As the mom of a child with special needs I wonder why you think it's okay to mock people based on their IQ. Seems to me that if someone is stupid, call them that. You don't need to stoop to a level that makes it okay to make a mockery out of someone else's life. Go pick on someone your own size and lose the word retarded.
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'bout par, if you ask me.
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ReplyDeleteOr below par. At least he'll get rid of those fringed flags.
As the mom of a child with special needs I wonder why you think it's okay to mock people based on their IQ. Seems to me that if someone is stupid, call them that. You don't need to stoop to a level that makes it okay to make a mockery out of someone else's life. Go pick on someone your own size and lose the word retarded.
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ReplyDeleteWe mocked that sad bastard mostly based on the fact that he speaks.
Very.
Slowly.
Which is the definition of "retarded." You know, slow, or late developing.
We did not, & would not, call him (or anyone else) a "retard" for example. We typed that he might be retarded.
Besides, if the currently correct phrase is "special needs," we didn't apply that term to him.
If anyone is "making a mockery out of someone else's life"(?) it's Mr. Marceaux making himself available for mockery.