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I doubt the sensitivity readers on today's R&M (or even more so, SNL) writing team would allow the word "crazy" to be used in this way. It marginalizes and stig

I doubt the sensitivity readers on today's R&M (or even more so, SNL) writing team would allow the word "crazy" to be used in this way. It marginalizes and stigmatizes mental illness.

kjs3 4y ago
There's always one twit who has to bring their personal political baggage everywhere they go.
- freshpots 4y ago
  Right? and that was a particularly ridiculous version of it that read like it was parody to any non "crazy" person.