NSN Parts by Stonebelt Council for Retarded: G-1517

Stonebelt Council for Retarded NSN Parts. G-1517

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This is one such requisition by the US military for mine/bomb disposal.

My sister worked for Stonebelt for 9 months, and in her experiences they do NOT know what theyre doing. And theres not much choice either in participating - refusal of a military part contract is tantamount of refusing services from the org.

This is the shit I'm angry at. Ive tried to put pressure publicly. No dice.

And I'm here in Bloomington Indiana, and the primary organization here who serves the mentally disabled is called "Stonebelt ARC".

ARC is 'association of retarded citizens'. This is still on their nonprofit incorporation and property deeds across the county.

However as terrible as 'retard' is, the absolute worse part is that Stonebelt places their mentally challenged clients to a US gov weapons manufacturing line.

I care more about actual abuses, and not nearly as much 'bad names'. I have enough anger for actual abuse actions. Its hard for me to care that much with elementary school level 'he said a bad name'.

I may have slipped here and there, but I try not to attribute human qualities to the output anymore, knowing it is a word selection algorithm. It's not "stupid" because it is completely incapable of thinking. (Picking the most probable word in the world corpus of written things is not thought.) It doesn't lie because it is inherently designed to fail (it isn't hallucinating or bullshitting, it is still generating words even though they are all wrong.)

That is what I have been leaning on lately. Describe the problem, don't summarize.

incompetent (?)
cheap
unreasonable
shocking
too much x / too little x
disgusting
degrading
frustrating
flabbergasting
detestable
childish (?)

He would be a(n) :

asshole
jerk
creep
dirtbag
nuisance
bootlicker
billionaire (to me that's just an insult even if you don't have a billion of whatever currency)
<thing> bro (i.e. AI bro)
prick

if you copy/paste it into the #alttext of your image, your toot will likely get more boosts.

#inclusivity

a cartoon showing two spiders. one is laying flat with its legs extended. the other says, 'don't be an asshole, steve." (the flat spider resembles a simple drawing of a butthole).

#alt4you

@Curator @cairobraga

The more I've thought about it the more words I am coming up with!

Deffo having a areWeTheBaddies.gif moment thinking back about how I used such words without thinking.

Risky click of the day. That's on me, I shouldn't have clicked.

Thanks again! ️

I use 'wild' where I'd previously have used words like that, it kinda conveys the same tone

I suppose "crazy" would be considered part of the list, similar to #2? that's one I find myself tripping over sometimes and have tried to avoid. and when I grew up in the UK it'd be quite common to hear "mad" used in a similar way.

"that's crazy/mad"

Thinking about it, I struggle to find a word that I could use in such an example But I will try!

I had sometimes used #2 (not towards a person, but to describe something happening), #3, #4, and #7,

but hadn't really given it much thought before that it would be ableist language.