EmptyForceOfChi said:
do not kill them just try to understand them. and look through there eyes it dosent actually seem so bad, looking at it from a perspective where you havent lost any intelligence so your not missing anything you had previously. your just living life where everything amazes you like a small child who can sit and wonder for hours about something so simple as a ball.
Well the best thing would be to prevent them being born, some things are born and they really would have been better off if they had not.
This you understand is not a problem with them being different, it is our problem with people who are different, it is natural.
I know it is natural by the stupidest and most basic observation, i worked in a shop filling shelves (i am going somewhere with this) and what i noticed constantly was that... say you have a crate of 12 tins of beans and just one of those tins has a tear in the label...well guess which tin gets left till last.
This is not a coincedence i noticed and even experimented with it, i marked tins that were visually defective in some way with my marker pen and they either never got bought or were a long time on the shelf.
Or they got transfered to reduced items where they are sold at half price or something.
That means the brain automatically spots the unfamiliar and considers it worthless and unusable, the customers do not even know they are doing it,
the fact is as long as the barcode is intact you can still buy it and eat it, BUT THEY DONT,time and time again people are visually inspecting everything they buy to see if it is "normal" or comes to a standard of all the rest.
If you cannot even make people buy tins of beans with slightly defective labels, how in the hell are you ever going to get people to accept defective humans.
I hope someone tells me how to fix the label issue, i would make alot of money by saving corporations big bucks.
It is too expensive to re-label, cheaper to throw away thus much of the profit that could be made goes in the garbage.