yottle

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[–] yottle@kopitalk.net 1 points 2 weeks ago

There is at least one. If you read enough comments you'll find them eventually. I think it would probably be inappropriate to single them out specifically though so I won't do that

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net -1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (1 children)

Transphobic, ableist, willfully ignorant and hateful.

So this is your final resort. When you realize you can longer defend your position you resort to name calling

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net -2 points 2 weeks ago (3 children)

What you should do is reread what you’ve been typing all over this thread. If you don’t think your post and replies are hateful, you might want to look into therapy.

Wow you sure got me! Such a hero, looking out for the little guy by pretending that he's literally a puppy! Reread your comments. You'll find that what you're saying is absolutely absurd. You think defending people's delusions that they are literally an animal is some sort of social justice. Well, it's not. It's telling people what they want to hear, but that can be harmful, especially when someone is suffering from delusions. People like you make a mockery of the LGTBQ+ movement and give ideological ammunition to the right and discredit the transgender movement. You should be embarrassed for choosing such an utterly stupid hill to die on

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net 3 points 2 weeks ago (2 children)

Why do people think its so odd that someone could find it bizarre that some people genuinely think they're animals? Have you guys ever talked to someone irl before? Judging by the downvotes this is an unpopular opinion here, but 99.99% of the human population would agree with me about this

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net 0 points 2 weeks ago

It's weird. If people were just being weird by themselves, that would barely worth any comment. But when people co-opt the language of social justice to justify their weirdness, and accuse you of being a bad person for not going along with it, then things have gone too far

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net 0 points 2 weeks ago (5 children)

you also exhibit such hatred for them because of their supposed mental health issues that it’s difficult to see your arguments in any other lens than ableist at best.

So it's hatred to not affirm their delusions?

And what about you? Should I be patient with you, too, as someone who is enabling these delusions and, by extension, potentially harming people?

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net 1 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Also, I hope you’ll reconsider your views on furries!

The person I was conversing said their belief they were an animal was a furry thing, so that's the word I used in this post. Since then have been a number of comments here explaining the technical terms used to describe the different subtypes of furries. If someone just likes art of anthropomorphic animals then I don't take issue with that

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net -1 points 2 weeks ago (7 children)

You went to great pains to correct me earlier that you were talking about "otherkin" or "therians" not furries. But now we're suddenly talking about furries again? Whatever word you want to use, I'm talking about the people who think they are literally animals

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net -5 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

If someone is delusional, affirming that delusion is actively harmful. That is why ChatGPT leads to mental breakdowns. What do you want me to do? Say "you're absolutely right, you actually are a zebra fish"? Because I won't. Saying stuff like that is actively harmful. And I won't tolerate being called a bigot because I refuse to go along with an adult's game of make believe

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net -2 points 2 weeks ago (10 children)

From Harvard Medical School:

Delusional disorder is characterized as having one or more false beliefs based on an incorrect interpretation of reality lasting at least one month.

If someone sincerely believes that they are a fish, and this belief persists, is this not (1) a false belief based on an incorrect interpretation of reality which (2) lasts more than one month?

[–] yottle@kopitalk.net -1 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (12 children)

You realize that enabling people's psychosis is actually really dangerous right? This is why ChatGPT can lead to mental breakdowns

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submitted 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) by yottle@kopitalk.net to c/unpopularopinion@lemmy.world
 

There seem to be some people on Lemmy who genuinely believe that they are an animal. They say they are an "unperson" or discuss conversing with "animals" who "happen to be born in human bodies". They see their struggle as on par with the struggle for trans people, and their right to be recognized as animals as a part of a broader societal struggle for queer acceptance.

Well, this is fucking stupid.

First of all, comparing "I'm a puppy uWu" to gender dysphoria trivializes what trans people go through. Furries are not struggling like trans people. They are simply mocking trans people (whether that mockery is intentional or not is besides the point).

Second of all, you're not a fucking animal bro ffs. Being an animal isn't a state of mind. It isn't a vibe. It isn't a social construct. It isn't something you're assigned at birth. It's about DNA. You have 50% of DNA from a human mom, and 50% of your DNA from a human dad, so you have 100% human DNA (granted maybe you have like 0.1% Neanderthal DNA but whatever). So you're a human. This shouldn't be a hard concept to grasp.

If you can speak a human language, and have the mental wherewithal required to use the internet, then you have a HUMAN MIND. And if you "just so happen to be born in a human body" then you have a HUMAN BODY. HUMAN MIND + HUMAN BODY = HUMAN. IT'S ALL HUMAN. YOU ARE HUMAN. Just because you have a bestiality fetish does not make you a fucking bobcat ffs

 

I remember hearing that, many years ago, Detroit went bankrupt. Well, how's it doing now? Has it recovered okay?

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submitted 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) by yottle@kopitalk.net to c/asklemmy@lemmy.world
 

Anecdotally, most current or former homeschooled kids I meet seem pretty socially awkward. I wonder if It's because the miss-out on the opportunity to learn how to socialize properly as children. But maybe I'm being too critical, idk.

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