Your sentence is insidious. What you call "harassing someone neuroatypical" were requests by colleagues and friends to exhibit less behaviors perceived as harassment. You can not conflate the two. Is it harassment to ask to not put a mattress in your university office?
A mattress in his office is the least of what is said about RMS on HN and elsewhere. The point stands that a lot of people are harassing him for being neuroatypical.
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Your sentence is insidious. What you call "harassing someone neuroatypical" were requests by colleagues and friends to exhibit less behaviors perceived as harassment. You can not conflate the two. Is it harassment to ask to not put a mattress in your university office?
A mattress in his office is the least of what is said about RMS on HN and elsewhere. The point stands that a lot of people are harassing him for being neuroatypical.
You need to elaborate of what you perceive as harassment.