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Hate and discrimination against the disabled

Various Patriots.win Users #wingnut #sexist #ableist patriots.win

I find Retards has spoken

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(tgbmaz68) [+221]
Women voting is the biggest mistake.

Edit: The dumbfucks getting butthurt can fuck off. Even back in 1920 (the first year women were able to vote) they voted for one of the worst Presidents ever just because they thought he was more handsome. I am telling the truth and if you don't like it, that is not my fucking problem.

(Sig229) [+44]
If Cunt Carney wins, you know it is fixed.

(flashersenpai) [+9]
Yeah sure deflect deflect deflect. Let's let people vote for the Commander In Chief of the US military without any obligation to serve if a war happens. Women, who live life with an escape hatch, always want all the benefits without any obligations.

(sun_wolf) [+6]
I wouldn’t take it quite so personal. Look at voting statistics. How would all these failing countries be governed if only men were to vote? How would they be governed if only taxpayers were to vote? If only landowners? If only women? And so on. There are all sorts of metrics.

If the statistics showed that if only women had the vote, all sorts of economic and military disasters would have been avoided, then I think men could look at that data and at least consider the consequences of their vote on the health and harmony of society.

Remember too that most women do not want to give teenagers the vote. That is a form of electoral suppression that from the teenager’s perspective seems highly unjustified. The teenager might even rightly argue that they are more politically informed than 90% of the voters in the town, and the mother will proudly agree, and yet still she will not want her teenager to vote.

(VeryPiss3dAmerican) [+3]

Imagine being 17 or even 18 and these bitches wanna not only vote to send you to war, but make sure you don't even have a vote or any say in the matter.

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. #ableist #dunning-kruger people.com

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the secretary of health and human services, has come under fire for remarks made during his first press conference since being appointed to the role by President Donald Trump

Responding to a new study by the CDC that found 3% of children in the U.S. have autism, Kennedy said the rise in diagnoses constitutes an “epidemic” and vowed to identify the “environmental causes” responsible for the disorder

Kennedy, who has previously promoted a scientifically debunked claim that autism is caused by vaccines, denied that the uptick in diagnoses can be explained by experts learning more about the disorder

“One of the things that I think that we need to move away from today is this ideology that…the autism prevalence increase, the relentless increases, are simply artifacts of better diagnoses, better recognition or changing diagnostic criteria,” he said. “This epidemic denial has become a feature in mainstream media”

Kennedy is also facing backlash for the stark, yet demonstrably false, claims he made about life for children who are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder

“Autism destroys families, and more importantly, it destroys our greatest resource, which is our children. These are children who should not be suffering like this,” he said. “These are kids who will never pay taxes. They'll never hold a job. They'll never play baseball. They'll never write a poem. They'll never go out on a date. Many of them will never use a toilet unassisted”

On April 15, following the CDC report, Kennedy said in a statement that the HHS hopes to have “answers” by September