My suggestion would be for people to not use that level of hyperbole unless they have a really good command of the style. I would also suggest that using references to Hitler, Nazis, and so forth be avoided.
No one needs to know my "family situation." It's a matter of decency. There are plenty of other folks on the forum with special needs relatives / personal challenges. I don't think that someone has to have those same situations to be able to get why this entry should be called out.
People do have those beliefs, and a lot more commonly than we may be willing to believe. I'll risk putting the "jerk" in knee-jerk if it forces people to clarify their positions, particularly in The Kitchen.
What I think a lot of people don't realize, especially ones who aren't in the situation, is that families of special needs children (especially the ones with low IQ's, behavioral issues, etc) are CONSTANTLY having to defend their children against people. Whether they be, people in the media, people in positions of power, in their local schools, "friends", family, random people at a park and perfect strangers on the street who can't keep their damn mouths shut.
Unfortunately, as mentioned, people DO think like this and DO want our kids/family members locked up in an institution to be "tested" and away from causing "harm", out of sight out of mind and to be sterilized. Not just average Joe Shmoe sitting on the side of the street with an opinion, but people who are respected in communities, religions, political and media positions and when you are constantly fighting against the opinion people have of trying to take your child away and have them sterilized and locked up, then ridiculous statements like what was made can and will be questioned and brought up. Many people don't realize the horror that we go through as well as our loved ones with special needs, from people telling them to their face they should have been aborted to teachers physically, emotionally and mentally abusing our kids when they are to be in a "safe" environment at school.
Personally, I saw red when I read that as well. The latter statement obviously was sarcasm, but starting the statement with "In my personal opinion", was what set myself off. It should have been made clearer that it was sarcasm, if it was.
PS- You may add this to the list of people with a knee-jerk reaction as well. I usually let things go but sometimes, things really need to be said.