[ SECRET POST #3037 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3037 ⌋

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Comments

Re: about ableism

[(Anonymous)]

The problem with that is it gets into absurd territory where there can't reasonably be any expectations for social behavior or courtesy because so many things can be the symptom of a disability. Like, you literally can't be upset with someone for being a raging asshole because some symptoms of autism can come across as if the person's being a raging asshole. And then you get into this territory where people find it perfectly acceptable to use their disability as an excuse to treat other people like crap.

There has to be a way to balance accepting and respecting people with disabilities and having standards for conduct.