I'm curious about something: ( Archived) (123)

I will explain.
Can't say gladly – there is too much anger in your post – but I will. Regardless.



here it is -

If you keep insisting that there is no such a thing as

stupid, ignorant, lazy and disrespectful people,

you lump them all together – the ignorant-and-lazy group with people who are struggling with learning disabilities (yes, not learning differences, but disabilities – face it. A matter of perspective of course – and your perspective is as good as anybody else's).


You've "noticed" and "I never"?

ROFL!!!!! What a low trick that is, Jac.

Quote me, post a link to support your wanna-be-the-reality made up statements.

Don't just make these angry blurts.



I, in fact, did talk.
Go back to my post and read it.
As for a discussion – blah - I don't believe it's possible with your angry personal attacks and false accusations.

Learn an art of debate.
No dyslexia can prevent from being a decent human being.

And please don't bait me any more. I have work to do.

I'm sorry, you're right. Your post did make me angry.

I didn't claim that people don't behave in a lazy, ignorant, stupid and disrespectful way. My objection was the assumption that people who make spelling and grammatical mistakes are those things, assuming they aren't dyslexic.

For one thing there are many forms of dyslexia. I have read and researched and I can't see how one could recognise all forms of dyslexia from a forum, simply because one is dyslexic and one has read up about it. It would take a full psychological assessment by someone trained in that area to do it.

It's thought that as much as 10% of the population are dyslexic and many people are unaware of it. I wasn't aware of my learning differences until a couple of years ago - I thought everyone was seeing the same as I.

It wasn't meant to be a low trick that I accused you of avoiding answering me and you're right again, its not every time, but I do feel that if I challenge you on something, that you rebuff rather than debate. If that's my anger, I apologise again, but I think there maybe an element of something else, I'm not sure what.

I think very often, people who grow up having to deal with the prejudice surrounding learning differences come to believe that they are indeed stupid, lazy, naughty, blah, blah, blah. A way of deflecting that can be to dish out the same.

Personally, I feel accusing others of those same traits is no more functional than it is having experienced them. It does not promote awareness of learning differences, it merely serves to promote the ignorance surrounding it.

I personally don't care about spelling mistakes.... You can still get the point....

By the way..... to should be too

Typos don't bother me... sometimes your finger doesn't strike a key hard enough or brushes the one next to it. Big deal.



But then, I wasn't toilet trained at gun point.