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⌈ Secret Post #3133 ⌋

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[The Guild]

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[Harvest Moon: (More) Friends of Mineral Town]

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[Gump, from Legend]

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(Agent Carter)

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[Jeeves and Wooster]

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[Lupin III]

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[Courtney Love & Kurt Cobain]

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(SPN)

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[Kasumi Goto, Mass Effect]

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"I know this disabled person so I can speak over actual disabled people." Knock it off. Don't use people you know as an excuse to shit on other people who may have different opinions and experiences. This is like the ableist equivalent of "some of my best friends are black/gay

Social workers IRL tend to do this, IME. These would be the ones that have labelled me "difficult" and "non-compliant" in the past, heh. Haven't had to break one...IN, haven't had to break one IN, I mean ;-) in about two decades now. The SJWs online have the exact same mindset. Brings me out in hives.

Ugh that's the worst. I hate when people do that. I should think social workers would be more mature and professional than that but...eh.

I especially hate when people do it to tell one person with the disorder to shut up or that they're a bad person somehow because of their opinion and then pull the "I know a person who..." card. I mean if that person is being a dick it's one thing. but if they're just talking about their own experience? That's shitty as hell.

Way way way way way too many social workers with codependency disease IME. Recipe for disaster. Or very unhappy "consumers" (insert relevant PC term of the decade), as well as unhappy SWs, when you don't roll over and show your belly, for their ~infinite~ patience/kindness/sainthood to be dealing with the likes of you, and why can't you just accept what you've been given, even if it's the opposite of what you've asked for, and will do you more harm than good....

Heh. Sorry. I'll mop up. I hate the "you're internalizing your own prejudice because you don't agree with meeeeeee" Tumblr schtick, too.

"Heh. Sorry. I'll mop up. I hate the "you're internalizing your own prejudice because you don't agree with meeeeeee" Tumblr schtick, too."

MTE I'm tired of being told I need words like "stupid" and "crazy" censored for me. But if you have a different opinion? Boom you're ableist.

People who think no censoring stupid is ableism have a lot to learn about what real ableism is.

Also I get so tired of disabled SJWs (or anti-SJWs they both do it)or others in the community who can't see other opinions and take one extreme or the other. It has to be black or white , no inbeteween.

You have just reminded me of how infuriating I find the MDS boilerplate "please don't say crazy on this site, as it's an an ableist slur."

No. It's not a slur, you just don't like it. I feel bad saying that, because it's at least a polite admonition and I get that it's not nice to call *people* crazy. But as an adjective fot an idea, thing or concept? Fuck off.

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