No.10207[Reply]
Why are we all gaslit by soyciety to just accept, endure, and clap when all they are are gross, recourse draining burdens.
They’re held to a totally different standard because they’re simply less capable, but instead of acknowledging that and treating it accordingly, we hand them more privileges like it’s something to reward. They get to cut in lines, skip punishments, get priority seating, get preferential treatment, instant pity wins, special passes, and entire environments bent around their needs; Not because they’ve earned it or because it benefits the group, but because without it, they’ll throw a tantrum and make everyone else’s life hell.
They contribute nothing of equal value to what they take. They don’t produce a return on investment for the amount of time, energy, money, and accommodations poured into them. Instead, they drain resources with all the extra staff, special programs, modified rules, and endless patience they “need” all the while giving nothing of value back to offset it.
We already have enough resin artists.
They are inherently inferior, because their conditions limit their capacity to operate without help, and society is forced to overcompensate for those limitations. I don’t get why you have to give them infinite grace like they’re above normal rules or standards due to their inferiority. Why waste tax dollars babysitting them in our already overloaded public schools?
No.10211
I do think that the seriously infirm should be mercifully euthanized in the womb. Obviously they are treated well as possible in life out of sympathy and I think it'd be cruel to do otherwise, but with how normal people can lose decades of actual personal productivity to the herculean task of making sure a barely conscious husk doesn't asphyxiate itself it's obvious that the least harmful thing is to prevent the spark of consciousness from forming in a malformed brain and/or body
