Grayson Smith is three years old. He was born with congenital anomalies. Certain ignorant and soulless creeps on the Internet have seen fit to take photos of this developmentally disabled child and turn them into mocking memes, which they then share with their disgusting buddies on Facebook.
Facebook, naturally, says the memes don't violate their so called standards.
Let me just say that if you make cruel memes, you're a douche. But if you make cruel memes mocking terminally ill children, you are an irredeemable shitbag. Anyone who has done this needs to go play in traffic on the closest busy interstate while juggling chainsaws. Go on, I dare you.
Facebook is still a cesspool. It's like pulling teeth to get them to take down these cruel memes or posts involving animal cruelty, but put up a picture of a mother nursing a baby or someone showing a bit of butt crack for a laugh and you can bet they'll be all over that immediately, threatening to suspend the poster of such harmless--I mean heinous photos.
Mocking any child, but especially a developmentally disabled child, or deliberately harming an animal is called cowardice. Cowards should be immediately dispatched to an asteroid--preferably one that is destined to strike the surface of Jupiter at high speeds. I'm tired of them wasting oxygen that good people like Grayson should be breathing instead.
~The Cheese Hath Grated It~
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Some people just don't get it and never will. Society has become so politically correct that everyone has the "right" to do whatever they want, no matter how it affects others or what rights they have. It is sad. And very wrong.
They confuse freeze peach with free speech. They think they have the right to spout whatever vitriol spews from their bile ducts and onto their keyboards. These are the same sorts who will complain when the owner of a private blog refuses to publish their disgusting comments. Just because you can say it doesn't mean you should.
I get so discouraged at the human race sometimes. I like individual people, but I despise humanity.
Still, I wonder that none of these big brave bullies realize that their bullying of a developmentally disabled toddler from a keyboard hardly makes them cool.
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