My absolute least favorite type of "neurodivergence" (used colloquially to only ever mean "Autism and ADHD") misinformation is the type that posits that being neurodivergent makes you a better person.
"Justice sensitivity" does not mean "neurologically I am a good person who stands up for what's right." It means you have a strong reaction to perceived injustice. But it does not mean your moral compass is calibrated well. The white dudes who are most obsessed with taking away Affirmative Action likely also have "justice sensitivity" -- their sense of injustice is just triggered by something different from what triggers mine, because we have different values. Some people's sense of injustice is triggered by pretty much any situation ever not working out in their favor. Those people can still be "justice sensitive" even if you wouldn't think of them as good people.
Also, there is no neurodivergent condition that makes you automatically capital-H Honest. Some Autistic people aren't good at intentionally lying or find it very uncomfortable to intentionally lie, but others lie just fine and I've met some who did it all the time. "Intentionally lie" is also doing a lot of work here, as you can be very dishonest without intentionally lying if you are prone to lying to yourself, which neurodivergent people are no less likely to do.
There is no neurotype that confers superior moral reasoning or instincts.
Neurodivergence does not make you omniscient and unbiased.
Theres no form of "actually WE are the inherently superior group and THEY are ontologically inferior" that isnt fashy
And describing autistic people this way strips them of their agency too. As if they're incapable of being immoral and are angels of pure sincerity. Meanwhile so many of them understand social dynamics extremely well because they were literally forced to intellectualize foreign social code and pretend they have it too for the sake of survival. Best takes on social dynamics I've seen on social media are being said by autistic people.
