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them having colostomy bag breaking in public is not similar to calling people slurs, one is targeted one is public, a better example is if a person with that got on a bus knowing they have it and stood infront of a poc, knowing there's a possibility they'll do it on them, even though they don't have control about that factor they had control over other factors in the situation and should still be held accountable.
Also there's people who like the smell of shit, and there's probably SOME people with that disorder who like the smell of shit, having a didability doesn't stop you from having a kink, or being racist. in that same way having tourettes doesn't cancel out being racist.
So we're just going straight to "disabled people should not be allowed out in public", I see.
I find it sad that so many people are taking this position when the whole point of Davidson’s film was to show the ostracisation he has faced from society because of his neurodivergence.
The correlation is having a disability that can make other people uncomfortable.
Yeah, you’re right, people with disabilities should not be allowed in public…/s
Are you actually saying this person with Tourette’s “might” have a kink for calling people slurs? Lmao that is so ableist
Cracker weaponizing marginalized groups and twisting my words gold medal championist.
Don’t even. You drew a comparison between someone with a disability attending an awards show and someone intentionally positioning themselves in a way to cause harm to PoC. You also implied in a “there’s no way to know” way that this person might be getting off on their disability, while in reality they are forced to live with the judgement of people like you who will attribute malice to something they have no control over.
woah there, save up your energy for the next championship.
I hope you come to understand how what you said is ableist
Ableist weaponising their own identity as an excuse to not have empathy for others struggles gold medal championist
Yes it is, in that it's an unpleasant thing no one would like to have to deal with and which happened because of a disability and through no one's fault.
If you call someone a slur for no reason, you're an asshole. If you call someone a slur because of your disability which makes it impossible not to do that, you're just trying to exist in this fucking world.