He was the heckler at the Broadway show as well. My mom had to calm him down so he didn’t get kicked out, but he made certain takes unusable during Kimiko’s bit and he tried to get on the private bus with us as we were leaving. So …. I dunno. This isn’t how people should behave. Autism or not.

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I’m sorry but people assuming the guy who got yelled at by Brandon was an uwu soft bean when he has a history of causing disturbances in cons and Millie cosplayers have come out to say he harassed them doesn’t sit right with me. Is it not more ableist to say “Guys he’s autistic he can’t help it”?

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As a queer person I’m sure these people feel very brave unleashing their ire onto a fundamentally defenseless person and that is the basic story of some internet activism in the 21st century. LARPing as revolutionaries against targets they know are powerless instead of speaking truth to power.

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Some people get into political activism not because they want to change their material circumstances for the better, but because they enjoy righteously condemning everyone who is not as morally pure and radical as they are. You cannot work with these people because they will never be satisfied.

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My mother in law ran a feminist collective bookstore in SF. They let the radical activist group Gay Shame use their meeting space for free, but only until Gay Shame spray painted graffiti on the sidewalk about how the bookstore was gentrifying the neighborhood through rainbow capitalism.

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