents have the worst behaved middle schoolers. Enjoy that. [/quote] Don't really understand what you are trying to say here, but if your original goal in posting was to communicate more tolerance for your autistic child when in public and exhibiting bad behaviors, you failed badly. It is you who sounds extremely intolerant and entitled and everyone can feel that when reading your posts. You fail.[/quote] She's right to be intolerant. You don't get it. She's defending her child and that makes you mad, because you don't want to have to be exposed to disabilities that make you uncomfortable. You want her and her child to have to earn the right to be in public, either through perfect behavior or through a constant acknowledgment that they are lesser-than, basically a walking apology for living. I'll say one thing - the one piece of advice OP got here that she probably WOULD be best to internalize is to stop caring what other people think. Because the world is a crappy place to people who are inconveniently different. [/quote] [b]Why does OP have the right to defend her child, but no one else does? [/b] Again read the whole thread before you jump up on your soapbox .[/quote] This. Thank you. [/quote]
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