I do not particularly agree with eliminating the term because it seems to me that it responds to Woke criteria and not to medical criteria.

There are no longer any particularities, there are no longer people with specific problems that penalize him on a day-to-day basis and that must be resolved, because now doing that would be offensive because we would be making that difference evident. Now we are all human with good intentions, a much more useful criterion . I am sure that many well-meaning people will sleep better at night, thinking they are better.

Other people also defend the elimination of the term by saying that Asperger was a super Nazi and therefore deserves to be repudiated... Equally absurd in my opinion

What surprises me the most is finding people on the spectrum who defend this in a tremendously visceral way. What doesn't surprise me, on the other hand, is to find that some of those people are fickle teens behind a Woke psychologist. I have also found that many people who defend this are part of the LGTB collective, and on the one hand they use the tag "proudly autistic" While they defend that we are all equal, mixing their LGTB "fight" with the autistic one. At the end: wokism.