He is aware already. He knows that the group has had a lot of trolls joining, especially over the last month or so.
Kyle Anthony "Kylie / Cassandra / Jesse / Alex" Brooks / queerdykekylie - [shareable] CHILDISH, TOTES A GUY
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Remember when a bunch of nerds showed up and were all, "you should go harass Kylie on his facebook page, y'all cowards don't even harass people good maybe you should talk to him directly instead of talking shit behind his back"?
Right... because it's obvious what Kylie wants is a conversation where people explain their viewpoints and everyone is able to learn and grow from the dialog. He's made that very apparent over the years.
Right... because it's obvious what Kylie wants is a conversation where people explain their viewpoints and everyone is able to learn and grow from the dialog. He's made that very apparent over the years.
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Well I would really hate to take up valuable room in the comments section of your facebook updates...... people would be taking time to read logical and reasoned arguments when they could be handing out ass-pats and consent hugs
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I love getting a slow trickle of Kylie posts since it helps to paint a picture of someone who could be a champion for disabled rights. This is the kind of thing that someone who is articulate and driven could become an absolute force towards making a positive impact on society.
Instead you have a person so aggressively stupid you start to wonder if they are legitimately retarded.
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His moral absolutism, bossing people around, and intolerance of other people's opinions reminds me a lot of Moleman
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I find the excuse that he cannot get shaven and look anywhere near womanly inexcusable. He may have nerve damage that causes jolting, but if there are people who are able to shave the faces of mentally disabled people who wear helmets and mittens while chimping out, I don't see why he cannot find someone able to do the job... He doesn't even have to shave. He could get waxed. (Omitting electrolysis)
For some reason this guy really gets on my nerves. It's beyond the smug stupidity of ADF... It's something else that I cannot put my finger on.
For some reason this guy really gets on my nerves. It's beyond the smug stupidity of ADF... It's something else that I cannot put my finger on.
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For some reason this guy really gets on my nerves. It's beyond the smug stupidity of ADF... It's something else that I cannot put my finger on.
Your socialization tells you anyone with this many disabilities is almost fucking entitled to sympathy from basically everyone in the world.
Then he opens his mouth and expresses his opinions and you have a near fucking epiphany.
You realize even a black epileptic retard can be such an asshole that you can hate them without any feelings of guilt at all.
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You know when he posts [shareable] is it because even all but the most rabid SJW's fine his stuff so bad an inane he wouldn't get any shares without putting that on? He is the only person I have seen who does it, or am I normal an missing somthing only SJWs do?
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Other than SJWs the only other people I've seen do it are people trying to get rid of a couch.....
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He's got moleman complex seriously. "YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO SHARE THIS." "YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO DISAGREE WITH ME"
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I mean, if you posted frothing-at-the-mouth batshit insane opinions every day, you'd want to make sure they didn't get out of hand, right?
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If you do something in public, it's shareable whether you want it to be or not.
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I'm not posting something as mockery for once - I honestly don't know about this since I'm not deaf. Maybe someone in this thread can offer insight?
Do deaf people consider ASL their first language? And if so, does that mean communicating in written English is always more of a challenge?
Do deaf people consider ASL their first language? And if so, does that mean communicating in written English is always more of a challenge?
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It can be. One of my friends daughters is deaf (she's in her 40's) and she has had to clarify labels and other written signs at times when we go shopping/out to dinner. Signing isn't straight forward as text, it's more like shorthand, as I've been told.
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I have heard it's like broken english, missing a lot of the fluff an padding we have in spoken language.
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- Feb 3, 2013
If grammar policing is oppression now, then I'm proud to be an oppressor.
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- Feb 14, 2013
So basically, when he is "talking" in sign language, he's actually saying "Me am black. Me heap big angry at white man."
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- Dec 29, 2013
Wait since when is ADF deaf?
EDIT:
OH FUCK IM A MORON.
EDIT:
OH FUCK IM A MORON.
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$1.5 million dollars in reparations
lmfao this is amazing
lmfao this is amazing
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