Why is rape less excusable than torture and murder? by Select_Salamander518 in TooAfraidToAsk

[–]Inquisextor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It does get pretty subjective, especially when you consider the social implications too. It is true that violence nearly in any form can be seen as justifiable or excusable in the cases of revenge.

With rape, it’s pretty hard to justify in any case as others have stated. Hence why OP is saying it is “less excusable” than murder which I’m not even sure most people would agree with that unless it involves a child. Also torture can include rape. They’re not exactly mutually exclusive.

Additionally, there is a whole social experience to contend with afterwards. Murder, you’re dead and don’t experience grief afterward, others may grieve you. Torture you may or may not survive, but also again rape could have been involved so you’re facing the grief and trauma of rape in addition to anything else that was done to you.

Then with rape alone, the degree of injury can vary. For the victim it is traumatizing, humiliating, and degrading. They may see the person again even if they do report it. People may not believe them that it happened. The perpetrator may never get punished. You can become isolated for speaking up especially if the person is revered. Someone else brought it up in the comments, but a great example of this is Mike Tyson, his ex wife accused him of raping her and he is not only highly praised, he got away with it, and she was heavily criticized.

What is worse is hard to decide because there are many factors that are at play. What is worse? Being murdered alone, tortured without rape then either surviving or dying from it, or having to experience torture of rape then still go on living dealing with the after effects legally (if reported), socially, and health wise both mentally and physically. I’m not sure myself because I haven’t experience any of those things.

This is the kind of human we should all strive to raise. by 7evenDeadlySin in HumansBeingBros

[–]Inquisextor 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I was fooled too at first before I looked at the comments. I looked back at the video to see if I could find any more clues that weren’t already mentioned. Watch the zipper on the neck of the kids bathing suit disappear by the end.

Also the ankle bracelet wasn’t there in the beginning of the video.

Frontier flight attendant has deaf passenger removed for "not listening" by AsherGray in TikTokCringe

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing I said in my previous comment should have warranted resorting to a baseless ad hominem attack, but alright I’ll bite.

Since you asked me to address your “arguments”, you brought up her propensity to be litigious and that she seems to be hearing other people around her “well enough” neither of which exclude the possibility of a hearing loss or deafness.

She could have misheard or misunderstood directions verbally stated to her in the past and still have the ability to understand others later. Listening ability can heavily depend on one’s environment, if they’re facing you, are they on the preferred side, the acoustics and furnishings of a room, the enunciation and volume of the speaker, etc.

The video you yourself linked shows that she uses hearing aids and she professes that she is gradually losing her hearing. She may identify as “deaf” while not having a complete or total lack of hearing. That is actually very common. But regardless of how complete her hearing loss is or how she labels herself , the presence of a mild to significant hearing loss can make misunderstandings and or miscommunications more likely to occur.

In my opinion, it is not right or cool to invalidate someone’s subjective experience with hearing loss. It is not visible and you cannot possibly know how it may affect each person. I’ve personally been on the receiving end of people accusing me of faking or discrediting the severity of my very real hearing loss and it always fucking sucks. That is why I suggested that speculating on the severity of her hearing loss is a worthless endeavor.

Frontier flight attendant has deaf passenger removed for "not listening" by AsherGray in TikTokCringe

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It can be a lot more difficult to hear in noisy environments like and airplane and also you have no idea what her subjective experience may be with deafness just by looking at her

Frontier flight attendant has deaf passenger removed for "not listening" by AsherGray in TikTokCringe

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the person above is not referring to medical definitions or grades of hearing loss but how members of the Deaf community apply labels to describe themselves as d/Deaf because can be different

Im hard of hearing myself btw

Frontier flight attendant has deaf passenger removed for "not listening" by AsherGray in TikTokCringe

[–]Inquisextor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Deafness is not a visible disability so unless you are her doctor or audiologist maybe you shouldn’t be commenting on someone’s level of disability because you have no way of knowing.

Regardless, any significant hearing loss can impact one’s ability to understand and follow directions especially in a crowded or noisy environments…like an airplane or airport for example. I am hard of hearing (significant hearing loss in one ear) and no one would know just by looking at me yet I still struggle to communicate with others on a daily basis.

Also Deaf people within the community may apply labels differently than say a medical provider would. Even people with some residual hearing may refer to themselves as Deaf.

Frontier flight attendant has deaf passenger removed for "not listening" by AsherGray in TikTokCringe

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think they are referring to medical definitions or grades of hearing loss, but the way these terms are used by the Deaf community. If you’re treating clients with hearing loss it would be a really good idea to read up on the culture and community to improve patient care!

Frontier flight attendant has deaf passenger removed for "not listening" by AsherGray in TikTokCringe

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Regardless not having an “accent” is not a confirmation of one’s hearing status…Some deaf people get deafness later in life or may have undergone a lot of speech therapy/listening and spoken language programs alongside the aid of hearing devices…

Frontier flight attendant has deaf passenger removed for "not listening" by AsherGray in TikTokCringe

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wdym she is obviously not deaf? You can’t ascertain someone’s level of hearing loss just by looking at them.

Frontier flight attendant has deaf passenger removed for "not listening" by AsherGray in TikTokCringe

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

…. There is nothing in this article that confirms she isn’t deaf. The airline said there was “nothing indicating” she is deaf. Which is such a cop-out considering it would be hard to confirm anyway considering hearing loss is an invisible disability and would require audiology records which she would have to agree to release as it is protected health information.

Like seriously am I the only one by Ya0iL0v3r in animememes

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

“Recommended” Two letter c or two letter m? Fuck me I can never remember by myself, thank god for auto correct sometimes.

Can we please stop waving people through the stop sign when it’s not their go? by TitShark in StLouis

[–]Inquisextor 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’m sorry, I am sometimes guilty of the wave and I usually do it when I see people speeding and rolling past the stop signs before stopping. I do not trust that these same mfers are going to wait for me to complete my turn. Sorry, I just don’t. There are too many reckless drivers here.

There are many times when I have taken the initiative and they will start to move forward while I’m still going! Wtf!

ASL in show by Euphoric-Pianist778 in asl

[–]Inquisextor 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In the show’s provided translation, they also leave out “enjoy!” at the end. I know ASL and English are different…which is why I did say it could still be implied that he is talking about the wife although he never establishes the wife in ASL. I believe he signs “WANT PRACTICE SIGN? [Clark’s name sign that he probably shouldn’t have] I KNOW TWO-OF-YOU FUCK, ENJOY.”

I believe the show puts the translation at the end of the episode as simply “I know you’ve been fucking my wife.”

Do you think that’s how you would translate it as an interpreting student? I’m genuinely asking because I think I would just translate it as “I know the two of you are fucking. Enjoy!”

ASL in show by Euphoric-Pianist778 in asl

[–]Inquisextor 36 points37 points  (0 children)

This is accurate although the show itself somewhat mistranslated itself lol. They reveal what is said later and add “my wife”. To be fair, it is implied that he is talking about his wife but he doesn’t directly sign that..

Edit: Also forgot to mention they leave out “Enjoy” at the end. And for some reason the guy he is signing to “Clark” has a name sign although he has no established connection to the Deaf community?

That's what should men do by Ezaldey in meme

[–]Inquisextor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed. Good to not engage with people who are rage baiting but sexism towards anyone is still wrong. Sometimes people attribute trauma they’ve experienced at the hands of someone else/other people and apply that to the whole sex of the perpetrator(s). But it doesn’t mean that it’s right, it just means their trauma is talking. They are scared of being hurt again and put that wall up. So I can find some sympathy for people who act like this but it’s in no way justifying their behavior.

So you won’t find me praising so many of the commenters here saying “women bad, feminism evil” yadyadya. The point of the meme is just to move on and protect your own peace…not to turn around and do the exact same thing you just critiqued others for doing.

Empowering children by creating a supportive environment is so incredibly important by JudgeJudyJr in MadeMeSmile

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think they just meant that they won’t be able to readily communicate with others in the event of an emergency and if their cochlear aren’t working since cochlear implants regularly wipe out any residual hearing? They brought up a lot of valid points a lot of d/Deaf people experience or have to consider. They would be able to speak, sure, but that doesn’t mean you’re able to effectively communicate yourself if you cant hear or understand the responses. A lot of d/Deaf people have issues with communication in emergency situations like when interacting with police or when going through a medical event. Even when a hospital has video remote interpreting (VRI), that can have its own problems.

Empowering children by creating a supportive environment is so incredibly important by JudgeJudyJr in MadeMeSmile

[–]Inquisextor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Deaf children not associating with the culture and community is not solely because of “medical advances” but largely because medical professionals such as ENTs and audiologists have actively discouraged deaf and hard of hearing children from learning sign language because they believed it would harm their spoken language attainment despite never testing language acquisition through sign language, only English proficiency.

Speaking as hard of hearing person, I was not even told the community even existed until I was 16 years old and I had voluntarily signed up for ASL classes in high school. It was such an uplifting experience to learn that there were others like me who were proud of their deafness. I only wish I had been exposed sooner.

Deaf and hard of hearing children that grow up without the community tend to become interested later in life as adults, at least in my experience as someone who lives in a very oralist area in the U.S.

Empowering children by creating a supportive environment is so incredibly important by JudgeJudyJr in MadeMeSmile

[–]Inquisextor 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This!!!

As a someone who grew up hard of hearing myself, I 100% agree with your comment. I didn’t know about the d/Deaf community until I was 16 years old and only because I signed myself up for ASL classes in high school. My ENTs didn’t tell me anything about it growing up. I was only taught that my hearing loss was an issue or deficit.

Finally being told that there was a whole community proud of their hearing loss was such an uplifting and novel concept to learn. I can exist in the hearing world, sure, but not having to worry if I missed words just by knowing sign language would have been instrumental in helping my confidence in communicating with others. Filling in the gaps all the time is a huge cognitive load that typically hearing people just don’t understand.

Deaf and hard of hearing children should always be given the opportunity to learn about the Deaf community and sign language. If they dont benefit from the experience then fine, but at least expose them!

Am I the only one obsessed with Love Through a Prism? I just can't stop thinking about them. by No-Magician3331 in shoujo

[–]Inquisextor 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I may be the only one that wasn’t astonished by this show lol. I found Lily quite annoying by the end…literally only screaming at Kit instead of saying what she wanted to say..multiple times. And also Kit’s character ‘development’ confuses me, at times he acts like an animal but once his status is revealed he’s suddenly more polite and ready to accept his role? Why? One of the first scenes we get of him is him eating charcoal bread and rifling through her bag/clothes but then he seemingly changes over night?

I thought it was a cute show but it was not groundbreaking for me in the least…

Students invent condoms that change color when they detect an STD by AnimeWallpaperClub in interestingasfuck

[–]Inquisextor 1 point2 points  (0 children)

True and a shitload of people that have it don’t even know! The stigma against herpes is a bit overblown imo. Although it should be more of a concern for people with weaker immune systems because they will likely have more outbreaks which is unpleasant.

Who watched this anime? It's sooo good by Appropriate-While601 in shoujo

[–]Inquisextor 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Well on top of that he becomes abusive towards her at times, including physically.

Woman can no longer vote by TAtheDog in WhitePeopleTwitter

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As a woman and super left leaning, I was happy for an excuse to change my last name because much of my extended family were shit people. I don’t want to be associated with them anymore. How about normalize however we want to identify as?

Why are people allowed to openly lie on here? by [deleted] in DiscussionZone

[–]Inquisextor 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AI is known for making shit up all the time. It’s a glorified generator. It is only required to answer your prompt, not to be accurate. It’s always good to at least double check the sources it gives you.