• Angry_Autist@lemmy.world
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            5 months ago

            The entire sentence carries accurate meaning within the rules of common English grammar. I will demonstrate:

            I find it hilarious that you have zero clue how much of a fragile bigot that makes you

            Translation:

            I find it funny that mriormro is clueless how much of an emotionally driven ableist bigot he was being when he attempted to exclude me from this social space.

            See?

            Now that I did it crayon style, you will of course continue to pretend ignorance of meaning because that’s exactly what your kind does.

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              5 months ago

              is it ableist to tell a blind person maybe they shouldn’t be driving?

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                  5 months ago

                  i didn’t say it does. it’s more about pointing out that a disability might make someone unfit for a specific situation not necessarily being ableism. i could’ve said painting, even though there’s very rare exceptions. in your case, it’s social media.

                  and by the way, there are tons of people on the spectrum here and on other media that are very cool people. autism doesn’t make you a dick.

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      5 months ago

      Holy shit dude… stop trying to be a victim all of the time.

      I’m not being a bigot, you dweeb. I’m saying social media isn’t exactly known to improve one’s mental health and it seems, judging by you tirade through this post’s comment section, you could stand for a break.