In the UK the r-slurs get mixed in with normal kids if they're semi-functional and then go off for special classes. This causes an issue where parents of fully human children have too suffer the horror of seeing r-slurs in their kids' class photos.
Until now.
This is a great initiative by the photography company. Fortunately there aren't as many downies or spina bifidas around these days (thank you abortion!) so @AuntyAbortion haven't had this issue with @AuntyAbortion's own kids' school photos.
However, looking back too @AuntyAbortion's there is a very prominent downie in them with a bright red scabby face (not @AuntyAbortion haha yes @AuntyAbortion stopped you from making that joke what you gunna do?). It would have been nice too have a photo @AuntyAbortion could look back on without having too remember the smell and sound of that drooling potato.
@AuntyAbortion's favourite comment:
https://old.reddit.com/comments/1bpzokp/comment/kx2tlz0
If anything I'd rather have had a photo without all the bullies. Even looking back at primary school photos as an adult the first things I spot are all the kids that ruined everything, gives me an almost visceral reaction.
Same here
Grow up holy shit.
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And they're still at changing the terminology for r-slurred kids so nobody makes fun of them. We've gone from...
Idiot -> Imbecile -> Moron -> R-slur -> Handicapped ->Special needs -> Complex needs
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They just don't get it. Every time they decide what was previously medical terminology is now offensive people will just start using the new one offensively. Comparing someone to a
is simply a timelessly good burn.
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You sound complex
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R-slurred needs
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The six stages of Literally Me
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That's only four stages.
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u forgot differently abled
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Complex needs makes them sound more r-slurred than special needs too
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