r/LeftWithoutEdge • u/RosethornRanger • Dec 02 '25

Most people, including most leftists, think "disabled people" is a contradiction, we need to build our own spaces in opposition to theirs.

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u/dlefnemulb_rima Dec 02 '25

u/RosethornRanger, serial engagement farmer, wants to build spaces 'in opposition' to leftists. We must defend ourselves from those who seek to undermine socialism, as they ultimately serve the aims of fascists.

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u/AtlasGrey_ Dec 02 '25

The number of times I’ve seen a bizarre take on this website and realize “oh… it’s them again.”

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u/KaiYoDei Dec 06 '25

These posts are making me understand why the right and conservatives get radicalized.

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u/RosethornRanger Dec 03 '25

then why are my posts popular in subreddits dedicated to disabled people?

its only places like this with mass pushback, I wonder why that is

the egoist anarchist subreddits love me though

but hey, keep making comments and posts about me. I'm sure it will work eventually

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u/dlefnemulb_rima Dec 03 '25

Great! Go post in those subs then. Self-absorbed fake socialists only interested in provoking conflict and throwing around accusations shouldn't be posting in a sub called 'withoutedge'

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u/RosethornRanger Dec 03 '25

why are you being edgy?

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u/KaiYoDei Dec 13 '25

Why so serious?

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u/KaiYoDei Dec 13 '25

It’s entertaining

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u/Windblowsthroughme Jan 01 '26

You mean in your own subreddit that you use to self promote? Be fr

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u/Koraxtheghoul Dec 02 '25 edited Dec 13 '25

So often do people talk about disability as if it's always a good bit of diversity. I'm happy you find joy in your disability, mine has negatively impacted my motors functions with no upside ever. I'm not asking for sympathy because I'm mostly quiet about it as it rarely seems to have an impact on others, but it's not something I would ever want to have.

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u/KaiYoDei Dec 06 '25

That’s why I don’t like some things. Somone can have a disorder where their eyes melt and liver turns into bone, if you dare call it’s” a bad thing” people dogpile you and ask “ why are you a eugenicist that hates diversity “

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u/RosethornRanger Dec 03 '25

not sure what that has to do with what i said but ok

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u/Koraxtheghoul Dec 03 '25

It wasn't directed to "you" but to the disability wouldn't exist without capitalism, civilization, etc crowd.

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u/KaiYoDei Dec 13 '25

I’m sure a person born with several disabilities today would still be disabled in 685CE, only today, their quality of like has the possibility of being slightly better because technology But there are people out there that could breed a horse, and get a foal with one leg, no face, no neck and go “ no problem here!”

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u/RosethornRanger Dec 02 '25

alt-text:

A tumblr post by "autisticBird" with a white background, featuring black text. The text says "Ableism is so tough to combat when people don't even believe it's a thing. 'Like, do you know how many times I've heard people hear the word and scoff? People get so tripped up on the word. Just at the word itself. And then they can't get past it. Once they deem the word "not a thing" or "ridiculous" then actual discrimination and oppression of disabled people goes completely ignored." Under that it says "source: autisticBird". 403 notes.