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My name is Moonie (he/him ⚧), I'm a disabled hobbyist artist from France and I really like designing, drawing and writing about my OCs! 💙
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The ozone depletion is one of the best examples we have of how it’s good to listen to climate scientists and that we can undo some of the damage we’ve caused to prevent catastrophe and seeing people turn into a joke that subtly implies the exact opposite is so scary.
A disabled person was trapped this Thursday when ICE agents threw a canister of teargas under his wheelchair.
Jonathan Caravello, lecturer in philosophy at California State University Channel Islands tried to protect them.
He was piled on, tackled & arrested for his efforts
It's so sad that it's considered radical to say that even disabled people who are unable to work should still have nice things. A coffee every once in a while, a nice dinner, a fun trip. Just because you're unable to contribute to capitalism doesn't mean you should suffer.
@RachelToRome I'd like to suggest “The Diary of a Country Priest” by Georges Bernanos, “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus” by Mary Shelley (perhaps a little bit far-fetched) , “Corpus Christi” by Terrence McNally, and “The Return of the Young Prince” by A.G. Roemmers ^____^
I'd like to suggest “The Diary of a Country Priest” by Georges Bernanos, “Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus” by Mary Shelley (perhaps a little bit far-fetched) , “Corpus Christi” by Terrence McNally, and “The Return of the Young Prince” by A.G. Roemmers ^____^
There are people sleeping outside in the rain while entire apartments sit empty for months, sometimes years. The unhoused pay the price simply because they can’t afford to be let in.
I’m so sick of this logical fallacy being used to justify a less safe world for disabled people (& ultimately, everyone). Guess we better take the seat belts out of cars, ban helmets, take handwashing sinks away, & stop drawing lines on the roads! Let’s stop filtering water, too.
This is why I worry about eugenics & coercion within Assisted Death programs
It’s sold to people as a way to save money while also being “compassionate”
The system forces disabled people to live in legislated poverty, how much could it save by “suggesting” MAiD to them?