Anonymous #1 12w

Being offended by a video making fun of people being easily offended will never not be funny

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Anonymous #2 12w

Imagine thinking heartlessness is cute and quirky. 🙄

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Anonymous #2 12w

they never grew out of it lol

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Anonymous #1 12w

❄️❄️❄️

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Anonymous #1 12w

I’m sympathetic. But not towards those who put on performances. There’s no way that many people in 2020 needed trigger warnings lol. There’s a reason why we don’t see these videos now. Many were clearly doing it for attention & I’m starting to think you were one of them. If you feel offended or called out, scroll.

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Anonymous OP 12w

It really costs nothing to be considerate of others. Genuinely, you need help.

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Anonymous #5 12w

Like my other post, talking about shitting- nothing. It has absolutely nothing to do with serving cunt. I post for fun and ppl enjoy it. I’m doing what most do on here…coming to share their experiences, nostalgia, &/or complaints. I’m just a youngHo

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Anonymous OP 12w

As someone that doesn’t expect trigger warnings…It’s a bit tough though. I mean - how can we tell who’s putting on performances and who doesn’t look sincere enough for your standards though? If I’m making sense. ‘Putting on performances’ is a little vague. I’ve gotta say, do what you want, but this likely would’ve fit right in a conservative boomer Facebook meme page. 😭🤟

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Anonymous #6 11w

THIS. It's so easy to be kind.. Why be an asshole and make someone's day (or even life if you consider the collective impact this kind of cruelty has)worse just for a laugh?

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Anonymous #10 11w

My life harder, in regards to my disability in a field I am already fighting to be in, because y’all are asking for trigger warnings for yelling, hats, and rocks (true story). Get tf over yourself. You are not the only one in existence and not everything needs to be about you. You are NOT the one. You are not the main character, thank you. I will be fighting people in these comment section. Good night.

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Anonymous #1 11w

OP is poking at the people with this whole ”bean soup” thing where they think they are the main character. Not seen as much as it used to be, but some people are v much still like this. Trigger warnings for highly sensitive material, yes, of course. We are all in our big ages, no need to ask for trigger warnings on everything.

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Anonymous #10 11w

this is just the "gay people need to stop shoving it down our throats and making us NORMAL gay people look bad" argument. It's true that this happens, and it sucks, it's not the fault of "snowflakes." Whether you think trigger warnings for any given thing are necessary or not, epilepsy is one that should very obviously be taken seriously, and if you don't you're just an asshole. It's weird to blame people other than the ones choosing to not take you seriously.

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Anonymous #10 11w

I’m really sorry you’ve gone through this. I’ve actually come across many who’ve needed warnings before loud noises, whether it’s yelling or popping. I’m in no way hating on those with situations like these. This post was just meant to poke fun at those who were clearly putting on a show for the camera. It kinda reminds me of when there were ppl online faking Tourettes

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Anonymous #10 11w

I'm diagnosed autistic, and you wanna know how I feel about the "quirky" autism? I don't give a fuck! Because a lot of those people ARE actually autistic! And even if they aren't, making fun on them is only going to make them feel more vindicated! So it won't help! By complaining about and insulting these people, you're not helping anyone, except maybe yourself. Talk about selfish.

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Anonymous #8 11w

and the reason I bring this up is because it's a very similar and related situation. Not the same, I know, but surely you can see the point I'm making. I don't blame them for "making people take autism less seriously." I blame the people actually taking autism less seriously, because we shouldn't have to hold their hand to get them to respect us, or ANYONE, as humans beings.

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Anonymous #10 11w

Also I agree with the hats & rocks. I’m not saying these can’t be genuine fears or cause discomfort but for some ppl out there to be upset with others for posting content with everyday objects only THEY feel upset by & then expecting or even demanding a trigger warning is just wrong to me. Every video might as well be censored or have some sort of warning lol. So I agree with you. And again, I’m really sorry you went through that

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Anonymous OP 11w

Im muting this post now for my own sanity but I jus don't understand why it's so hard to get that making fun of people is wrong. Just don't be a bully. Like yeah maybe if they did evil things or were obviously being malicious on purpose. But being oversensitive is not a crime. Why are we making fun of them?? Maybe I'm being oversensitive myself but are you really going to tell me love and peace and kindness isn't the right answer this time? Just because you feel like it? Just because it's funny?

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Anonymous #8 11w

Go preach peace, love, & kindness to your local ice agents. Don’t come under my post & make it seem as though I’m going around harassing ppl lol. If you don’t like it then scroll. Or better yet, take a break from your phone. Bye

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Anonymous #8 11w

Soooo if you read my post bb, I am not saying it isn’t fucked up im not taken seriously, it is. Its also fucked up the romanticization of these accommodations. It’s weird. It’s not ”us vs them” when the people this post is poking fun at are just as guilty, because THEY don’t take it seriously either. All of yall make it HARD. No one said that was the sole reason. In the context of the post, that’s what I shared.

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Anonymous OP 11w

No i so get you. The specific incident in speaking of was not related to any mental or physical health condition of the person, they just were asking for an accommodation for anxiety that was overplayed. I really like your perspective on this.

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Anonymous #8 11w

Okay bb, 1) autism wasn’t part of the conversation, and as an autistic mthfkr myself, I can’t say I agree. There is a large issue with the romanticization of neurodivergence IRL, and these ”quirks“ do damage to the understanding and representation of the autistic community. It’s very similar to what OP mentioned with the faking Tourette’s, and since we’re pulling cards as evidence, I have Tourette’s too. These ”quirky“ things do damage. The way Tourette’s was treated set us back years.

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Anonymous #8 11w

2) Im complaining because I have a right to, and honestly, you have no goddamn right to tell me otherwise. My take is from my perspective with my disability and my experiences. Sorry you aren’t me, don’t have my perspective, my disability, and my experiences. You have no goddamn right to invalidate me when I make a statement on my experiences. I’ll hold you by the bush while I say this, I have 0 fucking clue what point you’re making. The point I made is how the PREFERENCES of people who

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Anonymous #8 11w

DONT NEED them in a space where it’s ALREADY HARD to get accommodations, makes it HARDER for me, as a D I S A B E D P E R S O N to be 1) taken seriously and 2) advocate for myself when I have people putting salt on the concept with this idea of their ROMANTICIZATION (which this is) of bs like trigger warnings makes it harder for those who actually need it to achieve their goal.

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Anonymous #8 11w

3) No one is disrespecting you, and if my take offends you, maybe you’re the person who this take should target. What I sad, summed up, was ”This means that I get taken less seriously”, and somehow that became ”I hate autistic people and I love to bully others”. Nah bro, I’ve got a loud mouth on me. If this upsets you, YOU are the type of person who I AM talking about. No one mentioned autism, and don’t lay shade on me when I myself am quite literally autistic. People with this self-serving

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Anonymous #8 11w

Perspective fuel the fire for non-disabled people who won’t ever take me seriously. No one, especially not my ass, is disrespecting any community. Don’t throw that my way. Don’t talk at me like that. The world isn’t just you, bean soup headass.

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Anonymous OP 11w

No You’re so sweet. It gets frustrating because I’m already struggling to be taken seriously, and in top of that I have people making a joke out of accommodations I need because they’d rather idealize “the purity that comes with this shit” or have some “zest“ something that isn’t for them, obviously, big BIG exceptions, but overall, I’m so swag 😎

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Anonymous #8 11w

Bro- no one invited you to this party. You chimed in the most out-of-touch, Covid IPad baby ass take on a comment about MY frustrations with people who compute if their way to pull this bs. The only person bullying someone is here. Even if someone did something fucked up, if they’re disabled they need accommodation to live. Okay Miss Martyr, no one said being disabled was a crime, but bro, don’t climb up on the cross and nail yourself up expecting to be worshiped like the good Baby Jesus. Bro

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Anonymous #8 11w

You’re the one being unloving, unpeaceful, and unkind. You have no right to comment on my experiences. Muting a post because you’re arguing with a wall. Also, ur mom. Te he he. I hope you you live some place warm and sunny because dear god go touch some grass

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