To everyone who doesn't seem to understand what you're arguing about, just read the story and come back to it, please.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/08/19/read-the-unbelievably-hateful-letter-sent-to-family-with-autistic-child-do-the-right-thing-and-move-or-euthanize-him/
The 'child' is not exactly a 'little kid'; he's a teen with severe autism. I'm sure he can make a LOT of noise, but he likes to play outside in his FENCED IN backyard where he's supposed to be safe. Why would his parents deny him that? They can't take him to a park because he's a runner (autism speak meaning he takes off so much faster than you would expect and keeps running for much longer than anyone who tries to catch him). It's dangerous. It's nearly impossible to control a child anywhere on the autism spectrum but especially a teenage boy with severe autism. They don't understand 'little talks'. I have a 4 year old son with autism and if he's screaming, I can't even hear what I'm saying to him, let alone get him to stop and listen and even when he stops screaming, he's talking 90 to nothing 24/7 and he wouldn't even understand that I'm trying to have a serious talk with him. Nothing is serious to him. He's not bad, just full of energy and excited about everything and, like any 'normal' person (whatever that is), he gets frustrated, but unlike you or me, he doesn't have the words to express it or the self control to express it in a way that 'normal' people would find acceptable. Read the story, watch the boy in the video, how sweet he seems; He's no 'animal'. Notice how enthusiastically the community supports him. No 'petition' would be signed by enough people to make a difference. It's just one ***** who likes to bark. Now that's a nuisance.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/08/19/read-the-unbelievably-hateful-letter-sent-to-family-with-autistic-child-do-the-right-thing-and-move-or-euthanize-him/
The 'child' is not exactly a 'little kid'; he's a teen with severe autism. I'm sure he can make a LOT of noise, but he likes to play outside in his FENCED IN backyard where he's supposed to be safe. Why would his parents deny him that? They can't take him to a park because he's a runner (autism speak meaning he takes off so much faster than you would expect and keeps running for much longer than anyone who tries to catch him). It's dangerous. It's nearly impossible to control a child anywhere on the autism spectrum but especially a teenage boy with severe autism. They don't understand 'little talks'. I have a 4 year old son with autism and if he's screaming, I can't even hear what I'm saying to him, let alone get him to stop and listen and even when he stops screaming, he's talking 90 to nothing 24/7 and he wouldn't even understand that I'm trying to have a serious talk with him. Nothing is serious to him. He's not bad, just full of energy and excited about everything and, like any 'normal' person (whatever that is), he gets frustrated, but unlike you or me, he doesn't have the words to express it or the self control to express it in a way that 'normal' people would find acceptable. Read the story, watch the boy in the video, how sweet he seems; He's no 'animal'. Notice how enthusiastically the community supports him. No 'petition' would be signed by enough people to make a difference. It's just one ***** who likes to bark. Now that's a nuisance.