A box of chocolates for the first person to post a pic of any British police force raising a flag for World Autism Awareness Day. More than 1 in 100 people in the UK are on the spectrum. If you count family members, autism affects 2.8 million people in the UK.
The National Autistic Society state: “Some autistic people may be taken advantage of by unscrupulous individuals or become unwitting accomplices to criminal activity. Appropriate support needs to be in place in order that victims are understood and appropriately represented...
Once an autistic person is in the criminal justice system, the nature of their difficulties may not be recognised. In these circumstances it is possible for miscarriages of justice to occur and it is vital that legal experts are familiar with autism and its complexities.”
We know why police forces spend so much time and energy promoting trans awareness and so little time promoting autism awareness. It is because the trans agenda is part of a political machine led by @stonewalluk. And it is Stonewall who control the agenda of the police.
The relationship with @stonewalluk is dangerous; it leaves police pandering to one group at the expense of all others. Once corona lockdown is over, we are coming for you. @Humberbeat @StaffsPolice @MerpolLGBT @NYorksPolice @WestYorksPolice @sussex_police @threadreaderapp unroll
