Yes, based on the symptom of Asperger diagnosis even Lazar Angelov is having Asperger from this point of view, since most of the time he is not smiling ... which obviously is bullshit!

In children, some indicators for ASD include poor eye contact, repetitive play styles, lack of smiling, constant attachment to a particular object and unresponsiveness.

Many people on the autism spectrum do not use or interpret non-verbal cues such as eye contact, facial expression or tone of voice when talking to people and can often interpret instructions, jokes and figures of speech in a very literal manner.

You may not use ‘non-verbal cues’ when you talk to somebody. You may use very little eye contact, or tend to stare when you are having a conversation with somebody.

Interestingly, children with ASD were reportedly less likely than normal children to combine their smiles with eye contact in a single act that conveyed communicative intent; they were much less likely to smile in response to a mother’s smile than were normal children (Dawson et al 1990)

Again, Breivik and co are best example, probably a bullshit Asperger diagnosis, with smile
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Let we remember, that no smiling is caused by other things too! Diseases, personal wishes to not smile, context, etc.
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The same can be said with "poor eyes contact" ... not only because you don't look a person when he is talking, means you have Asperger! WTF? It's like watching a podcast, where you see the same person 1 hour doing nothing, only talking

Exactly like people considering "continuos walking" as "people are stressed" when maybe walking without rest is a cause of pain in joints, not available when walking! so a decision made to reduce pains, exactly like people use specific other body positions to avoid pain or other things!

IF YOU DON'T KNOW THE REASONS BEHIND AND THE PERSON AT ALL, YOU CANNOT CLASSIFY BEHAVIOURS LIKE A DISEASE!