Living with Williams Syndrome, the 'opposite of autism'

Re:Living with Williams Syndrome, the 'opposite of autism' by chillingeffect on Monday April 14, 2014 @11:40AM (#7586795)

The above two comments, taken together, indicate SO MUCH. For example, they show why feminism is so problematic:

Members of the same identified group do not by necessity agree on how they wish to be treated. There is no monolithic, "correct" feminism and there is no monolithic, "correct" "handicapped person."

Brilliant. Thank you for not just sitting there and keep quiet, tensenki. Good luck with your coding, etc.

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Re:Living with Williams Syndrome, the 'opposite of autism' by kefka on Monday April 14, 2014 @11:53AM (#7586887)

I think you're on to something there.

From my observations, feminism seems to place the woman as "damaged" or "in a state of victimhood". That viewpoint seems.. wrong. Why would I see myself as lesser and try to lower others around me so I look better?

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