I'm totally curious about this persons question?

Question

does this person really hates the non-disabled? i've just read his feedback and it stated:

"yeah,a lot of people with disabilities think that"normal" people are not "good" human people,and not that "friendly" to people with disabilities,and yeah their ARE some mean normal ones and nice ones and some of them ARE "nice" to people mental disabilities, even though they aren't that "nice" to people like me. i was teased and bullied all my life and i hated it. those people are horrible and yeah they are the worst"

i think that's bigotry

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Answer 1

if ur confused then  the BEST thing to do is just SIMPLY ASK THE PERSON. dont make it difficult :)  

Answer 2

R YOO MAKING FUN OF SP3CIAL ED POPL,E CUZ I RIDE DA SHORT BUS TO SKOOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 3

I have been on both ends of the teasing.As a child, I had asthma and hay fever so was weak, underweight, and wheezing .I was also born with a club foot, that leg being half on inch shorter than my other leg.Back then, I had to wear corrective shoes with a brace between the shoes during my first year of elementary school.I also had a severe overbite that caused a speech impediment-it had to wait until I was about 13 for this to be corrected. By 12, I had to wear corrective glasses for nearsightednes. Because of the teasing and ill health, I missed alot of school and repeated first grade.Most of my classmates thought I was mentally challenged.By twelve everything changed. My braces were gone I had become normal weight and my asthma, hay fever, and wheezing disappeared.Because I exercised daily, especially my legs, I became stronger and faster than average and was no longer made fun of.When I was 13 I got the braces and dental work done. I was now set.

Now back to first grade.Our school had two special ed classes. There was a boy with quite literally almost a rectangular head and he was rather big and stalky.He had Down's Syndrome, and, as a child of 5, he spooked a horse which kicked, shearing off part of his skull, the doctors replacing this with a metal plate.The other children called him Frankenstein and would often throw stones at him.I to, unfortunately took the opportunity to tease him,though I never threw stones at him.I enjoyed doing the teasing for once. He would always run inside. One day I got curious and followed him in. He would curl up in a ball in a corner and cry.His name was Johnny. From that day on, I had a new friend.We took the teasing together. When the other children called him Frankenstein, we walked like Frankenstein. For me, it wasn't that hard because I already walked something like that with the brace.Pretty soon some of the others laughed in a friendly way and we gradually won over some friends. The tables turned and now the hecklers were in the minority. I also discovered Johnny had a photographic memory and could make drawings as realistically detailed as photographs.People like this, are called Idiot Savants, though mentally challenged, they had some other special mental talent. I detest the term Idiot. He could not dress himself, tie his shoes, and could barely read.He would be stuck between the ages of about 6-7 years of age the rest of his life.By the time I left grade school, Johnny was taken out of special ed, they could do no further for him.I befriended him through college.When I took Calculus, I helped him to memorize several formulas and theroms. When people made fun of him, I instructed him to recite those formulas. For a short time, Johnny became Professor Johnny,that is how well he could recite the formulas, though he would never be able to understand or apply them.By now, Johnny was 6'5" and 275 pounds and immensely strong. Had he not been gentle as a kitten, some of those people teasing him, could easily have met some one of Frankenstein power.Sometime later, his family moved away and I lost contact with them. I often wondered what became of Johnny, the little boy and Johnny, the Professor. No one is perfect and we can all make improvement.

Answer 4

No they don't hate all normals, as they call people.  Just the ones that act like donkeys.   Heck I'm considered normal and I can't stand donkeys either.

Answer 5

I think he just means he hates people who bullied him and treated him badly, and people like them. Though it is hard to tell, the english is terrible, hard to really make out what he is saying. x

Answer 6

I think this person IS disabled.  It is obvious that he was teased much throughout his life.  People often see life through personal experiences.  It doesn't mean that they are right or wrong.  I personally don't think that disabled people think most normal people are mean.  There are always someone out there that enjoys being a jerk, regardless of their abilities.