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Re: Tard stories May 25, 2013 |
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This happened when I was in high school. I was (and still am) a shy person that keeps to herself. I was sitting down in the cafeteria after having eaten my lunch.
A tard I didn't know started to inch toward me, and he even started to touch me too much. I think he was even hugging me. I was petrified, so I didn't make my discomfort known, and I was just praying the tard would go away.
The tard didn't go away, and he was trying to invite me to his house or something. I barely understood him. He stuck around a while, and then suddenly, his eyes rolled back. WTF? Then he went back to normal, except he completely forgot about me and moved on with his life as if nothing happened. Finally, he left.
It's like he reset.
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@polkadot, wow, I don't know what's a more disturbing thought: someone making the conscious decision to bang a tard, or what it would be like to witness or overhear a retard giving birth. I've already, unfortunately, seen tard sex and it is just as special as the retarded recipients (I think I saw it on The YNC and anyone who has ever seen that site knows that a bunch of sane dudes banging a retarded woman in a barn is tame by YNC standards), but a retard sluicing would probably require a constant drip of brain bleach.
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Re: Tard stories May 28, 2013 |
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You know what the best part is about Spedley? He has a driver's license. Someone decided it would be a fabulous idea to let him have access to a vehicle at one point. From what I was told, he was normal when he was younger, but due to drug and alcohol use in his teens, he developed schizophrenia. I'm not sure if that's how schizophrenia actually works. Is it possible to develop a mental illness like that so much later in life?
And yes, not all mentally ill people are dangerous. Some are socially awkward, some need to take extra time to learn, some might need speech therapy. People with mild issues can often manage them with treatment and medication and can function just fine in normal society. But the dangerous retards? Aside from keeping shrinks and nut house staff employed, they serve no purpose. Often times they will never get better, they will never be able to be part of normal society because of their behavior, you can't arrest them because of their illness, and they pose a danger not only to others, but to themselves. On top of that, folks with more mild illnesses may have the capacities to realize that they do need medication for whatever is wrong, whereas retards often will not take medication because they feel they don't need it or they don't want to take evil government pills.
Maybe it makes me a mean bitch, but I think that for the very violent, incurable crazies, the best thing for them and for everyone else would be to line them all up in front of a firing squad and blow them all away. If an animal is violent or crazy, it gets put down. If a violent dog terrorizes the neighborhood, biting random people and killing other people's pets, it's not captured, rehabilitated and let back into the neighborhood. It gets killed, either via euthanasia or a pissed-off neighbor with a shotgun. The same should be done for humans who are way beyond help. Once they prove they cannot be helped and are too dangerous to be around others, why exactly do they need to be alive? All they're going to do is hurt others and themselves.
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Schizophrenia usually doesn't show until your 20s, but saying drug used cause it is bullshit.
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