I find it hard to believe that there are actual medical disorders out there that can change the way your brain thinks and acts in a situation compared to a person without it. But it's there, apparently. I live with one who has the disorder.
But still, I find it hard to believe. Yes, he might be autistic, that much is believable. But can it really change the way he thinks, acts, and decides? I compared him to a bunch of other people at my school, and plenty of other people act just like him! About a quarter of the people at my school do the same thing. Lazy, giving up, doesn't want to work, and yet I know they have potential to be very successful. Aspergers is his excuse for not trying, because it makes him focus on something else besides work.
So, Newgrounds, would Autism be a significant excuse for bad things you do because it was "beyond your control?" Discuss.