Shoutbox Archive
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March 11th, 15 05:21 PM
Rye
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Generally speaking , no , think of Steven Hawking , has a disability , but is a credit to society. Same with high functioning alcoholics , if they still function then why make them change? Some problems do effect how functionally useful you are , so you can say they have a disability. Diagnosing mental illnesses is a hard job after all definition of 'normal' are subjective and we all have some attributes of mental illnesses due to how we act sometimes. To address your fist point , no , to get any of the benefits of having a disability you have to be diagnosed , if you don't have any issues then how can they diagnose you with it.
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March 11th, 15 04:18 PM
Bandit Keith
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Problem with that system though is the fact in my mind some problems still affect how you function compared to the ''normel'' standard greatly yet,To the piont you'd have trouble getting jobs and keeping them you still can function as a member of society.
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March 11th, 15 02:48 PM
miku kojitsu
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thats why the uk is way better.. there smart and check facts and shit
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March 11th, 15 05:08 AM
Bandit Keith
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So high functioning autistic people in some cases in Brittan wouldn't be classed as having a mental disability? I ask as Rye thats what I gather from that statement on what you put about in general speaking about disability
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March 11th, 15 03:45 AM
Atlas
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I agree with the British system.
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March 11th, 15 03:45 AM
Atlas
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Good point Rye.
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March 11th, 15 12:26 AM
Rye
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Speaking of mental illnesses , should have added that.
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March 11th, 15 12:13 AM
Rye
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They did a LOT of work on this in the 60's 70s and 80s with the whole sane in insane places experamint.
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March 11th, 15 12:12 AM
Rye
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ABDL a disability? Depends who you ask , the americans will , there way of classification does , but in britan they use a diffrent catalog. Genarally speaking it's only a disability if it somehow inhibits your ability to function as a member of society.
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March 10th, 15 08:23 PM
Atlas
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In my opinion it is not depending on the way that you use it and what type of person you are.
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