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SIA Movie AUTISM Admitting She Was Wrong! (MY Thoughts) · Aspergers & Autism Podcast [The Aspie World] AuDHD

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  So Syria and the autism movie. Oh my goodness.
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  Okay, let's get into it again. Guys, welcome back to the astral
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  world. What is going on?
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  My name is Don. I have autism ADHD OCD, and
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  All right, let's move on with this video.
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  Okay, so about a month or so ago, I did a video talking about
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  how severe the Australian musician had made a movie about
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  autism called music, where she has the lead character in the
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  movie, who is a an autistic girl, who is nonverbal and has
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  high support needs, is played by the dancer / now.
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  Actor, Maddie Ziegler, who is basically casting anything that
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  see, it does. Now there's a big who her about
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  this and a lot of Came out, and I did the video because see, I
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  had a bit of a backlash. Like, when people commented on
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  her, her ability, to choose somebody who was fitting for the
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  character, not choosing an autistic person for the
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  character when people said like, hey, what's the process and do
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  you, what, you did your research with?
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  How did you find out about autism?
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  What's the thing was? The connection.
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  Blah blah, blah. See, I went on a rampage and
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  like was violently tweeting people saying, like you're not a
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  very good actor and you know, you don't know me in the movies,
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  not even out yet and shut the heck up.
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  And choose just aggressively horrible.
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  I'll leave a link for that video around here somewhere.
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  So, in the description of this video, I will leave a link for
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  that video. If you wanna see the original
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  one, but in this video I wanted to do an update because since
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  that video came out and the whole Community, autism can see
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  had a huge black collection or friend of mine page that video
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  on it friend of mine. Chloe did a video on it.
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  Everybody, I know really did a video on it which is why I'm
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  doing this video so I came across a task on the BBC and
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  says asea has said sorry to the autism community.
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  Is he for the controversial film music, which is the film in
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  question, right? So it said that the doctoral
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  debut, music attached controversy online after it was
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  nominated for a Golden Globes awards.
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  So the movie was nominated for a Golden Gloves award because of
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  course you have quite a bit, you know, hard-hitting, we read
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  anything about autism is going to be quite hard hitting because
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  it's such a interesting topic and it's quite a difficult and
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  sensitive topic for a lot of people because, you know, you
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  got to think one in 60 people in the US are diagnosed with autism
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  and one in 100, in the UK. So, there's a lot of People are
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  touched by this CSS said that, that, you know, that she now
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  realizes that some of the scenes in the movie are wrong.
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  So in the movie that I restraint seems, we're basically the
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  holding down the autistic, girl that restraining her from
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  moving, which is a kind of a No-No.
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  You mean, this is stuff of the bad types of ABA therapy and ABA
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  therapy in the Badlands of it. You don't want to kind of really
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  justify because a lot of ABA is kind of quite negative and can
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  impact people - ways. So this is kind of justifying.
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  Restraint of autistic people. It shouldn't be the way you want
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  to, definitely not the way I see it.
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  I feel like it and I guess a lot of the autistic Community as
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  well, feel the same way, we should be restraining people.
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  We should be riding through it and coping in therapeutically
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  dealing with the issues at hand. So, there are scenes of
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  restraint within the movie. But now CSS in this article, she
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  has removed the scenes, which is also added a restraint warning
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  to the start of the movie. But it's in saying that she had
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  a restraint one, and she actually said that, she's now,
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  Now, she plans to remove this, the the restrict scenes from the
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  movie altogether or from any future printings, which I guess
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  is any future, like printings of the movie where she actually
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  runs to manufacturing with it, cuz I'm guessing this is going
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  straight onto DVD. So she said that she promised
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  that she has been listening and the she'll be moving forward
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  with all the warnings that she had.
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  But she didn't really understand the impact of it and that it no
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  way condones or recommends, the use of restraint.
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  Autistic people who just something to put in a movie,
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  There is an interesting, you know, this is the thing.
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  She said that she consulted autistic people on when we were
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  talking to on Twitter. She said I, you know, I did the
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  right thing. I consulted with the right
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  people, everything was fine. I've got to aboveboard all this
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  stuff. Yeah, the yada yada I'm fine.
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  There's something wrong with you, right?
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  But she now has said that she has listened to the wrong
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  people, and that she shouldn't have listened to just those
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  people she should have gone abroad.
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  Especially Bactrim and listened to the community as a whole
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  rather than just a handful of people.
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  And she does say that she did speak to people from Autism
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  Speaks. Which again is a charity that a
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  lot of people in the autism Community.
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  Don't really like to align themselves with because there's
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  some shady stuff in the some negative stuff that they do,
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  that people don't really like, right?
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  So since doing that, if you think about this as well, you
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  know, she had this, like, a catalog of stuff on Twitter that
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  she was just, like, belting out to people saying, like, you
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  know, why they were wrong and how the autistic Community were
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  wrong about. Own kind of feelings, which is
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  really bad, but she has apologized and said, sorry to
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  the Austin Community, but she also then deleted her Twitter
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  account, which is crazy to can go right now and try found a
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  Twitter account and it's just like not there.
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  So, you know, myself and other people in the autism community.
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  Although it's nice to have an apology and I do.
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  I do recognize policies when people apologize for something.
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  I get it. But I also feel like it was a
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  little bit too late. I mean, you know, this went on
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  for a few months and I did maybe two or three videos on this
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  topic and we spoke about it and spoke about it.
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  And see a still didn't do anything about the concerns and
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  the worries that people have, you know, they brought up issues
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  about the, the way in which she portrayed the artistic
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  character. The why Maddie Ziegler is Doing
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  this is a character why it was it was uncomfortable to watch
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  the trailer you know and in doing that she just decided
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  rather than and then going oh okay, I apologize.
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  Sorry, I was into the wrong people and maybe I should listen
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  to you guys and on a broader Community kind of research
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  Group, which is what she's now said.
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  She actually just said, well, that's your fault.
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  I've done my research is nothing wrong with the movie, you just
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  hate us for the fact that you're trying to be haters.
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  When in actual fact, they were community members who said, hey,
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  you're trying to represent a community without actually
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  having any of his represented within them.
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  Which is why it comes down to the fact that my disease Eagle,
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  who is a neurotypical, girl is playing somebody of neuro
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  divergency of an Autism Spectrum condition.
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  Now, the whole thing is quite Messy as quite sketchy, and I
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  said that this could be the fall down of both Maddie and see as
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  Korea and the reason is because Maddie, and Sia have a really
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  bizarre relationship, and I'm almost sure that Sears like her
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  godmother. Now, they're bizarre
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  relationship music, they do everything as a team.
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  This is why, you know, Molly's in all her movies and videos and
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  stuff like that. And it was like an No brainer.
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  Why? Maddie was in the movie.
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  Now, Kate Hudson is also in the movie and she got a nod in the
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  golden gloves for bigger for best actress.
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  And it's kind of like, it's a bit weird, how the movie like
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  Hollywood gave Awards and nods to these people who are doing a
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  movie that was highly controversial and it wasn't even
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  good controversy was like really bad controversy and that the
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  community that it's about were really upset with it.
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  Like, how do you, how do you still nominate that?
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  And, you know, it's just, I don't know, I did the whole
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  thing just stinks now. The movie is still going ahead.
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  If I was her, I would pull the movie because there's no, it's
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  not doing anything good. It's doing a lot of bad things
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  and it's keeps making the matter were.
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  So she was really sorry for the movie.
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  Start again, go back to the beginning, pull it.
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  Now Ziggler hasn't said anything about this on her social media
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  and have you following that tomb which is nothing.
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  Then Kate Hudson obviously hasn't said anything as well.
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  See as being, the only one who's been vocal about this and also
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  her vocal Outcry on Twitter originally, was a bit of a bit
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  of a bad thing. Because, you know, she kind of
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  basically said people are Bad actors and, you know, this kind
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  of stuff, but, other than that, she's little account, she's
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  said, she's sorry, which I think it's a little too late and she's
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  kind of pulling the strings in scenes from the movie and adding
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  a warning to the front of the movies that are being showed
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  with restraints in it. I think again, it's too little
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  too late. I think she has dropped the ball
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  here. I think she should have just
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  Like pulled the movie and then started again, I mean that maybe
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  there's a way that she could redo this movie and then she'd
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  have the support and the community behind it.
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  Because when you're doing a movie about Community, it's nice
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  to get the community's input and the community's thoughts and the
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  process and feel like that keep their within it.
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  You know, they're connected their part of it because when
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  you don't have people from a community part of something that
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  you're doing for our community, you alienate the community that
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  you're creating this thing for. Like she said, she was Doing
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  this for acceptance and understanding and autism,
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  awareness. And in actual fact, she's done
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  nothing. But criticized attack and insult
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  the autism community and it just it's real bad taste in
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  everyone's mouth right now. I don't know if CA can recover
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  from this. Deleting a Twitter account with
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  six million followers on it from a branding business point of
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  view. I think that was a really bad
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  move, but why she done that? Just pull the movie and say,
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  you're sorry. But hey, that's just my
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