A person with disability is a person who adapts, improvises, and overcomes the barriers life places in their way. For that—not because of our disability—we deserve respect. This is what defines Disability Pride, not the pity you offer to make yourself feel important. #Disability#HumanRights

looking back i can see the silly in your post, and it rests a lot easier than my initial perception. you have a good day too.

okay. you've thought it through. I think it's a thankless uphill battle, and a lot of people are going to misunderstand and have bad reactions. But I won't hassle you for it again. thanks for responding to criticism with patience.

yeah for sure. i'm curious what you are getting out of it that is worth losing the faith of so many gay people. I genuinely don't understand what is gained if you successfully reclaim the term, other than not hearing from me anymore lol. They will just find a new word to shout while kicking

well it really appears that you are being edgy for internet points, and don't care who you hurt on the way.

"I'm making myself feel good" ahh well then case closed. no need to think about anything further than that.

absolutely up for arguing forever with people who think it is cool and progressive to post slurs on the internet

it is absolutely incredible that you cannot think back to the way that word made you feel as a young person and say to yourself "oh, I'm making people feel like that. I should probably stop" instead you demand for the 8th time that someone explain to you, presumably an adult, that slurs are bad

RemindMe! 40 years i guess then. we're not getting anywhere. I don't think using slurs is helpful, I understand that you disagree with that, and we have successfully communicated our ideas. Just remember, on the internet no one can tell you from them.

are you really so hopelessly brainrotted that you hear "slurs make people feel bad" and your response is "SOURCE????" this is a really childish and petulant conversation.