>>2413218The idea of an autism camp is sounds terrible, the whole point is that these people do worse in social situations and when removed from their stable lives. Many of them are also more aggressive than usual. And you know how absolutely brutal kids can be just for fun. There is no reason to think that just because these kids are autistic they won't be just as cruel towards the most vulnerable among themselves.
>a specialized staff of professionals will help them in a controlled environmentEverywhere kids are gathered, they largely construct their own social environment. It will be so unless you have as many staff as there are kids, and that's just not happening.
There is, of course, also the problem of insane Christian Sharia adherents sending their kids to mutilation camps without as much as a thought for if it will actually help, how the kid will feel, or even with active contempt for their child. Many of these kids won't even be autistic, without a doubt. But that's not a disability problem, that's a reaction problem. These same people are the ones who create the most disabled people since they refuse to get an abortion because it's "God's miracle", and then a few years later "God's test". The materialist approach to disability is anathema to both of these seemingly opposite, but in truth the same ways these people act.
What people who say "allistic" unironically don't want to get through their skulls is that autism is an illness. It's just that they happened to have a tolerable form of it. Just because there are cases of HIV that people can live with reasonably well as long as they get their treatment doesn't mean that HIV shouldn't be eliminated. This is not an attack on people who have HIV currently. Saying the same about autism shouldn't be controversial. Complete elimination of all disability is a goal for socialists the same way that elimination of all poverty and all illiteracy are, it's just that elimination of all disability requires such astronomical amounts of research and development that no society came remotely close to it yet and so it hasn't been on the agenda.
Asking "how to we treat autistic people?" is the same category of question as "how do we treat illiterate people?". With a level of respect and accommodation, I guess? But the real answer is to make sure they don't exist at all. Any scheme we come up with is temporary, it will never be good.
This is, at the end of the day, one of the ways radical liberals differ from communists. Radical liberals don't have the sense that the current state of things is to be done away with, they want to make it more tolerable. Communism, on the other hand, is the movement to abolish the present state of things. There is no "human nature". Radical liberals are always, in truth, less radical than capitalism itself. Capitalism does away with all things solid, all idols.