Guerrilla Sperm Donor
Here's a story about a dude in California who apparently decided to take the preservation of the autistic genotype into his own, um, hand. Identified only as Donor 3066 by a Los Angeles sperm bank, he fathered at least four children on the autistic spectrum. He never mentioned autism in the medical profile form that he filled out when he began donating sperm.
Maybe the autistic resistance ought to take some inspiration from this guy. Who needs an Illuminati vaccine conspiracy when we can just recruit a few brave men willing to contribute their precious bodily fluids to the survival of the race? No need for violence, either; instead of military brigades, we can take over the world with secret squads of Stealth Wankers. No guns, no bombs, just grimy copies of Playboy and little plastic cups. Gives a whole new meaning to "make love, not war," doesn't it?
Donor 3066, I salute your dedicated service to the cause. If the Autistic Liberation Front really existed, I'm sure it would award you a medal of valor for ejaculating above and beyond the call of duty. May you inspire autistic men everywhere to whip their weasel for human diversity. It'll take real warriors to step into your boxers.
Maybe the autistic resistance ought to take some inspiration from this guy. Who needs an Illuminati vaccine conspiracy when we can just recruit a few brave men willing to contribute their precious bodily fluids to the survival of the race? No need for violence, either; instead of military brigades, we can take over the world with secret squads of Stealth Wankers. No guns, no bombs, just grimy copies of Playboy and little plastic cups. Gives a whole new meaning to "make love, not war," doesn't it?
Donor 3066, I salute your dedicated service to the cause. If the Autistic Liberation Front really existed, I'm sure it would award you a medal of valor for ejaculating above and beyond the call of duty. May you inspire autistic men everywhere to whip their weasel for human diversity. It'll take real warriors to step into your boxers.
Labels: eugenics
posted by abfh at
9:22 AM
14 Comments:
"Stealth Wankers"---bahahahaha!!
My oldest, who I've written about, is just about to have a full evaluation for Asperger's.
I've suspected for awhile that he may have been misdiagnosed (not going to get into specifics)or that AS is comorbid with his other issues.
Why now? We've known that our Little Guy was on the spectrum for years.
Their young half-brother was recently diagnosed AS and we've only just heard about it. Oy.
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Attila the Mom, at 10:11 AM
Thanks a bunch. I now have coffee blown all over my keyboard via my nose. It's a personal problem of mine...
Nice, hilarious post about a not-so-hilarious subject.
Maybe in lieu of Playboy mags, we could use your "Cure This" pic. Tres sexy.
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Random Mom, at 11:07 AM
Damn! All those potential auties I might have sired. Just let them all slip between my fingers and down the drain. Can you please pass the Kleenex?
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Anonymous, at 11:56 AM
Attila: That's often what happens, one kid gets diagnosed, and then half the family finds out that they are also autistic by today's criteria. We're definitely becoming a minority race. I hope the evaluation goes well for your son.
Soapbox Mom: Thanks. As much as I tell the curebies to kiss my ass, I figure it's only right that they should have a picture of it.
3067: Here's the Kleenex, and remember, it's never too late for your member to become a renowned resistance member.
Joseph: All's fair in love and war.
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abfh, at 5:05 PM
Mister may not have known that he's autistic himself, or at least bears more'n a few genes for such.
What makes my eyes roll is that the moms are complaining -- are they all free from genetic curiosities?
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Anonymous, at 6:26 PM
The man's sperm was full of candida yeast. Isn't obvious?
Oh, and I bet he had a lot of dental work and he donated some mercury at the same time.
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Anonymous, at 8:29 PM
Come again?
*ouch*
Bang goes my idea for an Autie version of the Joy Division :/
On a serious note, though...
The mothers could have proably done with knowing the probability of having a child who may (but isn't guaranteed to) experience special needs in later life.
David N. Andrews BA-status, PgCertSpEd
Kotka, Finland
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Anonymous, at 9:31 PM
Want a joy division? How about a neurodiversity sperm bank? Egg bank too.
I'm serious. The option should be open. And if they want to close it, well, what kind of activists would we be if we allowed them to?
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Anonymous, at 9:36 PM
Mmn, I'm not sure anonymous sperm donation is the way forward, and a read of the article shows why. All that's happened is that a bunch of autistic kids have been born and the mums are complaining about it. We can get a laugh, but the average person reading the article will just think that either the guy didn't know he was autistic, or "irresponsibly" chose not to say. We don't even know whether it was deliberate or not on his part! What we need in my view, once the pre-natal screening gets going, is for an autistic couple to go to IVF and specifically ask for an autistic child, and then go to court if they're refused. That would get the message across - a very important point!
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Redaspie, at 5:27 PM
Keep up the amusing rants! They really brighten up my day.
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Hugh Jass, at 7:08 PM
Redaspie, I would point out that there has been a case of a couple of deaf lesbos screening sperm to make sure they would have a deaf baby. However, I don't know the details.
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Hugh Jass, at 7:11 PM
Thanks for mentioning that case, Graeme. Here's a link to an article that discusses it in the broader context of cultural views of disability.
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abfh, at 11:35 AM
My daughter is actually one of the children born of this donor. She is not autistic. There are about 17 known children and two may be autistic. These two children have other birth defects. Possibly related to maternal age.
Michelle
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Anonymous, at 6:39 AM
This is my sperm donor. If you have any questions feel free to ask at Blondencrazee@comcast.net
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Unknown, at 4:49 AM
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