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>Autists make perfect executioners. They're already shunned and repulsed by the rest of the society
thats whats interesting about him atleast Glasser was rather popular for a executionar all things considered
An executionar was an job that was considered dishonarble and he wasnt allowed to finish school even though he was one of the best students and it was hard for him to marry anyone outside of his social class but despite that he was still a vital part of his community
He was close friends with the school master and during the baptism celebration of his sons a bunch of middle to upper class people showed up and celebrated with him in public
They even came to his funeral and mourned him which was big and showed how vital of a role he played in his community
Suprisingly he was also incredbly wealthy
Most of his income didnt come from being an executionor there where years where he didnt kill a single person but from being a cadaver dealer and working as a healer
An executionr had to torture prisonors and nurse them back up which meant they had a lot of knowledge about the human body and used that knowldge to work as an unlicensed healer which made him a lot of money and brought him some good connections with the middle/lower upper class of the time
He also had the duty and the exclusive right to collect all dead animal cadavers before they could spread diseases and process them into hides or other stuff which he could sell of for a profit
He didnt do this himself though he jsut hired random day workers to collect the cadavers and process them and then used the profits they earned for him to buy up more property to repeat the process
So he was incredbly wealthy by the end of his career and suprisingly his son would end up studying medicine and earn a doctorate
Not every executionor was as popular as him ofcourse but it wasnt as black and white as we like to imagine it today

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German autist from the 17th century wrote a diary