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It's funny how autists make normalgroids seethe when they call them NPCs
I'm not even autistic and I 100% agree with them. In fact, anyone with a brain can see that
>muh superiority complex
Is it superiority complex to say that humans are smarter than dogs? It's the same disparity
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Anonymous
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 No.85581918
autistic people are basically NPCs. the idea of being a main character does not really suit a basement dwelling nerd
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Anonymous
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 No.85582064
If the soul is real I wonder if only some people have one
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Anonymous
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>>85581918
Nonsense. Autistics are subhuman. Their form of mental retardation causes then ti lack a certain spark that is necessary to be a person. Similar to psychopaths, but the deficit is more profound, as the psychopath is capable of consciously choosing to feel the human emotions that real people feel involuntarily, while autistics can only pretend unconvincingly.
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>>85581864
they sum goycattlr
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