🤝 Community Tard Baby General (includes brain dead kids) - Fundies and their genetic Fuckups; Parents of corpses in denial

[Tram Fan]

Or you could unironically ship them off to an specialized farm and pray that the activists doesn't start shrieking about it.

Unless the tards have additional physical illnesses that would make living on a farm tough.

So in more positive news, the AI overlords of YouTube have disabled comments on Malibu Ken's videos (again).

To be fair I've read just a bit of the comment section at a random video and I reached a conclusion that those retards that are fans of sbsk don't deserve to have their heard.

But that's interesting SBSK is the only channel I know with such problems like every other channel I know doesn't have their comments turned off by youtube even if they post only retarded content. Interesting.

 

[Barbarella]

East coasters: What is that SBSK dude’s accent? Upstate New York? Rhode Island? Philidelphia? I can’t quite place it.

If he didn’t have that accent by now I’d think he was fully AI. He doesn’t seem entirely real.

 

[Tram Fan]

.If he didn’t have that accent by now I’d think he was fully AI. He doesn’t seem entirely real.

Unfortunately he has been present for like 10 years he was like that before AI was a thing.

 

[NerdShamer]

But that's interesting SBSK is the only channel I know with such problems like every other channel I know doesn't have their comments turned off by youtube even if they post only retarded content. Interesting.

Well, the guy just gives off some pretty weird vibes, so I wouldn't put it past someone to spam report his channel simply because he made them feel uncomfortable

 

[kudzu quiche]

East coasters: What is that SBSK dude’s accent? Upstate New York? Rhode Island? Philidelphia? I can’t quite place it.

If he didn’t have that accent by now I’d think he was fully AI. He doesn’t seem entirely real.

Philly or somewhere in that region. The more I listen, the more bizarre his accent sounds though. At times he sounds almost Southern, or Californian. Then again, Philly accents are strange. Someone with time to kill should go looking for a video where he says "water" or "bagel."

 

[Umaibae]

PL a bit but I have a severely disabled relative who used to have a tard job

I have a family member who works for a non profit that places mentally challenged folks into easy jobs. They pack boxes, assemble small things, etc. They’re still around.

 

[GenociderSyo]

His comments were originally removed since at the time youtube was removing ability to comment on videos that had a child as a primarily focus to stop the creepier comments. He had no comments on a few videos for years. This is just that again it seems.

 

[Tram Fan]

His comments were originally removed since at the time youtube was removing ability to comment on videos that had a child as a primarily focus to stop the creepier comments. He had no comments on a few videos for years. This is just that again it seems.
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But he swears his community is awesome and there are no creeps that's what he claimed last time

 

[booklover]

I have a family member who works for a non profit that places mentally challenged folks into easy jobs. They pack boxes, assemble small things, etc. They’re still around.

The 14c programs (basically, sheltered workshops for people not capable of doing hourly work; they are paid by the piece) are controversial, but they do have their places.

In her autobiography, published in the 1980s, the late opera singer Beverly Sills said that her mentally disabled and deaf son worked at such a place; he lived in a group home, and his job was packaging products for the Dr. Scholls corporation that they hadn't quite figured out how to automate. He was paid 5 cents per piece, and she said that he was NOT being exploited; he was earning a fair wage for a needed public service, and this job enabled him to have his own money without compromising his disability benefits.

I have a relative who "works" as a motel housekeeper, with a job coach. I mean, really. She should honestly be in a sheltered workshop, although TBH I have worked over the years with ostensibly intelligent people who "needed" a job coach themselves.

 

[Barbarella]

Society used to believe in the dignity of work and people, even mentally disabled, contributing where they can. Now work seems to be an indignity nobody should have to do, and everybody should be entitled to suck the government teat.

 

[Cujo_ Joestar]

Pling maybe?
But whenever I never had a job and free time, life felt significantly worse. These supported jobs where they are being "exploited" (ie given a place with support, help, and a normal life style), likely give them a sense of purpose. Those that are too high functioning might feel exploited, but some of the people at these facilities have no other ability and could never have any other job.

While I may sound like some weird corpo, I believe it can at least help give them a sense of purpose and fulfillment. We all don't like work, but over my last two week FMLA I felt like shit after 1 week because I had nothing to do at times. Imo, perfect world is 3 to 4 day work week with the rest to the individual.

 

[Kerry Benton]

Those are also the most functional downies you see in public. You don't see the horny, violent sex pests because that'd cripple all the "happy Downie" propaganda.

Autism is much harder to observe, the sped at the checkout could just be low IQ or have something else going on. It isn't helped that every shitty parent gets their sprogs an autism diagnosis to excuse their bad parenting.

PL a bit but I have a severely disabled relative who used to have a tard job. She'd get picked up in the special bus with the other spastics and taken to the Jobsite. I was told that they just pressed buttons all day. They'd be fed and taken back to their homes at the end of the day and she'd get a few bucks an hour for it. So many people would benefit from those things coming back.

In some states, those jobs don’t exist because sub-minimum wage has been abolished. In my state, it destroyed all of those jobs because no one is going to pay someone $15/hr to roll silverware or test remote controls. It also means that the higher functioning disabled people who, for example, would work a fast food register with assistance, or stock clothes, get to work 2 hours a week instead of 15, because if they earn too much money they will lose all those disability benefits.

So now all of the people who could be working productive jobs, learning social skills, and having a nice routine, do… nothing.

It’s especially sad because a lot of these people took pride in their jobs. It allowed them to be more “normal” adults, who could say they have a job and earn a paycheck. Now they are basically in adult daycare.

ETA: spelling