Kent I feel to have a balanced view of this case you have to understand Aspergers, it isn’t an illness it is a syndrome. These people are not ill, there brains are just not wired the same as you and I, you just need to understand the way they think.
I have been around a couple of children with this syndrome and they are fascinating and highly clever beings that can be totally misunderstood. A lot are geniuses with rare qualities in them that even you and I can not begin to understand or answer.
They are literal thinkers if you say for example that the security systems of the USA can not be hacked into, they might spend many hours to prove that wrong, not to cause trouble, but just to show you it can be done.
You normally find people with Aspergers have a talent somewhere that comes out, take for example the lad years ago who is now an artist, as he can look at any building like the houses of parliament and go back and draw every detail down to the bricks used.
Can you explain how he can do this, as I can’t but he has to admired for his talent as it way and beyond normal peoples capabilities.
The guy that hacked into the systems is showing where his genius lays it should be used not locked away, so for that reason it would be a criminal injustice to lock him in a cell, one of which he has spend his life locked into suffering from this syndrome as they are not good with social skills and the interaction with groups of people. Maybe they see us as not very clever and can’t be bothered to waste time with the lesser mortals, who knows.
Maybe the government has not stopped his extradition is because they might not understand the syndrome, as they didn’t understand the banking systems, we can not always expect the government to make the right decisions for us, and if you fully expect they would, well I would be totally shocked.
It could be you expect them to make the right choice as you don’t understand the syndrome. Hopefully this is the case, as to put all your faith within the government is agreeing with all their decisions.
