How Would An Autistic Gang Work?

Dirty Diamond

Dirty Diamond

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This is a question I have been thinking about fir a while ever since I saw the words:
"autistic illuminati."

And I am still thinking to myself as to how that would even work.

Would it even be possible for a mafia or a gang to actually form from a group of autistics?

If someone were to wear a blue ribbon symbol on the back of a leather jacket, would that make the person part of an autistic biker gang?

How would one run such a gang?

I would love to see other people's thoughts.
 
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I'd fear an autistic gang. Most autists greatest weakness is their solitude. Imagine Terry, Chris, Null, and Fedsmoker running a heroin ring in a small Midwestern city. They'd be invincible. Well maybe Chris would find a way to ruin it.
 
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If you read up on the various families making up the Cosa Nostra... You might have your answer.

Welfare, getting rid of national service and the internet turned the tisty soft.
 
Diligent bookkeeping. Rainman-tier savants would specialize in accounting, loan sharking, betting odds and the like. Could put Ace Rothstein to shame
Lowest functioning "Etsubatsu"-tier spergs would be the enforcers with unstoppable tard strength
Train robberies on the side

Actually sounds promising, I say fund it
 
They can't stand change so they'd hit the same spot over and over and over and get busted easily. Their autism would make them easy to manipulate into selling each other out.
 
As long as they had a non-autistic guy to handle their face to face interactions for them, and a non-autistic receptionist who isn't afraid of phones ringing, I think such a gang would be pretty successful. Imagine trying to get Rainman to lend you two dollars.
 
You just separate the gang by strength and weaknesses of the brand of autism.
* Tard strength is the muscle.
* OCD are the book keeping.
* The guy who writes the largest manifesto gets to lead.
 
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