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and the people saying 'give him a job' :^0
so we should do that for every burglar who breaks into people's homes by that logic, after all he's only exposing a security fall. |
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Never heard of poacher turned gamekeeper?
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if he is pulling a leg its out of order,but if he has got it bad then us is being harsh ,surley they could use him if hes that good,all these people with this condition love computers
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aspergers is a p ss poor excuse anyway.
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Seems to ba aspergers for occasions, didnt seem to bother him when he was hacking away, dont think he has it so its a sick joke he is playing.
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Another question is why Pentagon security is so lax, their computers can be hacked by UFO-nut losers like McKinnon.
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They like to pretend they know what they are doing, but they don't. This is why they allow many conspiracy theories to propogate. Especially ones that make it look like they are James Bond baddies.
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'Aspergers' is likely to become a ubiquitous defence in times to come, along with Sleep-Strangulation Disorder Problem.
Tragically, this may signal the end of the great days of the once-popular 'Hearing Funny Voices In My Head, Either Sent From God or Maybe Su Pollard' Defence. |
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It surprises me no-one has tried a kiddy-fiddler defence: "sorry I killed him, your honour, but I genuinely mistook him for a paedo when he waved back at that kiddy in Tescos.
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Ah, found it
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I agree entirely with Jordi and Paddy Mayne - I myself have a mild form of AS and I wouldn't wish it on anyone. Equally if I didn't have it I doubt i'd be as keen on racing and other sports as I am. There are positives to it too but they don't outweigh the negatives.
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