> "Maybe, he'll be the next Steve or Bill. Perhaps, he'll be the next Gary Mckinnon."
Or maybe something will trigger him at age 20 and he makes good on his threats.
> "This mom seems to be (insanely)attempting to program a NOT-Normal-Child into a Normal-Child."
Because the "not normal" side of the child is violent, cunningly manipulative, and possibly homicidal. There is a line at which we draw acceptable behavior - homicidal and violent intent seems pretty liberal.
This is not a typical aspie we're talking about. When a child has demonstrable, repeated, unpredictable, and extremely violent tendencies we can't just lock them in a room with a terminal and hope everything turns out ok.
Or maybe something will trigger him at age 20 and he makes good on his threats.
> "This mom seems to be (insanely)attempting to program a NOT-Normal-Child into a Normal-Child."
Because the "not normal" side of the child is violent, cunningly manipulative, and possibly homicidal. There is a line at which we draw acceptable behavior - homicidal and violent intent seems pretty liberal.
This is not a typical aspie we're talking about. When a child has demonstrable, repeated, unpredictable, and extremely violent tendencies we can't just lock them in a room with a terminal and hope everything turns out ok.