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I'm just a random anon stopping by who wanted to share my two cents, by the way. Ableism is pretty darn real and the unfortunate reality is that word usage helps keep it going, even though it feels small. There are a lot of pieces written about this that would do a better job than I'll ever do in the word limit of an ask box, so maybe you could try and find those if you are still interested. Have a great day!

Thanks for being civilized anon. I'll look into it.

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Crazy/dumb are pretty minor, but still have roots which can be hurtful. I doubt people stop watching over them, but they still sting. The words have become common in our language but they are still insults rooted in what are best classified as slurs against neurodivergent people. Nobody thinks about that or USUALLY intends to insult when using them, but neurodiv people think about it every time they hear those words, which is why they can be upsetting (ex: like hearing gay as an insult)

The more you knowwwww

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Please delete the made up cocaine stories about Taylor Swift. They are pure fiction and do not reflect her true character at all. Please take in consideration she has a vast number of young fans who may be exposed to these false claims and create discussions as they google and search platforms such as Tumblr for news and posts about Taylor daily. If you'd like to know all the latest official updates on Taylor to share with your followers make sure to follow @taylornation13 on Twitter. Thank you.

lmaooooo

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John and George: color edit

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I'm saying that if you consider words like 'dumb' or 'crazy' ableism, when they're actually pretty harmless, it makes me question whether people are just taking ableism over the top (meaning to every other word into an offensive statement).

But that's just me throwing in my opinion. Keep running your blog the way you run your blog.

'Crazy' is considered ableism? Is ableism even a real thing?

- Mod F

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How to tell an anti sj troll apart from everyone else

-They start a post with “friendly reminder that…” -They use a Japanese emote somewhere in their sentence -They claim there’s height/breathing/eye color privilege -They use the BULLSHIT term coined by BULLSHIT people that no trans person/“sjw” has EVER said on this site aka “Die Cis Scum” -They use odd pronouns like foot/footself in their profile -They make up stories like “one time I saw a cis white man so I punched him and kicked his face to the sidewalk UwU kill all men” -Anti sj circle jerk to those posts claiming that’s why social justice is bullshit

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Fucking thank you

Tumblr social justice isn’t even about building people up, it’s about tearing other people down so that they feel “equal”

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Has always been a straight cis kid but now identifies as gender fluid so they can identify as queer and becomes a spokesperson for all things LGBGT: remember cis scum, you're all transphobic, homophobic and awful people just because you're comfortable with who you are :))))))))))))

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Holy shit I forgot I made this

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Dynamo, an English magician, went around London over the weekend, “levitating” next to this bus. He hasn’t revealed how he accomplished this trick.

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smh

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“how are you single?”

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take a moment to reflect on this image of a prepubescent taylor lautner in a shark costume singing with sharks

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[chris traeger voice] literally

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