Also these machines are genuine accessability tools. I can't take the trash out as often as I'd like because of my disabilities so a garbage disposal would keep me from having to put old food in the trash and keep it from smelling bad for longer. I can't stand long enough to do the dishes and cook so the dishwasher makes it possible for me to feed myself. I absolutely could not handwash my laundry even if my life depended on it, I need a washer and dryer. AC is as necessary as a heater here because 1) it's hotter here than it is in Europe, and 2) plenty of chronic illnesses are made much worse by the heat—for me, being too hot means I throw up and potentially faint, I need an air conditioner.
The amount of times actual things that make disabled lives easier are called "lazy american nonsense" really is starting to grate on me. It's important for women's liberation and thus also queer liberation, as well as disabled liberation and just making life easier for everyone, including people who just don't have the time to do all their chores by hand.
Also the dishwasher uses less water than washing by hand overall so like?? God isn't gonna high five you when you get to heaven over all the manual labor you did.
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