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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
nunyabizni
recoiloperated

There is a child in this Walmart being removed from it throwing an absolute tantrum. But instead of typical tantrum raving, this maybe 5 year old kid is *bellowing* "I know my Rights! I know my Rights! I have the right to legal counsel! I have the right to a jury of my peers! I know my Rights! I know my Rights!"

Terribly pronounced. But that's the gist. It's adorable and hilarious.

recoiloperated

Update: now it's "you'll never take me alive!!"

recoiloperated

Final: the child was taken alive.

grilledcheeseandgravityfalls

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fiachdubh
fangirltothefullest

I don’t understand the concept of hating “like spamming” or “reblog spamming”. As someone with ADHD and hyperfocus, if you go onto my blog and get lost in the sauce enough to practically reblog the last 5 days worth of stuff I reblogged then good on you my dude my friend my bean, please keep it up I’m glad you like it have a cookie fam, you deserve it cause we have the same taste and I feel like my blog is a public library of stuff I find entertaining so enjoy the browse.

livingthatadhdlife

Look. I do this all the time. When I get a new follower I usually check out their blog. Occasionally it’s someone trying to sell drugs and I’ll block and report. But most of the time, it’s someone who’s a occasionally functional adult/human like me.

neurodivergent-noodle

yes same! I check most (if not all) of the blogs who follow me, just to check that they’re not dodgy, and sometimes that means I end up liking and reblogging a lot of their stuff all at once.

so honestly I understand if anyone does the same with my stuff! it makes me happy to see the same people in my notifications several times over.

paczkickyourface

bro why are you bolding random words like a JoJo character

intjint
hopelesscalico

i am so fucking sick of people trying to act like it’s ableist to acknowledge that disabled people Are Disabled. this whole movement has started around people saying “disabled people are just as capable as abled people” when the conversation that SHOULD be being had is “there is nothing wrong with needing accommodations that abled people don’t”

adhbabey

People should not feel ashamed of needing support or ever shame others for that.

durdledeese

THIS THIS THIS!!! I am so sick and tired of people trying to push this fantasy that disability is some figment of our imagination, insisting that disabled folk are just “differently abled” is such a misplaced notion that only hurts the community. people need to be able to acknowledge and address their disability in a healthy manner, not avoid and cover up the issue!

ideas like this manifest in so many toxic ways.

it can cause abled people to disregard disabled needs, saying that they’re simply being “overdramatic” or just need to “look at it from a different angle.”

or it can form the exact opposite, people who look down upon disabled folk who decide to own their disability as their identity rather than rush to get the newest (uber expensive) solution to their woes, claiming that they’re becoming “complacent” with their situation.

guess fucking what. disabled folk owe NOTHING to people like this. they don’t get to tell us how to live our own damn lives if they won’t spare a moment to wonder what it’s actually like to be us. and if they had done that, they wouldn’t have this twisted “positive” outlook in the first place.