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The Vietnam war was an incredibly controversial war in the United States. More so than any, except for the Civil War.We were losing scores of men every day and the government was outright lying about the war. You had riots happening all over the place. Buildings were being torched. It seemed like the world was on fire.Consequently, lots of people were doing everything they could to avoid getting sent.Harold Ramis’s draft number came up:Before his draft physical, he took a very bold approach. He checked off every mental illness on the medical form. He listed all the drugs.And then, just to cement it, he got high as a kite on methamphetamine before he had the physical. He then deliberately answered his in-person questions in a way to scare the doctors from clearing him.Needless to say, he wasn’t deployed.

Other than the occasional medical form or research survey asking me to check the ‘African-American’ box,Being a “black person in the USA” hasn’t had a significant impact on my life.In 2019, I collected monthly rent, paid property taxes, had a hospitalization, and continued yoga teacher training and started an in-home mental health social work practice, HomeTalk. www.hometalk.website.This summer, I went to boat parties every other weekend, indulged in cocktail and pot parties, had awesome Italian food at Spago’s in Windsor, ON, enjoyed the Michigan outdoors, and got a great bikini line.For me, in 2019, being an American black person isn’t very different than other Americans I know.

I went to court yesterday.My driver’s licence has a medical form attached that has to be renewed every year, due to medical and nervous conditions. This year, it expired the day before we went into lockdown due to the pandemic (mid-March). There is usually a few days grace on these things, and the Transport Authority announced that some licenses would be extended for six months.I was an essential worker, and my job location and hours made public transport An Issue, so I shrugged and kept on driving, setting myself a reminder for six months time.In early June, I was pulled over by a traffic cop for driving with a suspended license. Because I hadn’t renewed the medical form (which apparently can be done on-line by your doctor now) and it was more than a month overdue, my licence had been suspended, along with my insurance, even though I was still paying it monthly. I got three seperate heavy fines and had to appear at the local court to defend why I shouldn’t have my driver’s licence stripped entirely.Went to the doctor to get the form done, paid the fines, was lucky to get a judge who agreed that there were mitigating circumstances and that forcing an essential health worker onto public transport during a pandemic was a bad idea.The fact that my driving history involves two parking fines and a minor speeding one across a 13-year period, but no reckless driving, DUIs or major incidents, probably helped a lot with that. Most people who come in to defend their licenses have far worse histories, and lack the benefit of plausible misunderstanding or exceptional circumstances.Anyway, the point is that while Autism may be a mitigating factor in your defence, it doesn't mean that you shouldn’t be held accountable for actions against the law or causing harm. Having Autism isn’t a crime, but it’s not a Get Out Of Jail Free card, either.