SJW's

You sometimes wonder how humans have survived and thrived so long with wet ****s like this kicking about.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safe-space

Get tae ****!

 

http://thoughtcatalog.com/parker-ma...-crazy-examples-of-insanely-ableist-language/
I want to kill her

 

Fox News reporter saying people have to get used to the idea of people having different views from them

Where's the irony meter gif dev?

 

Examples of ableist language include “crazy,” “insane,” “lame,” “dumb,” “******ed,” “blind,” “deaf,” “idiot,” “imbecile,” “invalid (noun),” “maniac,” “nuts,” “psycho,” “spaz.”

Most posts on here contain albeist language... what a spazzy

 

This isn't actually a rare opinion

 

There's a bit of the Irish republican about them to be fair.

 

That's ****in crazy as **** ...****

 

Jesus Christ

 

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What a load of utter cobblers.

 

Some of the people posting on the comments would even wear me out.

 

The obituaries must have been great though "Coleen McCullough may have been plain of feature and certainly overweight but she had a warmth and wit"

 

Americans eh.

 

Americans are thick as **** but I bet you'd get similar responses in London , Cardiff , Bristol , Norwich etc

 

Surely they would know what Australia looks like though

 

Dunno ... There's one wi teuchtars on youtube!

 

I know