> Is autism something we can test for in the womb? No. > I'm sure that some people who like their autism will be upset about "eugenics", but frankly, we don't

> Is autism something we can test for in the womb? No. > I'm sure that some people who like their autism will be upset about "eugenics", but frankly, we don't have to be God damn Nazis to acknowledge that acting eugenicily is good and advocating for disgenic behavior is bad long term. Well you can pretty much say that Nazism is a natural, logical endpoint of eugenicist beliefs. If others decide not to cooperate in your little project of eliminating "dysgenic" traits then you'll have to compel them with force.