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Anonymous Coward User ID: 75825490 United States 11/27/2017 11:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "Looks like a disabled kid that took the family car. Similar like even normal children have done. She couldn't steer straight and does not appear to even of been going very fast has as evidence that when she did crash most the car was still outside home, mostly in the window and door frame. She was even unharmed which would not happen in a high impact accident." Except this disabled kid was able to articulate that she wanted to "kill 10 people". What the 5 children in that house were physically disabled themselves and couldn't have gotten out of the way. Would it have been ok then? I'm sorry that your son is Autistic. I hope you both get the support you need to be happy, but this was a crime, pure and simple. Autistic people commit crimes, they need to be hospitalized so that they don't do it again. Dismissing THIS situation just because you have a familiarity with it, doesn't make it acceptable. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75825490 United States 11/27/2017 11:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "Looks like a disabled kid that took the family car. Similar like even normal children have done. She couldn't steer straight and does not appear to even of been going very fast has as evidence that when she did crash most the car was still outside home, mostly in the window and door frame. She was even unharmed which would not happen in a high impact accident." Except this disabled kid was able to articulate that she wanted to "kill 10 people". What the 5 children in that house were physically disabled themselves and couldn't have gotten out of the way. Would it have been ok then? I'm sorry that your son is Autistic. I hope you both get the support you need to be happy, but this was a crime, pure and simple. Autistic people commit crimes, they need to be hospitalized so that they don't do it again. Dismissing THIS situation just because you have a familiarity with it, doesn't make it acceptable. |
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User ID: 75073722 United States 11/27/2017 11:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Don't bother commenting on what you don't know about. Autism is a communication disorder. Doesn't matter what the kids said because it was probably inaccurate and a response to people telling her she could of killed people. It was not a high impact accident. No one was hurt an the car was mostly lodge in the the outside frame of the house. Not too many 11 years old know how to steer straight let alone an autistic child, who probably has a depth perception to boot as most do. WOW. We get almost all autistic people are not homicidal. Yet, here we are. Autism has as much to do with motivation as it has to being lactose intolerant. Classic example of the current leftist thinking...victimize the homicidal evil doer. You haven't been around those black eyed kids, have you? There is no victim here. there was just a car accident and most likely a mis-communication. I am far from being a leftist. I am a parent of an autistic child, so I can see the bigger picture, what it potentially is, and what it is potentially is not. What is unfair is these huge jumps to a conclusion, of psychopathy and demonizing this kid. When fact are more clear there is no left leanings in putting reality in perspective. I am no stranger to knowing autism. I believe your bias is clouding your judgement, and I can see how that might happen. I don't call this a miscommunication. The communication was clear. The act was clear. I'm also no stranger to TBI victims. Or PTSD victims. Sometimes, oftentimes, they have problems communicating, and a very small percentage become homicidal. Most do not. To jump to the conclusion that hey, he's just a misunderstood kid is dangerous to the rest of us. Jumping to the conclusion that is he not misunderstood is a safe bet. Approach accordingly. Occult Ritual Transformation and Coronavirus: How Mask Wearing, Hand Washing, “Social Separation” and Lockdowns Are Age-Old Occult Rituals [link to haveyenotread.com (secure)] |
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User ID: 75531416 United States 11/27/2017 11:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The other alarming factor about this story was the fact that when this story was posted on a local FaceBook page, commenters that were upset and concerned about this child's violent actions were insulted and told that "they shouldn't judge, because it's just "a child and the child was Autistic". As if the child should get a free pass for any offense, because he/she is Autistic. The level of violence that society is willing to put up with is alarming, in my opinion. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75825490 She shouldn't get a free pass but autistic children can be extremely violent. The kids that are like that need to be institutionalized. It would be interesting to know more about the parents and what goes on in the home. It's not often that children are violent just for the hell of it, like they were just born rotten. Last Edited by Debauchery on 11/27/2017 11:49 PM And the LORD spake, saying, "First shalt thou take out the Holy Pin, then shalt thou count to three, no more, no less. Three shall be the number thou shalt count, and the number of the counting shall be three. Four shalt thou not count, neither count thou two, excepting that thou then proceed to three. Five is right out. Once the number three, being the third number, be reached, then lobbest thou thy Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch towards thy foe, who being naughty in My sight, shall snuff it. I am an evil giraffe, and I shall eat more leaves from this tree than perhaps I should, so that other giraffes may die. |
So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/27/2017 11:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: So I Am 69947748 Don't bother commenting on what you don't know about. Autism is a communication disorder. Doesn't matter what the kids said because it was probably inaccurate and a response to people telling her she could of killed people. It was not a high impact accident. No one was hurt an the car was mostly lodge in the the outside frame of the house. Not too many 11 years old know how to steer straight let alone an autistic child, who probably has a depth perception to boot as most do. WOW. We get almost all autistic people are not homicidal. Yet, here we are. Autism has as much to do with motivation as it has to being lactose intolerant. Classic example of the current leftist thinking...victimize the homicidal evil doer. You haven't been around those black eyed kids, have you? There is no victim here. there was just a car accident and most likely a mis-communication. I am far from being a leftist. I am a parent of an autistic child, so I can see the bigger picture, what it potentially is, and what it is potentially is not. What is unfair is these huge jumps to a conclusion, of psychopathy and demonizing this kid. When fact are more clear there is no left leanings in putting reality in perspective. "I wanted to kill people" is a pretty clear indicator of psychopathy or demonic behavior. THAT is reality. There are MILLIONS of autistic kids that never tried to kill people. It's not an excuse. The child has something seriously wrong with it. You have not read my other post and do not have a accurate concept of expressive and receptive language processing errors. It is possible people told her she could of killed people than she misappropriated her pronoun and was expressing what people had expressed to her. Like , if the cop asked a leading question like "What do you thing you were doing , you could of killed people." Other people might of been saying the same thing. She expressed she could of killed people by using the wrong sentence structure and pronouns. I am certain this event was a surprised to this young autistic girl too, and she would be looking to give the correct answer had happened. Autistic people have a very hard time expressing themselves accurately . You can not always take what they say as being accurate or true. People that know the person and people familiar with the disorder need to interview the child to get a real idea of what the child is trying to communicate. Again further more, parents often leave their keys laying out. Kids, even normal kids sometimes take their parents car in at young ages. Kids think they can drive. Most kids can't drive a care straight. This girl even crashed a car on her way down the road. It was not a high impact accident, as the car was only crashed through the window and front door, not through the house. No one was harmed , not even the girl, which if it was a high impact crash most likely the girl would of been injured. It is wrong for people to make assumption of her evil intentions, considering her disability. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75825490 United States 11/27/2017 11:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Link to the picture of the "non-impact" accident: [link to www.wdrb.com] |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 12:04 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | "Looks like a disabled kid that took the family car. Similar like even normal children have done. She couldn't steer straight and does not appear to even of been going very fast has as evidence that when she did crash most the car was still outside home, mostly in the window and door frame. She was even unharmed which would not happen in a high impact accident." Except this disabled kid was able to articulate that she wanted to "kill 10 people". What the 5 children in that house were physically disabled themselves and couldn't have gotten out of the way. Would it have been ok then? I'm sorry that your son is Autistic. I hope you both get the support you need to be happy, but this was a crime, pure and simple. Autistic people commit crimes, they need to be hospitalized so that they don't do it again. Dismissing THIS situation just because you have a familiarity with it, doesn't make it acceptable. Like, I said before it autism is a communication disorder. Just because an autistic person articulate something, does not make it true. There are many inappropriate ways of using language and misusing pronouns that change the meaning of what they want to say or say what they think you want them to say. There could of been 10 people immediately at the crash that she was referring to that she could of killed in that moment of questioning. Meaning she understood after the fact the could of killed people, not that she meant to or even wanted to. That especially when people are telling her over an over that she could of killed people. This is why you can't trust this reporters interview of the victims family because they don't have a grasp of this child's communication style. They are understanding language only in the standard way that is being communicated. Not from her perspective as a person with a communication disorder. |
So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 12:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | She could be a stupid 11 year old saying stupid things.The cops made a big deal of it.I watched 3 kids all day.One 6 year old said I hope you all die after he lost the game. Quoting: Rachael123 Bingo! That baby was simply mimicking a phrase they heard and ironically applying it correctly. Autistic people don't always apply phrases correctly for appropriate event as well. There is a lot more to language than just words. |
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So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 12:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I believe I wrote not a high impact not a non impact. Car did not go through the home , just though a wall window. Yes, there was damage. Insurance will take care of it. Thank goodness no one was killed. However a normal child could of caused the same damage, attempting to drive. Only difference is this child appears to of mis-communicated the possible outcome as an admission of guilt. That is what is unusual and frightening to people that do not understand communication disorders. This why unless you know this child and they way they use language, you should not be quick to condemn. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75825490 United States 11/28/2017 12:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I believe I wrote not a high impact not a non impact. Car did not go through the home , just though a wall window. Yes, there was damage. Insurance will take care of it. Thank goodness no one was killed. However a normal child could of caused the same damage, attempting to drive. Only difference is this child appears to of mis-communicated the possible outcome as an admission of guilt. That is what is unusual and frightening to people that do not understand communication disorders. This why unless you know this child and they way they use language, you should not be quick to condemn. I understand you advocating for autistic people, but in this case you're making a juvenile criminal seem like a victim. The victim is the person who has a giant ass hole in their home and the 5 "babies" (since you like to refer to a 10 year old as as a baby) who have the memory of using a couch as a shield against some demon in a Ram truck. I hope you hide the keys from your "baby". |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75411232 United States 11/28/2017 12:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I believe I wrote not a high impact not a non impact. Car did not go through the home , just though a wall window. Yes, there was damage. Insurance will take care of it. Thank goodness no one was killed. However a normal child could of caused the same damage, attempting to drive. Only difference is this child appears to of mis-communicated the possible outcome as an admission of guilt. That is what is unusual and frightening to people that do not understand communication disorders. This why unless you know this child and they way they use language, you should not be quick to condemn. She had tried to take the keys before...she communicated that just fine to her family. It's in the article with the photos that she had tried to take the keys and drive previously. Most people now days have some illness or disability do we excuse them all? |
So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 12:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: So I Am 69947748 Don't bother commenting on what you don't know about. Autism is a communication disorder. Doesn't matter what the kids said because it was probably inaccurate and a response to people telling her she could of killed people. It was not a high impact accident. No one was hurt an the car was mostly lodge in the the outside frame of the house. Not too many 11 years old know how to steer straight let alone an autistic child, who probably has a depth perception to boot as most do. WOW. We get almost all autistic people are not homicidal. Yet, here we are. Autism has as much to do with motivation as it has to being lactose intolerant. Classic example of the current leftist thinking...victimize the homicidal evil doer. You haven't been around those black eyed kids, have you? There is no victim here. there was just a car accident and most likely a mis-communication. I am far from being a leftist. I am a parent of an autistic child, so I can see the bigger picture, what it potentially is, and what it is potentially is not. What is unfair is these huge jumps to a conclusion, of psychopathy and demonizing this kid. When fact are more clear there is no left leanings in putting reality in perspective. I am no stranger to knowing autism. I believe your bias is clouding your judgement, and I can see how that might happen. I don't call this a miscommunication. The communication was clear. The act was clear. I'm also no stranger to TBI victims. Or PTSD victims. Sometimes, oftentimes, they have problems communicating, and a very small percentage become homicidal. Most do not. To jump to the conclusion that hey, he's just a misunderstood kid is dangerous to the rest of us. Jumping to the conclusion that is he not misunderstood is a safe bet. Approach accordingly. I beg your pardon but you are the one jumping to conclusions. PTSD and TBI are still not the same thing and have more emotional componets to it. TBI tend to be forgetful of words, while PTSD have trouble finding the right words to express their feeling. Further more language sequencing patterns is more well ingrained. Such as the person explains that they got angry and hit so and so . An autistic person may say "You hit me" instead of "I hit so and so." Cant' tell you how many times I have been referred to CPS because my son was yelling in a public space for not getting his way that "You are going to hit me," when actually he meant to say "I am going to hit you." He never hit by the way, just made threat because that is what he saw on TV or what kids said to him. This also go hand in hand with not being able to hold a whole lot of words in their heads unexpectedly to express all at once. So they might accidently infer themselves or someone else and then the outcome or last part of what was told or heard. Especially if they are trying to please the person questioning them. Easy to make an autistic person admit to t a crime they didn't commit. Kids / people like to be correct, if if their answer is mistaken. Just confuse them, and there you go. I am not letting the kid off the hook. Like I said before , you need people that are familiar with the kids and their communication style to get at what their real intentions were. Until then when it comes to autism you cannot assume what the disabled person is saying is the correct word meaning that they are using. No charges should be filed, if the communication is mistaken. Which I am sure is being investigated. In the meantime, CPS is going to be in the lives of this family for some time to come along with safety and supervisory plans for this child. Good thing is this family should be able to more easily to apply for and get approved for a home health care worker to help supervise this kid. You usually can't get those until a child is 13 years old unless there are special circumstances. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75411232 United States 11/28/2017 12:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The girl's grandmother said she thinks the girl was influenced by an animated TV show where a character steals the keys to a car. They had been hiding the keys for some time because the girl had tried to grab the keys off the counter before. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 01:09 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.wdrb.com] Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75411232 The girl's grandmother said she thinks the girl was influenced by an animated TV show where a character steals the keys to a car. They had been hiding the keys for some time because the girl had tried to grab the keys off the counter before. That sounds correct. Autistic kids love to imitate and act out shows that entertain them. Bet anything though in the show, there is nothing about wanting to kill people. Like I said, inappropriate communication not a psycho kid. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75825490 United States 11/28/2017 01:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.wdrb.com] Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75411232 The girl's grandmother said she thinks the girl was influenced by an animated TV show where a character steals the keys to a car. They had been hiding the keys for some time because the girl had tried to grab the keys off the counter before. That sounds correct. Autistic kids love to imitate and act out shows that entertain them. Bet anything though in the show, there is nothing about wanting to kill people. Like I said, inappropriate communication not a psycho kid. I guess this is just an example of inappropriate communication that's also endangering the lives of others and destruction of property. I hope they're stacking charges up against her parents for failing to properly supervise her and lock her up in a mental ward. I'm glad that most Autistic people aren't violent. |
So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 01:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The other alarming factor about this story was the fact that when this story was posted on a local FaceBook page, commenters that were upset and concerned about this child's violent actions were insulted and told that "they shouldn't judge, because it's just "a child and the child was Autistic". As if the child should get a free pass for any offense, because he/she is Autistic. The level of violence that society is willing to put up with is alarming, in my opinion. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75825490 She shouldn't get a free pass but autistic children can be extremely violent. The kids that are like that need to be institutionalized. It would be interesting to know more about the parents and what goes on in the home. It's not often that children are violent just for the hell of it, like they were just born rotten. The kid had a car accident. She crashed through a wall, but the car did not completely enter the residents. No one was injured including the 11 year old girl. Most likely it was not an intentional act, as children have trouble driving straight. Also there is nothing to imply the kid was violent outside the way she used her words. Those words were most likely applied inappropriately and mistakenly. Autism is a communication disorder after all. Without knowing the individual you can't take what they say at face value. |
So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 01:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.wdrb.com] Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75411232 The girl's grandmother said she thinks the girl was influenced by an animated TV show where a character steals the keys to a car. They had been hiding the keys for some time because the girl had tried to grab the keys off the counter before. That sounds correct. Autistic kids love to imitate and act out shows that entertain them. Bet anything though in the show, there is nothing about wanting to kill people. Like I said, inappropriate communication not a psycho kid. I guess this is just an example of inappropriate communication that's also endangering the lives of others and destruction of property. I hope they're stacking charges up against her parents for failing to properly supervise her and lock her up in a mental ward. I'm glad that most Autistic people aren't violent. So you want to lock of all of young children that have taken the car and crashed it and put them in mental wards? Seriously! The parents are going to deal with this situation. CPS will be involved. But what are you going to charge people with other than simple neglect? Auto insurance is going to deal with damages. The girl probably had to go to the hospital for mental health consult, just because of what she said. That does not mean that she meant it or understood how her words were interpreted. It does not mean she belongs in a mental ward. |
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User ID: 75002581 United States 11/28/2017 01:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The other alarming factor about this story was the fact that when this story was posted on a local FaceBook page, commenters that were upset and concerned about this child's violent actions were insulted and told that "they shouldn't judge, because it's just "a child and the child was Autistic". As if the child should get a free pass for any offense, because he/she is Autistic. The level of violence that society is willing to put up with is alarming, in my opinion. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75825490 She shouldn't get a free pass but autistic children can be extremely violent. The kids that are like that need to be institutionalized. It would be interesting to know more about the parents and what goes on in the home. It's not often that children are violent just for the hell of it, like they were just born rotten. The kid had a car accident. She crashed through a wall, but the car did not completely enter the residents. No one was injured including the 11 year old girl. Most likely it was not an intentional act, as children have trouble driving straight. Also there is nothing to imply the kid was violent outside the way she used her words. Those words were most likely applied inappropriately and mistakenly. Autism is a communication disorder after all. Without knowing the individual you can't take what they say at face value. Did you see the damage? Did you see that they were fortunate the couch protected them? There very well could have been deaths and it was sheer luck that there wasn't. The child tried to take the keys before. This was negligence of the parents AND the child, however unfortunate it is that she is autistic, is a danger to society as a whole. It sucks, but that is the way that it is. If the child is THAT influenced by things and can't exercise self-control, then there is a problem. I don't want to die because someone liberal ass parent decides to take a break from watching their disabled kid long enough to allow this to happen. I don't want my kids to die because of it. Society as a whole needs to stop pandering to this kind of crap and look at the good of the whole. Sure, they should extend help to those with disabilities, but it should not be at the expense of the safety of other kids. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 75825490 United States 11/28/2017 01:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.wdrb.com] Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75411232 The girl's grandmother said she thinks the girl was influenced by an animated TV show where a character steals the keys to a car. They had been hiding the keys for some time because the girl had tried to grab the keys off the counter before. That sounds correct. Autistic kids love to imitate and act out shows that entertain them. Bet anything though in the show, there is nothing about wanting to kill people. Like I said, inappropriate communication not a psycho kid. I guess this is just an example of inappropriate communication that's also endangering the lives of others and destruction of property. I hope they're stacking charges up against her parents for failing to properly supervise her and lock her up in a mental ward. I'm glad that most Autistic people aren't violent. So you want to lock of all of young children that have taken the car and crashed it and put them in mental wards? Seriously! The parents are going to deal with this situation. CPS will be involved. But what are you going to charge people with other than simple neglect? Auto insurance is going to deal with damages. The girl probably had to go to the hospital for mental health consult, just because of what she said. That does not mean that she meant it or understood how her words were interpreted. It does not mean she belongs in a mental ward. Lock the deviant girl up! She broke the law and if her parents can't properly supervise her, then she needs to be in a place where she can get supervision so that she doesn't harm anybody else. Autistic people have to follow the law, too-despite what you believe. |
So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 01:48 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I believe I wrote not a high impact not a non impact. Car did not go through the home , just though a wall window. Yes, there was damage. Insurance will take care of it. Thank goodness no one was killed. However a normal child could of caused the same damage, attempting to drive. Only difference is this child appears to of mis-communicated the possible outcome as an admission of guilt. That is what is unusual and frightening to people that do not understand communication disorders. This why unless you know this child and they way they use language, you should not be quick to condemn. I understand you advocating for autistic people, but in this case you're making a juvenile criminal seem like a victim. The victim is the person who has a giant ass hole in their home and the 5 "babies" (since you like to refer to a 10 year old as as a baby) who have the memory of using a couch as a shield against some demon in a Ram truck. I hope you hide the keys from your "baby". "Baby" that was another replay to someone commenting on the misinterpretations of words of a one year old they were baby sitting comparing the error to autism. No, the 11 year old is in trouble and should be. She took the family car and crashed it! She could of really hurt or killed someone. That is not to be taken lightly. However, you should not judge her on the accident and tie them to her words and at the same time due to her disability and communication errors. That is just ignorant. She is not a demon until mental health and a sound professional deem her so. Sort of like innocent until proven guilty... get it. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 72205685 United States 11/28/2017 02:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Shades of The Bad Seed. Some people are just not born right. Their wiring is off. Quoting: ~ hannah~ You actually believe this psy-op nonsense don't you. Isaiah 5 [8] Woe unto them that join house to house, that lay field to field, till there be no place, that they may be placed alone in the midst of the earth! [9] In mine ears said the LORD of hosts, Of a truth many houses shall be desolate, even great and fair, without inhabitant. [10] Yea, ten acres of vineyard shall yield one bath, and the seed of an homer shall yield an ephah. [link to i.dailymail.co.uk] |
So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 02:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 69947748 That sounds correct. Autistic kids love to imitate and act out shows that entertain them. Bet anything though in the show, there is nothing about wanting to kill people. Like I said, inappropriate communication not a psycho kid. I guess this is just an example of inappropriate communication that's also endangering the lives of others and destruction of property. I hope they're stacking charges up against her parents for failing to properly supervise her and lock her up in a mental ward. I'm glad that most Autistic people aren't violent. So you want to lock of all of young children that have taken the car and crashed it and put them in mental wards? Seriously! The parents are going to deal with this situation. CPS will be involved. But what are you going to charge people with other than simple neglect? Auto insurance is going to deal with damages. The girl probably had to go to the hospital for mental health consult, just because of what she said. That does not mean that she meant it or understood how her words were interpreted. It does not mean she belongs in a mental ward. Lock the deviant girl up! She broke the law and if her parents can't properly supervise her, then she needs to be in a place where she can get supervision so that she doesn't harm anybody else. Autistic people have to follow the law, too-despite what you believe. LOL! You are all just picking on me now. I now you are not that seriously stupid or heartless. Thank god too, you don't serve in the legal system or courts. She was a kid that made a mistake and crashed the car that could of killed someone. The government will ensure her parents application for a home healthcare worker will be approved to help supervise this child. Besides there are no residential mental institutions for kids that are NOT violent, that take the family car and crash it into a house. With the autistic communication disorder that it is unclear what she was doing, forget it. It is a silly argument. Most kids that are violent don't even go to mental institution, even if they have a diagnosis psychopathy. They go to a treatment program, get put on meds, to calm them down, go back home or too a group home/ foster care. They don't get institutionalized at least until their 18 years old or in bad health, or get a criminal record. That is the reality of this day and age. |
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So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 02:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The other alarming factor about this story was the fact that when this story was posted on a local FaceBook page, commenters that were upset and concerned about this child's violent actions were insulted and told that "they shouldn't judge, because it's just "a child and the child was Autistic". As if the child should get a free pass for any offense, because he/she is Autistic. The level of violence that society is willing to put up with is alarming, in my opinion. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75825490 She shouldn't get a free pass but autistic children can be extremely violent. The kids that are like that need to be institutionalized. It would be interesting to know more about the parents and what goes on in the home. It's not often that children are violent just for the hell of it, like they were just born rotten. The kid had a car accident. She crashed through a wall, but the car did not completely enter the residents. No one was injured including the 11 year old girl. Most likely it was not an intentional act, as children have trouble driving straight. Also there is nothing to imply the kid was violent outside the way she used her words. Those words were most likely applied inappropriately and mistakenly. Autism is a communication disorder after all. Without knowing the individual you can't take what they say at face value. Did you see the damage? Did you see that they were fortunate the couch protected them? There very well could have been deaths and it was sheer luck that there wasn't. The child tried to take the keys before. This was negligence of the parents AND the child, however unfortunate it is that she is autistic, is a danger to society as a whole. It sucks, but that is the way that it is. If the child is THAT influenced by things and can't exercise self-control, then there is a problem. I don't want to die because someone liberal ass parent decides to take a break from watching their disabled kid long enough to allow this to happen. I don't want my kids to die because of it. Society as a whole needs to stop pandering to this kind of crap and look at the good of the whole. Sure, they should extend help to those with disabilities, but it should not be at the expense of the safety of other kids. No body can be expected to be a complete and utter jail warden and to keep a perfect eye on their kids all the time at age 11 years old, especially when the kid is good for most of it. That is exhausting. Beside the 11 year old girl still should be treated as much as possible as a typical 11 year old. Seriously, how would you feel growing up in a prison environment and never given any freedom or responsibility to be like the average person. Nope for healthy development people need autonomy until proven otherwise just like with almost all other kids. This is a rare event, there is no evidence she is violent otherwise. Thank god no one got hurt and I doubt it will happen again. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 65507848 United States 11/28/2017 02:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Kentucky is known for high levels of fluoride in the water. A lot is natural, and God only knows what the cities put in. Let's not forget old lead water pipes and other shit. No telling what kind of poisons are in old factory towns like that one. |
So I Am User ID: 69947748 United States 11/28/2017 02:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Depending on her cognitive abilities, that might be part of the answer too. She does not deserves them and the situation needs to be discussed daily so she comes to terms with it. Drill into her head too, that she lucky to be alive and will be a lucky kids for not being taken away from her parents. That should fix her her bad behavior. |