[ SECRET POST #2377 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2377 ⌋

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Comments

Re: "Ableist language"?

[dancing_clown]

Yeah, back when stupid and dumb were newfangled words for people with disabilities. Now they've long-since entered the lexicon for broad-spectrum terms.

Look, I can get with the "ableist!" activists when they say we shouldn't call people retards, because we shouldn't. But when it comes to stupid, dumb, lame and crazy -- when not used as synonyms for for actual disability or illness -- I just can't seem to give even a little crap.

Re: "Ableist language"?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm...kind of torn as far as crazy goes. I mean, if it's to describe something like 'crazy good/bad/whatever' then whatever. But...I've seen it used as insults for people who do have a mental disorder as often and *that* I'm completely not cool with.

Re: "Ableist language"?

[(Anonymous)]

And I addressed that point. (On phone, too lazy to deal with alphanimeric password.)