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Subject Is the MSM Making Autistic People Out To Be Cold Blooded Killers?

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Of course they are. This isn't to take all the guns away or ban them immediately, if they did that, everyone would freak out all at once.

Gun control has been a slow, controlled process. It has to target one group at a time, systematically making it appear as thought the 2nd amendment rights are still intact for the rest of us but that for others it is taken away for "our protection."

Gun control in the U.S. mostly started the big kick off when they barred people with federal criminal records from owning a firearm. The idea was that they would convince the populous that only criminals would have this right restricted, and it was okay because it was in the effort of preventing more crime. This isn't even true because if someone truly is a criminal and wants to obtain those firearms, they will, and that firearm won't be registered to boot, so it actually only hurts us.

Same deal here, they are trying to push the idea that those who are a little too reserved, or maybe a little too "weird," and who don't fit into general society, are the ones that shouldn't own guns. They will do this by repeatedly brainwashing the populous to believe that these traits, which could merely be shyness, or in my personal experience, severe trauma which leads you to be distrustful of people, are symptoms of a greater mental disorder. Autism, aspergers, whatever, and the definition for those is only getting wider.

So they won't take your guns away just yet. But what they are trying to do is make an extremely invasive Psychiatric Evaluation mandatory for owning a gun, "to protect the children," they'll say. You'll probably get points on the "not allowed to own a gun" list for merely having children in the household, given that right now psychiatrists routinely try to get children they examine to state they feel they are in danger because Mommy or Daddy has a gun and they've been known to call CPS and target gun owners explicitly.

The DSM-V recently being released is key in this orchestration. This manual is so broad reaching it is the definition of insanity itself, literally every human emotion in the extreme and even not in the extreme at times now has a label and a medicine for it. If you refuse to cooperate with such invasive questioning of your emotional state and home life, now they can also just slap you with Obedience Defiance Disorder, which is an incredibly convenient diagnosis they've made up to unfairly label anyone with a "problem in regard to authority."

So to recap: First it starts with not allowing criminals to own guns, because who could disagree with that? Then more and more shootings begin to happen with people who are "obviously mentally ill" or who "keep to themselves" a little too much. The public has an outcry of action to be taken, and they then won't allow anyone with a "mental disorder" to own firearms, because who could disagree with that? As more and more people get labeled unfit for gun ownership, people who were found "mentally unstable" will snap and take a lawful owner's gun to commit a hideous crime like this, it soon becomes clear that we might as well outlaw guns for every citizen, because it's not stopping those mentally ill monsters from shooting up anything.

And then only criminals and politicians have guns. The populous is in awe as this does absolutely nothing for crime rates or violence and in fact probably only escalates it.

So it goes.
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Original Message The Connecticut School Shooting has been a horrific tragedy and has really shaken up America. There's been reports that the alleged shooter has Aspergers syndrome, which is a form of Autism.

This breaks my heart that the media is painting this picture of Autism and making it out like people with autism and these disorders are "emotionless".
Ryan Lanza, 24, brother of gunman Adam Lanza, 20, tells authorities that his younger brother is autistic, or has Asperger syndrome and a “personality disorder.” Neighbors described the younger man to ABC as “odd” and displaying characteristics associated with obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Read more: [link to nation.foxnews.com]

It concerns me that Autism is even playing a role in this shooting. For anyone who has ever worked with Autistic children they would know that these children are some of the most lovable children in the world, if they allow themselves to get close to you that is.

Don't take it from me though, take it from an expert.
"Having Asperger's or the autism spectrum... does not carry any bearing on whether or not you will become—for lack of a better term—a 'good person' in this life," notes Michael John Carley, executive director of the Global and Regional Asperger Syndrome Partnership, in a statement the organization issued. "While the majority of statistics prove that we are infinitely more prone to be the victims of violence than the perpetrators of violence, we are not immune from becoming people capable of making terrible, horrible choices." [link to www.lovethatmax.com]
In one Swedish study that compared people who committed violent or sexual offenses who had Asperger syndrome with criminals who did not, the authors concluded that violence perpetrated by someone with Asperger's is related to "similar co-occurring psychcopathology"—again, there has to be some other trigger. Drugs or substance abuse may also come into play.
Remember James Holmes? His name has come up a lot since yesterday.

The same autism finger-pointing happened with James Holmes, the man who went on a shooting rampage at a movie theater Aurora, Colorado. MSNBC host Joe Scarborough, speculating on the perpetrator, sparked widespread outrage and a change.org petition when he remarked, "Most of it has to do with mental health. You have these people that are somewhere, I believe, probably on the autism scale. I don't know if that's the case here, but if happens more often than not." Scarborough, who has a son with Asperger's, later apologized, saying he could have stated his remarks more "eloquently." [link to www.lovethatmax.com]

I am not saying what Adam Lanza did was ok, it was sick and disgusting and I hope his soul is rotting in hell, but people with Autism are not heartless and very lovable.

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