[ SECRET POST #4751 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4751 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Genuine questions, because I've been wondering

[(Anonymous)]

Ableist: "They caught some crazy person trying to jump off a bridge."
Not ableist: "You want me to finish all this work in one day? Are you crazy?!"
Not ableist: "I'm so tired. Work was crazy today."

Ableist: "He has to use a wheelchair because he's lame."
Not ableist: "That movie was so lame."
Not ableist: "You actually liked that movie? You're so lame."

Re: Genuine questions, because I've been wondering

[(Anonymous)]

DA

The second example isn't what I would call ableist since the definition of lame is an injury to the legs. Using it in it's defined purpose is just using the word correctly, since there there isn't any misunderstanding or discrimination associated with the sentence.

Re: Genuine questions, because I've been wondering

[(Anonymous)]

I don't understand what definition of "ableist" this is really based on.