• chuckleslord@lemmy.world
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    30 days ago

    Weaponized ableism is still ableism, my guy.

    It’s like saying it’s cool to be misogynistic to JK Rowling cause she’s a TERF and like, no, it fucking isn’t.

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      29 days ago

      Is it cool? No. Is it deserved? Also no, no one deserves that.

      Am I still gonna call her a stupid cunt? Yes. Yes I am.

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      29 days ago

      You must be fun at parties. The heavy cringe “my guy” really sealed it for me. If I have a disability can I goof on it? Are we allowed to talk about what makes each of us different with a sense of humor in any context?

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        29 days ago

        Be an asshole if you want. Just know that people aren’t gonna let you pretend you’re not hurting people by saying that.

        If you can’t find a way to be funny without punching down, you’re just not very funny. Confusing uncomfortable chuckles for genuine mirth is understandable, if it’s all you’ve ever heard.

        Edit: lol at the edit

            • Return_of_Chippy@lemmy.worldOP
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              29 days ago

              I think you could fairly easily find a way to tease out a problematic aspect of pretty much any joke or meme. Then doing so allows you to project moral superiority and feel a win, whatever gets you off bud. Imma keep it silly.