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Luftmensch

There is a disgusting new page on Facebook called Exterminate all autistics. Despite repeated complainys, Facebook is refusing to delete the page, stating that it "does not violate community standards". Please report this page to Facebook, and join the demand that the hate pasge be deleted.

Please also sign sign this petition https://www.change.org/p/facebook-please-remove-the-page-called-exterminate-all-autistic-s-and-ban-the-page-owner-permanetly-from-facebook-every-single-post-is-a-hatespeech-and-almost-every-post-talks-about-killing-anyone-who-has-autisim-they-even-made-an-event-about-it-than

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  • I cannot access it, and I believe the page, from someone in Atlanta, Georgia, USA has been deleted - as far as I can tell from reports. But I'm no good at facebook, and not a member, so I'm less likely to find the offending page.

    There are other hate pages around. There's been a storm here about Bexhill-on-Sea garden centre cafe advertising for a cook "if you are in receipt of benefits your CV is going in the bin".

    Unfortunately in a recession there tends to be a backlash against the disadvantaged being helped at the taxpayers expence. I've highlighted on a thread "Bullying and Autism" that 38% of people in this country see the disabled as a burden, and more than a quarter are against them receiving financial help.

    The situation has not been helped by David Cameron and his chronies scapegoating the disabled as benefit scroungers, and imposing draconian assessments to reduce the cost of helping the disabled. He obviously knew this was a good policy because the statistics show a lot of (Conservative voters?) applaud this. However the same was true of Nazi persecution of Jews in the 1930s and 1940s in that it was approved by a lot of the population. Populist gratification of hate crime isn't nice and I am a lot more worried about David Cameron's prejudices than one nutter in Atlanta Georgia.

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  • I cannot access it, and I believe the page, from someone in Atlanta, Georgia, USA has been deleted - as far as I can tell from reports. But I'm no good at facebook, and not a member, so I'm less likely to find the offending page.

    There are other hate pages around. There's been a storm here about Bexhill-on-Sea garden centre cafe advertising for a cook "if you are in receipt of benefits your CV is going in the bin".

    Unfortunately in a recession there tends to be a backlash against the disadvantaged being helped at the taxpayers expence. I've highlighted on a thread "Bullying and Autism" that 38% of people in this country see the disabled as a burden, and more than a quarter are against them receiving financial help.

    The situation has not been helped by David Cameron and his chronies scapegoating the disabled as benefit scroungers, and imposing draconian assessments to reduce the cost of helping the disabled. He obviously knew this was a good policy because the statistics show a lot of (Conservative voters?) applaud this. However the same was true of Nazi persecution of Jews in the 1930s and 1940s in that it was approved by a lot of the population. Populist gratification of hate crime isn't nice and I am a lot more worried about David Cameron's prejudices than one nutter in Atlanta Georgia.

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