If someone with coprolalia is involuntarily induced to say the most awful, inappropriate thing possible in a given situation, doesn’t shouting slurs show that they aren’t racist?
Someone who is deeply racist would presumably consider racial slurs to be neutral statements, and not actually care about who they are offending. I wonder if that would actually steer the coprolalia away from racial slurs and toward something else that one has internalized as truly “offensive”.
One of the greatest entertainers of the country I'm living in once said: "Every minority deserves a joke, too." (my translation)
Afterwards, when asked if he had limits: "People who cannot defend themselves. That would be to easy."
I'm skeptical about people being very "p.c.". That's often the same group bad mouthing when they assume only their (assumed) peers are listening.
it seems pretty clear to me they are not making fun of people with tourettes but instead imagining that people who have been cancelled who dont have tourettes might try to use it as an excuse to get out of their mistakes.
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 20.1 ms ] threadSomeone who is deeply racist would presumably consider racial slurs to be neutral statements, and not actually care about who they are offending. I wonder if that would actually steer the coprolalia away from racial slurs and toward something else that one has internalized as truly “offensive”.
One of the greatest entertainers of the country I'm living in once said: "Every minority deserves a joke, too." (my translation) Afterwards, when asked if he had limits: "People who cannot defend themselves. That would be to easy."
I'm skeptical about people being very "p.c.". That's often the same group bad mouthing when they assume only their (assumed) peers are listening.
still a rough sketch regardless.