What Greta Thunberg is saying IS NOT Asperger Syndrome! This is facts, just check the pictures of German politicians while other are speaking!

People are saying "home office is bad". The reality? DOESN'T MATTER! You can go somewhere directly and don't listen to things or having other things in your head. Being there IS NOT SYNONYM of doing things better! Some people prefer to study at school, other at home, other in group, other ... THERE IS NO JUST ONE WAY TO DO THINGS!

So don't call people who want to study alone for example "Asperger Syndrome" since they refuse to be in group ... WTF! This doesn't mean anything! Wasting time being in a group knowing you can study better alone make no sense! Only ignorant prefer to waste time in such way ... just as example ...

If they did a good job, we don't need to change laws in 2023 ... but ... we still need to change laws, because they did a 💩 job!

We need to be honest NORDIC COUNTRIES ARE THE BLACK SHEEP OF EUROPE! exactly like 🇳🇱!

Nordic people have simply a different way to act! and the failure of Lidl in Norway is the best example. Is this synonym of Asperger Syndrome? NOPE! They are more 🧠, just think 🇮🇸 and 🇳🇴 refusing to be part of 🇪🇺 💶, not like most other 🐑 did ...

Do we learn about climate change with 8 years in our countries? NOPE! Like we don't learn other important things. Because we prefer to remain ignorant, instead of smart.
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Teaching climate change but after that saying "i fly to New York"? NOPE, is not Asperger Syndrome! This is ignorance by the teacher doing such lecture in the wrong moment! It's like talking about sex and saying "tomorrow i will rape a girl" or talking about laws and "tomorrow i will steal a bank".

In another interview she is saying "because i see all black or white, how i do things, i need to share the true".

The true get shared by scientists too!

Black and white? We don't agree, there is much more ... But we cannot ignore black and white too!

Being a sheep != doing right

Asperger's syndrome (AS), a behavioral disorder that is related to autism, is associated with abnormal social functioning and repetitive behaviors but not with a decrease in intelligence or linguistic functionality.

In children, some indicators for ASD include poor eye contact, repetitive play styles, lack of smiling , constant attachment to a particular object and unresponsiveness.

Lack of smiling? but then Breivik has Asperger's syndrome? WTF 🤦‍♂️
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In contrast, the child tends to have above-average intelligence and may excel in other areas such as music, mathematics, reading and writing compared to his peers.

Asperger’s syndrome (AS) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by abnormal social functioning, poor coordination, repetitive behaviors and strange speaking patterns.

AS is not associated with decrease in intelligence or delays in language development, which differentiates it from other autistic spectrum disorders.

The signs and symptoms of AS include long engaging conversations by the individual with obsession or fixation with minute detail or information (https://xn--r1a.website/AspergerSyndromeTelegram/8); lack of or extreme eye contact; awkward body gestures; poor coordination and strange speaking patterns; eccentric or repetitive behaviors; limited range of interests; difficulty understanding others’ facial expressions or tones as well as literal and sarcastic conversation and lack of empathy or sensitivity toward others (https://xn--r1a.website/AspergerSyndromeTelegram/42)

AS is commonly associated with other comorbid disorders, including attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, Tourette’s syndrome and obsessive compulsive disorder AGAIN WHAT ABOUT DISCRIMINATION, ANOREXIA, VIGOREXIA, ETC?!
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The significant OVERLAP!!! between AS and other disorders complicated the proper diagnosis of AS and delayed the appropriate use of medications to treat symptoms of AS patients.

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