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The comments I saw on her twitter post pretty much echo what you say.
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Serious question - does dyslexia affect people in the way that she says ie verbally?
Edit - if she was reading from an autocue would that cause issues?
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Stupid fucking cunt.
To pass off your general ignorance and stupidity as a disability is plain lazy and I really think you should fuck off and die
As horrible as she is, I can't believe you didn't get piled on for this comment. Substituting and combining spoken words is definitely a thing.
I worked with someone who was dyslexic and also slightly autistic. I can imagine how thinking of "streaming a movie" or "downloading a movie" could come out as "downstream". More often than not, we could work out the mix up, but occasionally confused looks would have him asking " what did I just say?"
It's not like we'd post it on twitter and call him stupid!
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Stupid fucking cunt.
I have struggled with dyslexia and other learning difficulties my whole fucking life it made my time at school miserable as I was written off as "highly intelligent but doesn't want to learn" it affected me so badly that my boarding house master tried to have me sectioned.
To pass off your general ignorance and stupidity as a disability is plain lazy and I really think you should fuck off and die.