spiralicus

cynical idealist

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@earthboundbob @xwanyex Why should parents have a right to their children? The current family unit system can lead to incredible horror stories comprising many years of abuse.

"It is custodial but of course fundamentally different from owning property"

Then this is also true if the gov educates them.

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@UBERSOY1 Maybe it depends on the topic? Many right-wing Gen Zers seem redpilled on race and IQ, but they don't seem *that* conservative when it comes to religion and women.

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@oecolamp Status is obviously useful. Why wouldn't you want people to like you? It opens up tons of doors.

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@GunterFehlinger You are incredibly cringe for this.

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@BIMBOSATTVA_ Lots of people are boring, irrational, or cruel. Or some mixture thereof.

We live in a sick world.

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@earthboundbob @xwanyex Ok, so the parents homeschooling for 12 years means the parents own the children too then, yes?

Either way, I don't think children should be anyone's property.

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@xwanyex Children are forced to live with their parents. They are effectively kidnapped, if they don't like their parents. This is entirely different from someone choosing to go into a dangerous area of their own volition.

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@earthboundbob @xwanyex If the state teaching children means that the state owns children, then do you perceive homeschoolers as owning their children?

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@psswordprotectd Thought these were emojis at first. Was profoundly confused lol

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@oecolamp And then some people are both ;)

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@wylfcen Hmm, can I DM you? Would like to talk to you about this, because I've had weird interactions with people too, and your neurotype seems decently similar to mine.

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@Bee94868250 @angryandtooloud @Bajortski @Piranha_Ha @ChristianityOn That's not what OP said. The person he was quoting was not hating on NTs.

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@HardRideTexas @Piranha_Ha @ChristianityOn "You're exhausting to be around because you're emotionally dumb. Be grateful to us for putting up with you."

"Fuck you."

"Wow, so hateful. Hopefully you learn to be kind like us one day."

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@SonOfaGunsmith @Mea_png @bussybabushka @Piranha_Ha @ChristianityOn OP is quoting someone talking about how "exhausting" people with low emotional intelligence are. She says she does not enjoy them - manages them.

I think it is pretty obvious why one would react negatively to being told to feel grateful for being tolerated at all.

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@bussybabushka @Piranha_Ha @ChristianityOn It doesn't seem like a far off interpretation.

OP is talking about how "exhausting and thankless" it is to deal with "low emotional intelligence" individuals. He is saying autists should realize this and become grateful for it.

Do you disagree?

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@ChaosMieter @Michelle_181836 @EdwardDarson @ChristianityOn If "normal people" find the emotional labor too intensive, they can just go interact with others instead.

Nobody is forcing you to interact with autists. You don't even need to engage in conflict, you can literally just leave.

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@nonbatnary @womwithnoo craziest part: e became a poly anarchocommunist transwoman; the clutterfox became a groyper

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@BarneyFlames @koosdelareycape How does this not prove Aleph right? If cybersecurity is too mediocre to deal with advanced models like Mythos, then evidently it would've screwed things up.

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@millysayseh I think both options are good. Helping an individual is wonderful, but child abuse is a systematic problem and we should change society to stop it.

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@ruthvik947 @psswordprotectd What is that current interest? I'm curious.