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KamaAina

(78,249 posts)
Fri Jul 17, 2015, 05:20 PM Jul 2015

Mother of child with Autism finds offensive stickers on her car

http://www.ksl.com/?sid=3552188

Outside her home on Julia Anna Drive sits Eliese Livingston's car, and on the rear window rests a sticker reading, "Autistic child may not respond to verbal commands." It lets others know about the limited communication skills of her 5-year-old son, Kyler.

Tuesday night Livingston discovered someone else left a message of their own on her car, and it made her angry.

"I feel like they were attacking autistic children in general," Livingston said.

Handmade stickers that read "Spoiled Brat" and "Undisciplined" were placed on Livingston's car directly next to her Autism awareness sticker.


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Mother of child with Autism finds offensive stickers on her car (Original Post) KamaAina Jul 2015 OP
I'd ask for the mother's fingerprints then compare those with the fingerprints on the sticker 951-Riverside Jul 2015 #1
You think she did that herself? quizzle Jul 2015 #2
... NuclearDem Jul 2015 #4
It's not just you REP Jul 2015 #6
Here's the direct link. What does "unetitled" mean, other than someone can't spell? uppityperson Jul 2015 #3
It's hard to tell nowadays... Spatened Jul 2015 #5
 

951-Riverside

(7,234 posts)
1. I'd ask for the mother's fingerprints then compare those with the fingerprints on the sticker
Fri Jul 17, 2015, 05:22 PM
Jul 2015

but that's just me.

 

Spatened

(31 posts)
5. It's hard to tell nowadays...
Fri Jul 17, 2015, 07:05 PM
Jul 2015

... With the spectrum being widened to the point where any child could fall on it at some point.

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