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So, if you got shot you wouldn't call the Police, right? Since you "hate Pigs" and such
i'd be wondering where the hell they got a gun from. but no?? i'd call the fucking ambulance. wtf are the pigs supposed to do like did you forget about paramedics??
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I don’t want to derail but I did read one of your posts as “disabled people are often in pharmacies” and that’s also true
ur so right bestie
My pet peeve with disability aids is they cost money, that’s it, they should be free, there’s no “nuance” to this, they should be free
that's true but i somewhat disagree with the no nuance part only because i don't think it ends at being free to obtain. disability aids need maintenance, and sometimes that maintenance will need a special part or a specialist service. and the financial burden of those things shouldn't fall on the disabled person either. sometimes they need to be cleaned and if the disabled person can't clean the aid themselves there should be a cleaning service. other necessary services too. and a disability aid backup, so as to not rely on a single piece of equipment for a necessary function. i think disabled people should have the right to make choices about their aids even if they're free. i'm not only talking about appearance, but also having a say in how it functions, what auxillary components it should have, and what types of terms and conditions they must follow in order to use this device that they need. like if your CGM is free but they're selling your data, that's exploiting people who don't have a choice. if a prosthesis is free but it's built on proprietary software or hardware and you don't have the right to fix, modify, or refuse updates for something that's literally attached to your body, it's exploiting people who don't have a choice. if a company stops supporting the technology for someone's disability aid it should be able to be picked up by someone else (or indeed government covered) without people being forced to abandon that disability aid.
like i do agree with you about disability aids needing to be free but i think there is a whole world of disability rights issues that surround disability aids that go much much further than the barrier cost of entry.
Hope u get killed by a cop. Lol
lol. lmao even.
Hi pls if these are not already answered. Thank you so much.
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17. Autism plus autism alliance. Describe any good interactions you have had with another autistic person.
28. Where have you learnt the most about autism from? What things about autism did you learn that really made an impact on you? Are there any information sources on autism or autistic people that you recommend?
17. my best friend (and QPR) of 11 years is also autistic!! 😊💖 she didn't figure it out until relatively recently. i wouldn't have figured it out because everyone she does makes perfect sense to me. i love every interaction I've had with her. honestly I love her. i think we've had some good communication experiences but it's hard to like pick out only one. also she's cute and pretty and smart and sweet and I love her. did I mention that yet
28. i tend to gravitate towards academic papers for actual information and statistics. it's useful because you have your source right there and they tend to be at least more reliable/substantiated. a lot of my knowledge is lived experience from either myself or the autistic people i talk to. i think i also learned a lot when i first started following @five-thousand-loaves-of-bread who talks about autistic people's experiences that don't usually make a hit on like tiktok or instagram. i guess my advice is to cultivate a curiosity about autism and an understanding that your knowledge is limited so you look up anything new or that you think you already know. and it gets you pretty far
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Stop calling abled people "ableds", it's not ok. Othering people is never ok, it doesn't matter how much you personally have been oppressed.
And before you get on your fucking high horse I'm physically disabled 🙄 if you said that shit to my abled partner though I'd spit on you
get a life shithead
fantasizing about you being killed by a pig is actually prime pig behavior but still shocking in bald facedness of it all
it's soooo funny because if you have any sort of radical solidarity with oppressed people then ur treated like ur violent, mentally ill, dangerous, unreasonable. etc etc. but then like a slight push and these people will be open about how much they want us all to die or be brutalised
i don't post on my blog so i wanted to send this in the inbox of somebody who posts under the cripple punk tag because i still wanted people to hear this even if i'm not saying it on my own blog (i hope you don't mind that)
people who are disabled from substance use belong in disabled spaces. people who are disabled from self-harm belong in disabled spaces. people who are disabled from suicide attempts belong in disabled spaces. people who are disabled from reckless behavior and disregarding their own health belong in disabled spaces.
people who become disabled as a result of risk-aware choices don't ask to be disabled. their disability isn't their fault. they deserve community and support as much as any other disabled person. they exist and have a right to exist
sure thing anon. although i'd like to add that even if someone's disability is provably "their fault" they belong in disabled spaces, and deserve the same respect and accommodations as anyone else.
