2/2 'While a mainstream person may indeed get carried away by the mob and lose their self-awareness, an autistic person makes a conscious decision to participate and should therefore be held to at least the same level of accountability as others.' - franklludwig.com/autismophobi...

1/2 I even think there are cases where autistic people should be held to higher standards. In this article I criticise the lenient sentence of an autistic Jan 6 terrorist:

To my knowledge, he self-identified as 'Asperger' two years ago which in itself is quite telling. I actually think that he rather fits the narcissism profile, just like his co-president.

You can find all my poetographs at franklludwig.com/poetographs....

By the way, does anybody know how to get a preview for links on Bluesky?

I know what you mean, and I'm the same. What I meant was tolerance regarding differences, but of course that doesn't extend to tolerating the intolerable.