• deft
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    1 month ago

    What a weird fucking way to look at accessibility options for people.

    Did you also run around during COVID screeching they’re muzzling us?

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      1 month ago

      Said the guy cheering a literal muzzle made to make people with those accessibility problems not so “annoying” for people the next desk over.

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        1 month ago

        Love that naked strawman btw, really shows your whole bare ass.

        This line probably sounded wittier in your head.

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          I can see why ableists who disguise their disdain in progressive rhetoric, hardly a new phenomena, would confuse that as an attempt at wit instead of a statement of fact.

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        1 month ago

        You’ve got issues. Anything that makes something easier for someone to engage with computers is a win.

        Your views are fucking strange and you’re just mad because it’s associated with AI or something stupid. Get a life.

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          It doesn’t do a single thing a microphone doesn’t, dumbass. Your kind and their faux concerns which cloak marginalization as progressivism aren’t anything new to actual disability advocacy.

          Bet I can prove it to everyone whose opinions on the topic matter right now, too.

          Tell me what you think about a deaf parent not wanting their kids to have cochlear implants.

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            1 month ago

            People who struggle to project their voice and would prefer to not have to be in a perfectly quiet room to be heard over background noise or have an exceptionally sensitive mic.