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No, that’s not what autism is. They are fucking stupid and that’s why they think that way.

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Dear white people:

When a minority tells them about their experience, believe them.

This post gave me cancer. Please delete.

Nah

Enjoy your cancer

You’re willing giving people cancer. That’s a crime I believe. Guess the police and the judge and the jury must believe me. Look who’s going to jail.

Well, I’ve heard ‘prison orange’ isn’t as unflattering as you’d think

Have fun with that cancer

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Believing what someone tells you, with the only merit they having being skin color, is ridiculous.

Don’t be stupid. Just because they’re a minority doesn’t mean they’re honest or good people.

I meant minorities talking about their lived experiences as minorities. Which y’all probably knew but w/e.

Which they can still lie about. A one on one conversation? Cool okay. Somebody up on a podium bitching? I don’t know about all that. Imma be skeptical.

Maybe I’m weird, but I don’t believe skin color is the deciding factor in how genuine a person is.

People can and do lie, even about personal experiences. If I have good reason to believe you, I will no matter what color you are. But you don’t get automatic trust just because you’re a minority. I don’t expect that and I would be offended if someone who didn’t know me from dick was like, “Oh, you’re biracial so of course you’re telling the truth.” What? No. Don’t do that. I don’t get an arbitrary pass over someone else because I’m biracial. Being biracial doesn’t make me more trustworthy. My actions do.

POC here please delete this post because it gave me tier 5 autism as well as cancer. BELIEVE ME BIGOT. @salt-sass-and-lyrium

Ah yes, because it’s not like people lie or grossly exaggerate things to benefit themselves or even to see others suffer from it. That never happens. Ever.

Wow holy shit you guys are missing the point and it’s almost amazing.

Let me sum it up: We don’t need non-minorities to validate the experiences of minorities.

Example: How it should go: Disabled people: Here’s what we go through on the day to day Non-disabled people: *listen*

How it should not go: Disabled people: Here’s what we go through on the day to day Non-disabled people: LOL NAAAAAH. HERE’S what you go through on the day to day.

Now you’re just going back on what you said and completely changing the meaning because you realize that what you said earlier was a load of shit. I think that people should just listen to and understand one another regardless of skin color.

Orrrr… that’s pretty much exactly what I originally said (in an admittedly poorly formatted way but it was ass o’clock when I posted it) and you just misunderstood it.

Full post for context: http://salt-sass-and-lyrium.tumblr.com/post/159041989869/salt-sass-and-lyrium-salt-sass-and-lyrium

I still find it a little dumb. There’s nothing wrong with being sure that a problem exists before talking about it and spreading awareness. Some of those methods you mentioned I agree with you on. Imitating a certain race or gender is just downright disrespectful.

If I want to be sure a problem exists… shouldn’t I go talk to people who may be facing that problem over those who aren’t?

If I want to be sure that there’s an issue with say… VAs, shouldn’t I talk to vets who utilize VAs rather than people who don’t? If I want to be sure that there’s often issues with mobility for physically disabled people, shouldn’t I talk to people who are physically disabled over those who aren’t? I’m not saying you can’t dig deeper into an issue, in fact, I encourage it. I’m just saying when it comes to minority experiences, listen to the minorities who are living it over people who aren’t. If a blind person says “Hey here’s what blind people go through on the day to day” and I’m for whatever reason skeptical, shouldn’t I go talk to more blind people, rather than someone who’s not blind? That’s my point.

And 100% agree on the imitation being disrespectful. It’s gross and it happens all the time and I’m so tired of seeing these people being lauded as ‘brave’ or some shit because they decided to pretend to be a minority for a few days.

Well part of it is talking to the person and seeing what they say, but like I said and you just stated, their word is not just enough to go on. You do have a point there however. I do think talking with the so called victim is important, but yeah you need more to go off of.

Dear white people:

When a minority tells them about their experience, believe them.

This post gave me cancer. Please delete.

Nah

Enjoy your cancer

You’re willing giving people cancer. That’s a crime I believe. Guess the police and the judge and the jury must believe me. Look who’s going to jail.

Well, I’ve heard ‘prison orange’ isn’t as unflattering as you’d think

Have fun with that cancer

Haha @too-easy-being-green @keyhollow @transguyconservative

Believing what someone tells you, with the only merit they having being skin color, is ridiculous.

Don’t be stupid. Just because they’re a minority doesn’t mean they’re honest or good people.

I meant minorities talking about their lived experiences as minorities. Which y’all probably knew but w/e.

Which they can still lie about. A one on one conversation? Cool okay. Somebody up on a podium bitching? I don’t know about all that. Imma be skeptical.

Maybe I’m weird, but I don’t believe skin color is the deciding factor in how genuine a person is.

People can and do lie, even about personal experiences. If I have good reason to believe you, I will no matter what color you are. But you don’t get automatic trust just because you’re a minority. I don’t expect that and I would be offended if someone who didn’t know me from dick was like, “Oh, you’re biracial so of course you’re telling the truth.” What? No. Don’t do that. I don’t get an arbitrary pass over someone else because I’m biracial. Being biracial doesn’t make me more trustworthy. My actions do.

POC here please delete this post because it gave me tier 5 autism as well as cancer. BELIEVE ME BIGOT. @salt-sass-and-lyrium

Ah yes, because it’s not like people lie or grossly exaggerate things to benefit themselves or even to see others suffer from it. That never happens. Ever.

Wow holy shit you guys are missing the point and it’s almost amazing.

Let me sum it up: We don’t need non-minorities to validate the experiences of minorities.

Example: How it should go: Disabled people: Here’s what we go through on the day to day Non-disabled people: *listen*

How it should not go: Disabled people: Here’s what we go through on the day to day Non-disabled people: LOL NAAAAAH. HERE’S what you go through on the day to day.

Now you’re just going back on what you said and completely changing the meaning because you realize that what you said earlier was a load of shit. I think that people should just listen to and understand one another regardless of skin color.

Orrrr… that’s pretty much exactly what I originally said (in an admittedly poorly formatted way but it was ass o’clock when I posted it) and you just misunderstood it.

Full post for context: http://salt-sass-and-lyrium.tumblr.com/post/159041989869/salt-sass-and-lyrium-salt-sass-and-lyrium

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I still find it a little dumb. There's nothing wrong with being sure that a problem exists before talking about it and spreading awareness. Some of those methods you mentioned I agree with you on. Imitating a certain race or gender is just downright disrespectful.

God bless those who sacrificed their lives to protect this country and many more from a maniacal tyrant.

Dear white people:

When a minority tells them about their experience, believe them.

This post gave me cancer. Please delete.

Nah

Enjoy your cancer

You’re willing giving people cancer. That’s a crime I believe. Guess the police and the judge and the jury must believe me. Look who’s going to jail.

Well, I’ve heard ‘prison orange’ isn’t as unflattering as you’d think

Have fun with that cancer

Haha @too-easy-being-green @keyhollow @transguyconservative

Believing what someone tells you, with the only merit they having being skin color, is ridiculous.

Don’t be stupid. Just because they’re a minority doesn’t mean they’re honest or good people.

I meant minorities talking about their lived experiences as minorities. Which y’all probably knew but w/e.

Which they can still lie about. A one on one conversation? Cool okay. Somebody up on a podium bitching? I don’t know about all that. Imma be skeptical.

Maybe I’m weird, but I don’t believe skin color is the deciding factor in how genuine a person is.

People can and do lie, even about personal experiences. If I have good reason to believe you, I will no matter what color you are. But you don’t get automatic trust just because you’re a minority. I don’t expect that and I would be offended if someone who didn’t know me from dick was like, “Oh, you’re biracial so of course you’re telling the truth.” What? No. Don’t do that. I don’t get an arbitrary pass over someone else because I’m biracial. Being biracial doesn’t make me more trustworthy. My actions do.

POC here please delete this post because it gave me tier 5 autism as well as cancer. BELIEVE ME BIGOT. @salt-sass-and-lyrium

Ah yes, because it’s not like people lie or grossly exaggerate things to benefit themselves or even to see others suffer from it. That never happens. Ever.

Wow holy shit you guys are missing the point and it’s almost amazing.

Let me sum it up: We don’t need non-minorities to validate the experiences of minorities.

Example: How it should go: Disabled people: Here’s what we go through on the day to day Non-disabled people: *listen*

How it should not go: Disabled people: Here’s what we go through on the day to day Non-disabled people: LOL NAAAAAH. HERE’S what you go through on the day to day.

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Now you're just going back on what you said and completely changing the meaning because you realize that what you said earlier was a load of shit. I think that people should just listen to and understand one another regardless of skin color.

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Dear white people:

When a minority tells them about their experience, believe them.

This post gave me cancer. Please delete.

Nah

Enjoy your cancer

You’re willing giving people cancer. That’s a crime I believe. Guess the police and the judge and the jury must believe me. Look who’s going to jail.

Well, I’ve heard ‘prison orange’ isn’t as unflattering as you’d think

Have fun with that cancer

Haha @too-easy-being-green @keyhollow @transguyconservative

Believing what someone tells you, with the only merit they having being skin color, is ridiculous.

Don’t be stupid. Just because they’re a minority doesn’t mean they’re honest or good people.

I meant minorities talking about their lived experiences as minorities. Which y’all probably knew but w/e.

Which they can still lie about. A one on one conversation? Cool okay. Somebody up on a podium bitching? I don’t know about all that. Imma be skeptical.

Maybe I’m weird, but I don’t believe skin color is the deciding factor in how genuine a person is.

People can and do lie, even about personal experiences. If I have good reason to believe you, I will no matter what color you are. But you don’t get automatic trust just because you’re a minority. I don’t expect that and I would be offended if someone who didn’t know me from dick was like, “Oh, you’re biracial so of course you’re telling the truth.” What? No. Don’t do that. I don’t get an arbitrary pass over someone else because I’m biracial. Being biracial doesn’t make me more trustworthy. My actions do.

POC here please delete this post because it gave me tier 5 autism as well as cancer. BELIEVE ME BIGOT. @salt-sass-and-lyrium

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Ah yes, because it's not like people lie or grossly exaggerate things to benefit themselves or even to see others suffer from it. That never happens. Ever.

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