ITT: Historical figures for whom the phrase "Was it autism?" can legitimately be asked.
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ITT: Historical figures for whom the phrase "Was it autism?" can legitimately be asked
Eli Price
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Isaiah Long
Why did OP make this thread?
Was it autism?
Brayden Martin
Seriously this. It would make so much sense.
Elijah Turner
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Brayden Sanchez
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Ryan Watson
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Jordan Scott
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Cameron Parker
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Christian Sanders
Pretty sure he was more of a psychopath.
>So a few thousand men died for nothing in an attempt to open another frontier, so what? Let's try the same thing again.
Henry Wright
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Nathaniel Williams
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Connor Wilson
I always suspected this. His commitment to the cause, resistance to corruption and eventual neurotic breakdown are hard to explain with any other answer. Maybe some other personality disorder but he certainly wasn't right in the head.
Daniel Turner
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Logan Butler
And look at his goddamn face ffs
Gabriel Richardson
All the German ones
Hunter Bell
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Zachary Mitchell
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John Gray
>His commitment to the cause, resistance to corruption
>he certainly wasn't right in the head.
I find it funny when neurotypicals admit that it's hard for them to not act selfishly and evilly.
Blake Evans
I know what you mean, but you have to admit, the joke is on us.
I'm 28 and I only realised last year that language is mostly used as a power game and not to communicate truth. Better late than never.
Ayden Peterson
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Evan King
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Oliver Flores
Not even selfishly and evilly, Robespierre refused to tolerate anything short of pure virtue. In the words of Danton 'he simply can't fuck and money scares the hide off of him.'
There's being a good person and then there's that.
Evan Campbell
anti personality disorder
Aiden Murphy
Danton was a corrupt asshole and shouldn't be believed.
Carter Kelly
can you think of another guy that when pressed to make the best plan possible to win the war does exactly that no matter how implausible it is and then when he get's lauded as the savior of germany he insists that it only was a branstorm?
face it, schlieffen was a grade A autist
Isaiah Peterson
He was a corrupt asshole but I think that that particular statement is probably pretty on point. It lines up with everything else I've found.
Carson Scott
>implying Robespierre did ANYTHING wrong
Jace Adams
Only correct answer in this thread
Gabriel Watson
guy looks and acts like Sheldon from Big Bang theory
Connor Ward
He was way too sociable to be an autist. He was probably a sociopath.
Connor Reyes
The best thing that Veeky Forums ever taught me was that Churchill was an autistic furry.
Easton Evans
Confirmed:
Isaac Newton
Abraham Lincoln
Michelangelo
David Mitchell
And Robespierre was staunchly incorruptible. IIRC he died with no debts and always lived modestly
Hunter Anderson
What was wrong with Micahel Collins?
Adam Fisher
this
Camden White
Ramsay Bolton was a major autist.
Xavier Edwards
>being talented and humble means you are autistic
I don't think you know what that word means.
Mason Davis
They are strikingly similar.
Gabriel Wilson
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Jonathan Hernandez
>This Napoleon dude definitly is the Antichrist
>I'd sooner burn down every city and farm West from Moscow, dooming millions of my civilians to starvation on the process, than agree to keep applying his trade agreement
Jason Cook
yes, Napoleon was forced to invade because of the perfidious Tartar.