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I'm actually a bit torn on this. On the one hand it does seem to be very silly but also ironically enough excluding certain groups (religious and social outcast
by 0dayz 4y ago
I'm actually a bit torn on this.
On the one hand it does seem to be very silly but also ironically enough excluding certain groups (religious and social outcasts).
On the other I think there is a valid point in looking over how language is used and what implications it has.
But to try and over correct it with new words is like trying to add another layer of paper to make the boat not leak.
Since instead of saying you are a retard, now you just say: person with mental challenges.
It has the same result when used as an insult, it stigmatizes people with "retardation" and it still insults the other person.