re: Boy with Asperger's syndrome hospitalized after brutal school attack

Eh, I think you're looking at it in the wrong way. Some posters are saying that, but if you're around here often enough, you should know who to ignore.
A couple of the posters discussing it have special needs/autistic children as well.. just FYI in case you weren't aware.

I don't think they're saying it to blanket people or be a dick about it. I think they're saying that many people don't realize when they're interacting with a person who has Asperger's. And if you're not aware that they can't help how they're acting, you might write them off as an a-hole or any other quality they're exhibiting.

I saw the posts as more of an awareness type of thing... "don't jump to beating someone's face in when they're rude or weird because you don't know why they're behaving that way".