Gay Pride/Autistic Pride: Celebrate Difference

A video in celebration of gay pride week and autistic pride day. The theme is "celebrate difference". It's all about being yourself and celebrating what makes people unique. Enjoy!

Music is "Shine" by Cyndi Lauper

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Autism
• Neurodiversity
• Gay
• Lesbian
• GLBT
• Autistic
• Pride
• Shine
• Cyndi
• Lauper
• Celebrate
• Difference

[autismds]

I guess this is the kind of retarded video that you get when you search "autism gay"...

[cocoabeanbrunetti]

I have aspergers syndome and i'm able to function just fine in society.i don't see it as a disorder,just a difference and there's nothing wrong with being different.The only reason that people find that there's something wrong with being autistic is because many people are threatened by someone who's different.even if some people are low functioning,we really don't know their intellgence level.Just bc some ppl on the spectrum don't speak doesn't mean that they aren't intellegent.

[SWEETSEABLUE123]

my imaginary friend has autism his name is tom he doesnt like boys but he says jesus loves u as u are so ask him in your heart gay or autistic , i wish people didnt lable political correctness people are people

[hiqhduke]

Pride in what? Taking it up the ass & sucking cock like a masochistic bitch & being irritating to other people is shameful. *Cold unloving parents* produce Gay Autistic Aspergian children who grow up to resent normal people bc being a friendless, medicated, irritating FAILURE who gets fucked by guys isn't a virtue and stating otherwise is morally & intelectually dishonest. Aspie Fags belong in Mental Institutions with NO Internet access.

[TheTracyPaul]

@DavidLynch007 um - they weren't. Homosexual people are not 'sexual perverts' - they are just people. Ignorant person = ignorant comments

[DavidLynch007]

Okay, autism is NOT the same thing as homosexuality. I find it insulting that sexual perverts are being compared to people on the autistic spectrum.

[cocoabeanbrunetti]

Personally, I don't carry the label. I never called myself an ''aspie'' or an autistic. I guess what I was trying to differentiate people who are autistic and who aren't. Then again, I'm being a hyopcrite for doing that.I t's a complicated issue.Sorry if I offended you in anyway.Though you do make a good point in your comment.

[MartinMirror1]

@cocoabeanbrunetti Yes some people speak all the time yet have nothing to say.

[YouStoleMyTube]

I'm not an aspie but I respect you all so much. I wish I could understand the hardships that you go through. But all I can do is offer my hand in friendship. And I hope that will mean something to someone out there.

Diversity is the spice of life.

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[YouStoleMyTube]

I'm not an aspie but I respect you all so much. I wish I could understand the hardships that you go through. But all I can do is offer my hand in friendship. And I hope that will mean something to someone out there.

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[DChatc]

@cocoabeanbrunetti: They're frightened as we DO pose a significant threat to them: Not only do we challenge their hypocritical sentiments (AND those parasitic elements amongst them who capitalize off of such) and not only are we allot smarter than them (and with proper upbringing, can EXCELL them in almost every way), but it is OUR technology with which they are killing-eachother off.

I can't blame them for being observant, I simply think we should actively organize to preserve our own kind.