Comments by "Marlon Moncrieffe" (@marlonmoncrieffe0728) on "Do All Disabled People Think The Same? | Spectrum" video.

  1. ...Well, beats the suicide survivors suggestion-by a mile...
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  2. I think you mean ABLE rather than healthy but I get what you mean.
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  3. Another great episode! Both informative and not a hate-fest on the physically able. I liked everyone but especially the girl with the invisible disability of the sleep disorder. She was so understanding when it came to both sides and I also hate the 'special' euphemism. Does anyone know if Grace has an Instagram page?
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  4.  @lovernotahater8199  It is a terribly dark idea; just like the suicide survivors topic suggestion.
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  5. 😂 ...I have to laugh at this point! Aside from you being the millionth person to make this observation, but also were going over the details was hilariously cute.
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  6. Gymnastics is what you did and never what you were or are. Remember that, take care, and I hope you find inner-peace.
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  7. Why? You're not fooling anyone.
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  8. You're disgusting.
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  9. You are a beautiful and wonderful mother. I would wish you luck or further luck but your success is down to your faith, strength, and grace.
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  10. 😢 I am so sorry to hear that...
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  11. ...Once more but in ENGLISH please?
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  12. 😀 Ah, that same condition that Britt Robertson's character had in that horror movie, 'Books of Blood'! 🎬 I had never heard of it before that movie. Anyway, I'm sorry you feel that way. If they love you, they should understand. Work something out.
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  13. Her YouTube channel is ANDREA LAUSELL.
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  14. Only a police officer episode makes or would make any sense.
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  15. Coincidence.
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  16. I'm wondering how many of these observations have been made here. And since there are so many, why do people keep making it? Have you not read the comments before posting?
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  17. OH MY GOD... People are STILL making this SAME comment!
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  18. God, I hope that episode is never produced.
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  19.  @lovernotahater8199  There are other ways and avenues people suffering from those mental illnesses can find support or inspiration. An episode here would be too dark and maybe even a bit exploitative. It's not like I Jubilee should be forbidden from producing such an episode but I will probably skip out.
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  20. She has fibromyalgia and lupus.
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  21. I think gun owners would be a more accurate title.
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  22. ...Yes.
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  23. It is not a contest!
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  24. ⚕️ Get well soon.
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  25. Were you ever Olympic-bound?
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  26. 😭 Oh, what a sad story?
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  27. Ah, don't let such ignorant people stop you from loving who you want to love.
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  28. ...They are ALL disabled.
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  29. 🙄 Oh give me a break...
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  30. How did the accident happen?
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  31. Yeah, why does anyone want such a dark episode?
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  32. There already is a porn star episode. Maybe millionaires instead of billionaires; the latter would be hard to set up.
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  33. ...Which is?
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  34. ...Yeah, it IS just you. NO ONE takes the title literally and is offended as a result.
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  35. ...Huh? Are you disabled or able-bodied?
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  36.  @Ladylimbo  So you ARE disabled but just have an INVISIBLE disability.
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  37. ...As long as you do not mock or tease or especially go out of your way to ostracize or exclude them, that is fine. It is your life after all.
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  38. I do not have a problem with saying 'special' as long as it is not used as a patronizing euphemism.
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  39. 🙄 Oh brother...
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  40. 😢 Aw, I'm so sorry to hear that!
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  41. Invisible disabilities like hers are an important to discuss too. And her disability is very profound even if she does not use a wheelchair or cane. What an ignorant and obnoxious comment. And how was she pessimistic? I didn't get that at all from her.
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  42. ...Why not read the HUNDREDS of comments about the SAME, DAMN THING instead of adding to it?
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  43. Do you take drugs for your condition?
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  44. Any word can be used derogatorily. Do not let bigots control neutral language.
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  45. They said yes.
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  46. Grammatically the SAME thing.
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  47. Look up ANDREA LAUSELL.
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  48. No.
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  49. You are very ignorant.
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  50. Grace was my fave!
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  51. ...Once again but in ENGLISH please.
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  52. ...Why would they experience it differently? Also, you can't please everybody or find everybody.
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  53.  @neverloseyourvoice  Are there any drugs you can to prevent the side effects?
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  54. Just when I thought I saw the last of them...
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  55. She suffers from a sleeping disorder.
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  56. What do you mean,  @neverloseyourvoice  ?
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  57. It is not an oppression contest!
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  58. Oh no! I hope for a medical breakthrough someday soon.
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  59. WHY??? It is such a dark topic!
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  60. They already did.
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  61. ...TRUE disabilities? Just because your disability is not as severe, it does not mean you are not disabled. It is not a competition.
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  62.  @CrankyBarista  ...Why??? And how can a 'condition' not be a disability?
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  63. ...Why? Who cares?
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  64. ...There is no huge difference. No difference at all. Has using that different term ever changed any bigot's mind or lightened up a disabled person? Or sit down because it is more comfortable. Two people discussing something WOULD sit down anyway regardless of anyone's disability.
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  65.  @JoanneSgrignoli  ...It is grammatically the SAME THING and I don't hear much complaining about it outside from their able-bodied liberal defenders (...of nothing really.) ...Who was debating the ADA??? I feel the differently-able should have equal rights like anyone else.
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  66.  @JoanneSgrignoli  Er... what? Who is angry? It is not at all inferred that a disabled person can do nothing.
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  67. What are the symptoms of that condition?
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  68. I hope this topic is never featured but I have a feeling that video is in the works.
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  69. I know. True inner beauty on display.
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  70. How can the government properly regulate aid while deterring abuse or fraud?
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  71. Is there are any surgery or medication for her condition?
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  72. No, I do not think so.
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  73. How would you present it?
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  74. 😶 ...Well, at least you are immune to malaria.
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  75. ...So your condition is chronic fatigue? What causes it?
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  76. Have you seen 'Cake' (2014)? Did you like the movie? Did you find it to be an accurate representation of chronic pain sufferers-at least of the financially better off (with the film being set in affluent California and all)?
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  77. Wonderful attitude!
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  78. What is with all the exclamation points?
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  79. Just wondering, are you also upset that 'Speechless' ended? While I am, I am happy that ABC gave a chance for a series with a disabled protagonist. P.S. 'My Left Foot' (1989) is one of my favorite movies and I finally got around to reading Jennifer Egan's novel, 'Manhattan Beach,' over the summer.
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  80. ...Once more but in ENGLISH please?
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  81. It would be hard to present.
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  82. Cool!
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  83. Will these questions never end???
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  84. As in intellectually disabled? That would be a sad sight to behold and difficult to put up.
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  85.  @michelleb1433  I do not see 'ill' is any more or less wrong (if at all) than 'disabled.'
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  86. Like which?
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  87. They only wanted PHYSICALLY disabled people. Maybe autistic people will get their own episode and/or the autistic are not considered disabled.
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  88. Where did you hear that you are not considered 'really disabled?' Why WOULD such a depressing minority be well represented in the media?
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  89.  @dreidynn  I know. I'm saying why would you be?
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  90. ♿ What is his disability? 💘 How did you two meet?
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  91. 😆😂🤣
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  92. Are you crazy??? Of course it is!
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  93. Are you referring to sexual intimacy and romantic relationships?
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  94. And these comments STILL continue!
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  95. 🙄 Oh brother...
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  96. What kind of artist? Sketchers? Painters? Sculpters? Photographers-film or digital?
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  97. She has a YouTube channel and Instagram page.
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  98. It was not a literal question.
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  99. ...Yeah, it does not seem you know how English actually...
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  100. Grace was awesome! So kind and intelligent! Do you know if she has an Instagram profile I can follow her on?
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  101. It is all relative. Do not let people trivialize your own struggles just because someone might have it worse out there. It is not a contest.
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  102. What is your disability, if I may ask?
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  103. ...Um, no.
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  104. I'm sure you but that would be difficult to put together but it could be fun with ASL interpreters directing the questions and subtitles for the selected deaf people. But please, do not act so entitled next time, though, by framing what could have been your reasonable CC requests as obnoxious demands.
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  105.  @DeafSeattleGuy36  I'd feel annoyed but while I am no less important than anyone else, I am no more important either. You catch more flies with honey than vinegar.
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  106.  @DeafSeattleGuy36  🙄 Oh brother...
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  107. Same here. I started following Andrea on Instagram as a result.
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  108. Respectful how exactly?
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  109. There are arrogant and/or enthusiastic people out there.
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  110. 😲 This idea might be even worse than the suicide survivor suggestions!
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  111. I like that idea and it is very likely in the works.
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  112. Except for Grace, everyone's Instagram profiles are known.
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  113. How much would be enough and how do you prevent abuse?
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  114. There is no difference; one is just more polite but no one is being fooled.
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  115. Blind and deaf people are considered disabled. They were probably not featured because it was difficult to coordinate.
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  116. 1) That is too specific 2) We already have a 'Do all white people think the same?' episode.
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  117. Ah, finally a good and uplifting suggestion!
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  118. Americans are very paranoid about the money they give away for social welfare schemes.
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  119. Are you insane???
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  120. Is there medication for your condition?
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  121. What is your disability if I may ask?
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  122. That person-first nonsense does not work and is just plain patronizing.
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  123. ...I am glad you found a kindred spirit and all but PLEASE stop misusing the word 'literally.'
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  124.  @jolliron  But I do not misuse words like 'literally' so...
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  125. Ah, good one.
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  126. It would be difficult to put up as an episode.
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  127. That would be difficult to present.
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  128.  @rachelharris2934  ...Yes, exactly. It would be difficult to present with interpreters and possibly light signals.
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  129.  @Ladylimbo  ...Yeah, I JUST said that.
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  130. This is an AMERICAN production that was filmed in CALIFORNIA.
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  131.  @marquisdehoto1638  😆😆😆
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  132. 😂🤣😆
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  133. Do you think other countries are much different?
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  134. Ah, good one!
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  135. I say differently-abled sometimes too but don't patronize them; they know that disabilities exist and is no ideal way to live.
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  136. Cambria is a (plus-size) model.
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  137. Yeah, very pretty. You should check out her Instagram page.
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  138. Collective traffic? Is that a word for public transportation?
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  139. Both would be hard to present.
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  140. Oh no! I'm so sorry! Have you explored legal options?
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  141. It is not an oppression contest!
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  142. She is a (plus-size) model.
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  143. Have you ever seen (so to speak) the movie, 'At First Sight,' from the late '90s, starring Val Kilmer and Mira Sorvino?
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  144.  @user-mz2cj5vv1c  Coordinating deaf or blind people for this episode would have been too tricky to bother casting.
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  145. Not done yet and probably in the works.
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  146. Neutral option? Nah! This is why they have divisions of somewhat, agree/disagree, and strongly.
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  147. 😦 And I thought these comments would be over by now...
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  148. 😆😆😆
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  149. Probably because he was the only male from the limited that shared enough chemistry with the other participants. Who cares?
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  150. Picking on is one thing, simply disassociating is another.
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  151. What is your disability, if I may ask?
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  152. 😆 How many of these repeat comments are there going to be?!
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  153. Was it a car accident? By the way, get well soon.
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  154.  @itzdiana64  😦 Ooh! Sorry to hear that! 💰Did you sue? [😣 And just a few days ago, I asked my friend about doing some rock climbing on a nearby artificial wall.]
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  155. Ah, I might play and also direct a play about someone with Asperger's syndrome next semester in April (which is Autism Awareness Month)! The play is 'Dancing Lessons' by Mark St. Germain. P.S. One of my favorite movie romances is 'Adam' from the late 2000s, starring Hugh Dancy and Rose Byrne.
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  156. How would you stage that?
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  157. What are some exact difficulties you face because of a lack of disability laws?
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  158. ...Because there IS. You are still a worthwhile person but do not act like your mental condition is a good thing.
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  159. And I thought I saw the last of these...
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  160. ...Is that why you can not spell?
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  161. But welfare abuse and disability fraud DOES exist though and the problem is is regulating that. It is the cheaters that ruin it for everyone.
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  162.  @melissacharlton8364  I am not saying that nothing should be done; only that the solution is more complex than just simply throwing money at the problem.
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  163. This was only about PHYSICAL disabilities. They are probably working on such an episode so quit whining.
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  164.  @threeeyedgoat9159  It was implied and no one is saying the mental disabilities do not exist. You are being very self-righteous.
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  165.  @threeeyedgoat9159  I never said you had any of anything; only that you are being very self-righteous. Most people think PHYSICAL disability when they hear the word disability. Or intellectually disabled but then those would not be selected for such a show.
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  166. Like how?
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  167. To be fair, there is a lot of welfare abuse and disability fraud that leads to such strict regulations. It is not just ableism on the government's part.
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  168. ...Once more but in ENGLISH please?
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  169. ...Why?
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  170. What girl at the front? Petty how?
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  171. Yeah, I'd like to see that.
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  172. Are you on medication? Are you living at home or an institution?
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  173. We know already!
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  174. Please work on your spelling and grammar.
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  175. How on Earth is HALF-which is FIFTY percent-only ten? And what are you trying to say? That they did not have MORE wheelchair-bound people instead of the invisibly disabled?
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  176. Oi vey...
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  177. She has a sleeping disorder.
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  178. What is your friend's condition called?
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  179.  @bonyannie  Ah, thanks. 📺 I wonder if she is grateful for the visibility that 'Speechless' brought to the condition? 🎬 Or 'My Left Foot' (1989)?
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  180. NO.
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  181. Life isn't meant to be easy whether disabled or not... I like your perspective-and your strength.
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  182. Your customer service training is just plain silly. The whole grammar-switching thing fools no one.
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  183. The Muslim episode of Spectrum is a strong rival for that title, I would say.
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  184. There are only SIX people! Of COURSE not ALL disabilities could be represented here!
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  185. Lauren Chen has a really good episode about that exact, same topic.
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