[ SECRET POST #2850 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2850 ⌋

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Comments

Re: AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

Actually yeah. Because if your child has a condition that means he's susceptible to loss of control in situations where other children would be okay, then it is YOUR job as a parent not to put them in those situations in the first place. Do what is best for your kid. If your kid can't handle being in a restaurant -- then don't go to a restaurant. Can't handle being in a movie theater? Don't go to the movies. If your kid can't handle flying on an airplane, then don't plan a vacation that requires you to fly. It's that simple.

One of the most important things a parent can teach a child is that, in public, you show consideration to others. And if you're not capable of that, then it's time to leave.

NAYRT

[(Anonymous)]

Oh so, what now parents of children with disabilities who dare to go places with their kid are included in "shitty parents who don't even try?"

You're a piece of shit.

Quit pretending you have some moral high ground to judge and dehumanize people who don't appear to be good enough parents. Clearly YOUR parents should be included under your idea of "breeders" because they raised such a disgusting empathy-lacking excuse for a human being.

Re: NAYRT

[(Anonymous)]

I was ATRT, and although I don't like to express myself in quite those terms, I appreciate your support.

Re: NAYRT

[(Anonymous)]

Ah . You're welcome...

Sorry I was kinda over-angry about it. I have autistic family members so it hit close to home.

Re: AYRT

[(Anonymous)]

So the answer is never to let them out of the house? Because that is what it would take.Therefore they never learn to cope with everyday stuff and they remain terribly disabled all their lives. Yes, what a wonderful notion.

Now I'm going to stop talking to you because the level of your ignorance and arrogance is quite astonishing, you are a deeply unpleasant and stupid person, and I have better things to do.