Aspergers_Aspie
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I'm confused how the BBC are allowed to charge a full license to autistic people
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BBC allowed to charge licence
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Autism is on a spectrum of traits and behaviors. Making some of us possibly exempt, while others don't quite fit into all the categories noted as exemptions.
Conditional "black and white" explanations simply don't work in such circumstances. Not all of us fit a category of being distinctly disabled- or entitled.
Though based on the link shown below, it appears truly disabled autistic persons may be exempt based on many other possible metrics aside from their neurological condition.
MSN
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