• ex10n
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    11 months ago

    It’s possible it was a result of his diagnosed stutter, he’s not exactly the most eloquent speaker I’ll admit, but it’d be wrong to judge someone based on a speech impediment.

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        11 months ago

        Laughing at a disability is not something you should take lightly.

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            11 months ago

            Excellent, I’ll laugh with you! Laughter produces endorphins and may contribute to more positive input. This community is quite hostile!

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              11 months ago

              Excellent, I’ll laugh with you!

              I hope you’re laughing, cause this has to be a bit

              I refuse to believe you’re serious and not a bit. No one could seriously talk like this let alone believe what they’re saying

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                If you could define bit like I asked, maybe I could inform you if this equates it? I’m really just trying to get people to use reason and logic to draw conclusions and present those in public discourse. Does that match the definition?

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                    11 months ago

                    Interesting, however you failed to define bit. Do you mean bit as in comedy sketch? If so, that’s an incredibly uncommon use of the word, and furthermore wrong for this context.