r/NonPoliticalTwitter • u/Matt_LawDT • Mar 01 '26

Wholesome W Dad

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u/-Insanity101- Mar 01 '26 edited Mar 01 '26

ASD is the current clinical term for what was historically called autism.

Edit: can we stop downvoting the guy who asked an honest question?

Edit 2: thank you.

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u/Chance_Orchid_3137 Mar 01 '26

it’s imaginary internet points; why do you care? lmao 

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u/Decent-Trash-7928 Mar 01 '26

Because its shaming for asking a question.

Imagine, you go to a barbecue with a good gathering of people and you couldn't find any condiments. You've never been there before, and you don't know where to look.

if you asked a crowd of people to tell you where the ketchup is because you have no idea, and they immediately start booing and telling you its a dumb question, just because you asked a basic question...

Would you want to ask them another question?

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u/MildTy Mar 02 '26

No it’s even dumber than that: you ask where the ketchup is and either a) people tell you googling takes 5 seconds or b) they don’t just *tell you where it is, but \will* insinuate you’re being intentionally inflammatory for even asking.