[ SECRET POST #3037 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3037 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Regarding Ableism...

[(Anonymous)]

See, I think there are two ideas at odds here. One is that a particular trait or behavior has a negative connotation that is looked down on by society at large. There's generally a good reason for that. The other is that some people can't help but exhibit that trait or behavior due to a disability/disorder, which may well be invisible. If a person knowingly judges someone who is disabled for something that person can't control, then Judgy McJudgerson is an asshole. However, there is nothing wrong with attaching a negative connotation to a negative trait/behavior in general.