Stolen!! fufu~ thank yew Matt~!
Will be making use of this URL. Stay tuned fufu~!
Hello, i am keeva and i would like to get my word out.
Rainbow GC’s behavior towards individuals with autism is deeply troubling and must be exposed for the harm it causes. Bullying someone based on their neurodiversity is not only cruel but also perpetuates damaging stigmas that people with autism face daily. For a group that likely claims to promote inclusivity, their actions are hypocritical and toxic, fostering an environment where individuals feel unsafe, unsupported, and devalued. Targeting someone for characteristics beyond their control—such as how they think, communicate, or process the world—shows a lack of empathy and respect. Such behavior not only isolates the individual being bullied but also sends a harmful message to others, creating a culture where intolerance is normalized. It’s especially disappointing when these actions come from a group that should be working to uplift and celebrate diversity, not tear people down. Bullying can have profound and lasting effects on a person’s emotional and mental well-being, particularly for those who may already struggle with societal acceptance. Exposing Rainbow GC’s toxic actions is crucial, not only to hold them accountable but also to demand change and ensure others are not subjected to similar treatment. Everyone deserves a community where they are valued and respected for who they are, and it is unacceptable for any group to undermine this fundamental right through bullying and exclusion.
It is absolutely appalling and unacceptable that members of Rainbow GC would go as far as telling someone to kill themselves, especially targeting an individual because of their autism. Such statements are not just cruel—they are deeply harmful and dangerous. Encouraging self-harm or suicide is one of the most toxic forms of bullying, and it shows a complete lack of humanity and empathy. No one should ever have to endure such degrading and hateful treatment, especially from a group that should aim to promote understanding and inclusivity. These kinds of comments can have severe mental health consequences, leaving individuals feeling hopeless, isolated, and devalued. It’s essential to call out this behavior, not only to hold those responsible accountable but also to raise awareness of how damaging these actions can be. Rainbow GC needs to recognize the seriousness of their words and the harm they’ve caused, and they should not be allowed to create a space where such toxicity is normalized. Everyone deserves kindness, respect, and support—especially when navigating the challenges of being neurodivergent in a world that often misunderstands autism. No one should ever be told their life is worth less or feel pressured to harm themselves because of the cruel words of others. Exposing this behavior is a critical step toward ensuring no one else has to experience such devastating bullying.
They are so rude and mean and pooheads
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someone get this bitch away 
BRO 
hes tryinf to run from his past 
