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Well... no. If you could say a magic word that induced a seizure, you would be prohibited from saying that too.

• donatj 10y ago
  I think there are a number of words that "trigger" certain people, and it's well within my legal rights to say them.
  • vonkow 10y ago
    "triggering" someone is not the same thing as triggering a seizure.
  • M_Grey 10y ago
    I think you probably understood what I actually meant, and wrote, so I won't be entertaining ^That.
    • donatj 10y ago
      I understood completely well, I simply legitimately don't think they're that different of things. I think you're underplaying triggering. They are both mental triggers. You literally "trigger" a seizure. I know a person who any mention of rape brings her to attempt self harm. It's genuinely not that different.
      • M_Grey 10y ago
        Except for the part where it's completely different, and you decided to play the, "doesn't understand what you mean" game first. I like to think that if you had a good point, you'd be making it, and that it wouldn't involve a really desperate attempt to equivocate between "trigger words" and photosensitive epilepsy.