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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So you're telling me that due to coprolalia, he has absolutely no control over his outbursts... yet his brain is "automatically" able to tailor a specific insult for a specific recipient?

Black people:  Ns
Queen:  f the queen

What's next?
SA survivors:  "you f'ing deserved it"
Women PhDs:  "dumb w---res"
Person in wheelchair:  "cripple"

Really?

I'd maybe buy it if he called everyone Ns or hoes.  But this just seems too far fetched.

Why does his brain go there, lol[/quote]

Watch the movie.[/quote]

The movie is all about how hard this is for HIM.  Even the scene where he gets punched in the bar.  Well... he threw a drink on a stranger.  [b]How do you think that felt for the poor guy who just wanted to have a good time and a random guy douses you with beer for no reason?  [/b]

The movie wants to convince us that "good, loving" people should embrace his outbursts.  Like when he says stuff like "I put c-m in your drink" and they're all "awww!  That's adorable!"  It's not.  I have children and I can't imagine asking my 8 year old daughter to put up with someone yelling "suck my d--k!" to her.  That's not civilized.  That's disgusting.[/quote]

Are you for real? Getting doused with beer once in your life is a walk in the park compared to living with this disability. I mean, I can't even with you. [/quote]

Having a drink thrown on you - completely unprovoked - is assault or battery in most jurisdictions. Are you saying that assault should be excused because the perpetrator a disability?

lol nope[/quote]

"lol" yep, actually[/quote]

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