@mayonesa@berserker.town @grrrr_shark

I think a vast majority of people are capable of a) behaving properly b) raising their children to do the same and respect others.

Sadly we have been taken over by so called 'do gooders' who usually have some sort of qualification in nonsense,. try and make endless excuses for behaviour and why it should go unchallenged.

Sure we understand Autism and other conditions, but even them I am sure a vast number of people with those conditions do understand boundaries and have feelings for others.

I am not sure what the solution is, perhaps all the proud boys are Autistic, or perhaps they should have had a kick up the backside as a child to ensure the don't repeat bad behaviour.

In schools kids with autism seem to be fine until others try and trigger them to kick off, so in that respect it is not their fault this is not acceptable behaviour but unless someone sees what leads up to the child kicking off that child is blamed.

You only need to look at how some people behave on social media to realise people are just idiots at times and need to, some how be put in their place.

They know what they are doing, they know the consequences but want to create a scene or trigger a reaction to satisfy their own egos in some cases.

It is too easy to label with a condition which I feel is the problem, it puts people with that condition in a bad light too