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[SalsaMaster]

 

[baqqrih]

How do you define "ableism" and how do you define the term "natural" in this context?

 

[Fagon]

ev&oe the scientists looked at a caveman from 40 trillion years ago and he had no leg or something

 

[SalsaMaster]

How do you define "ableism" and how do you define the term "natural" in this context

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[baqqrih]

Shut up, retard

You asked me to change your mind. I'm making an attempt.

 

[gem]

ermmmmm schweetie how do you know that people tens of thousands of years ago actually practiced ableism in their natural state and weren't actually stanning the transwomen with down syndrome in wheelchairs with no arms and legs? wherres your evidence schwwweeeetie??? no evidence to the contrary, therefore im righhht you know which means a trans rights victory ^_^

 

[Steve]

It isn't, cavemen from tens of thousands of years ago had signs of caring for their disabled.

 

[NiggerRigger]

It isn't, cavemen from tens of thousands of years ago had signs of caring for their disabled.

ooga booga not truth

 

[Spas]

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That's rich coming from a fucking retard

 

[NiggerRigger]

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retard

 

[amethyst]

downsyndromeGODS won

 

[SalsaMaster]

Jannies, delete this thread, cause nothing happened!!!