Dulfite on 16 July 2015
I teach special education and, while some of these kids are either trolling or are products of a failed childhood (probably due to playing things like minecraft for too long and not actually going out to learn social structures in real society), some of those kids genuinely looked and sounded (based on facial expressions, lack of emotion in voice, eye contact, etc.) liked they could have Autism or something else.
It's impossible to know if someone is diagnosed with something from a few seconds of seeing/hearing them, but I just urge you all to not just assume things about these kids and start insulting them.
