Seeing in Beautiful, Precise Pictures
A 'This I Believe' Essay
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- 12-13-22
Autist Helps Kill Animals w/ Same Cognitive Style
Dismisses all the animal lives out of hand because "they'll eventually die anyway." Imagine using that justification for murder. Absurd argument. "Look, I made a murder weapon that lets me kill people painlessly." We'd label that person a sociopath and we would argue they are complicit. Her autism is no excuse for what she helps enable.
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