[ SECRET POST #3329 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3329 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's not usually used in the sense of "wow you're not paying attention or even trying" but to sound like "you'd have to be so stupid to struggle with reading." Which isn't always true, is a big part of the stigma associated with not being able to read and makes it more unlikely to seek help trying yet again to learn.

That's what people don't get. It honestly pisses me off. "Johnny can't read because Johnny's a lazy brat." Well... if you keep calling Johnny a lazy brat, he's not going to want to read. But that's what happens. So I get it from that perspective.

I dunno, I think it depends on context. If you're talking about people who are illiterate or dyslexic - yeah, knock it off. People who can read and just don't because they'd rather argue with you, on the other hand, are morons.