Jay Brewerton, 45, from Bexhill, claims businesses and members of the public both discriminate against her because of Isaias, aged seven, who has two forms of severe autism.Boo! Hiss!
His senses sometimes become overwhelmed and as a result, Jay says she has been banned from the same fast food outlet twice, refused service in a cafe and asked to leave various shops.Oh, the poor mite! And his poor mother! How cruel the world is, just because her child is different!
Just how different is he?
"Isaias frequently becomes aggressive and violent because he wants to go home where he feels safe and he tries everything he can to gain control to make you leave. Make no mistake, it can be very challenging."Hmmm, yes. For the shopkeepers and the other shoppers, mostly. Why not try Internet shopping, love?
My problem is not your problem. I may try and make it so and many of us frequently do. Is it right to do that? To me it is not but we live in a society that likes to socialise everything so perhaps my thinking on this is outdated. Past behaviour like personal responsibility, self reliance and pride in our culture and traditions seen as virtues are now found to be reprehensible acts and we have communualised or castigate them. It is said that we should be altruistic in thought and action and who cannot find that idea commendable? Well me for one. It does not take account of human nature and the fact that those(socialist/progressives) who propagate this ideology are the ones who hypocritically profit the most from it.
ReplyDeleteCynically they will demand succour and when given demand more. Enriching their lives at others expense. It is not a matter of total self interest. We have to be sensitive to the needs of others and be charitable in thought and deed but that should only reach as far as helping others to help themselves and be short of impoverish us in the process. That does not include shouldering all their life burdens that we had no part in making.
"Two forms of autism"??? The autism -Asperger's industry have been very busy! He's "aggressive and violent" and she's milking it.
ReplyDeleteWith that child it is about time that the mother applied the board of education to the seat of knowledge or maybe the grandmother should have applied it to her child. That way this stupidity would stop because all the mother is doing is teaching the child that having a tantrum get it its own way.
ReplyDeleteThe ‘autism/aspergers’ scam will run and run - it’s a godsend for slacker-parents to explain away their children’s offensive behaviour.
ReplyDeleteI can't see what the problem is - the kid gets disruptive and violent and wants to go home, the shops then ban him so he gets to go home.
ReplyDeleteWin-win.
"...we live in a society that likes to socialise everything so perhaps my thinking on this is outdated."
ReplyDeleteI feel it's the inevitable end result of inculcating the idea that 'the state is responsible for everything'. The #NoConsequences generation naturally assume no responsibility, ever.
"The autism -Asperger's industry have been very busy! "
Indeed they have....
"With that child it is about time that the mother applied the board of education to the seat of knowledge..."
Heh!
"...the kid gets disruptive and violent and wants to go home, the shops then ban him so he gets to go home.
Win-win."
For the public, yes. But now mummy's stuck with the brat. Boo hoo! Where's my tiny violin?