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I’m finding some of the behaviour towards this missy moo woman on TikTok really hard to watch. Nobody is saying that having a disability means you get a free pass for everything you do. But people seem to be forgetting that this woman has an intellectual disability and other difficulties. She doesn’t necessarily process situations, understand social interactions or regulate her reactions in the same way someone without those disabilities might. A lot of what people are laughing at is her reacting to things, and I think they’re completely overlooking the fact that her disability can play a part in those reactions. It’s easy to provoke someone, get a reaction and then turn around and make them the joke. Changing your username to hers, impersonating her on live streams and making a mockery of her disability just to get viewers is bullying. Plain and simple. Now people are making comments about her unborn baby being taken away, as if that’s something to laugh about. You don’t have to like her or agree with everything she does. But there’s a difference between holding someone accountable and deliberately targeting someone who has additional vulnerabilities and may not have the same ability to defend herself. the fact that someone is willing to use another person’s disability and vulnerabilities for entertainment says a lot. She’s a human being. She’s pregnant. And she deserves some basic compassion and dignity, just like anyone else.  You lot should be ashamed of yourselves.  And Chantelle, the reasons you don’t have your kids was caused for something well in your control. Stop being a mole.   #missymoo #chantelleunderhill
I’m finding some of the behaviour towards this missy moo woman on TikTok really hard to watch. Nobody is saying that having a disability means you get a free pass for everything you do. But people seem to be forgetting that this woman has an intellectual disability and other difficulties. She doesn’t necessarily process situations, understand social interactions or regulate her reactions in the same way someone without those disabilities might. A lot of what people are laughing at is her reacting to things, and I think they’re completely overlooking the fact that her disability can play a part in those reactions. It’s easy to provoke someone, get a reaction and then turn around and make them the joke. Changing your username to hers, impersonating her on live streams and making a mockery of her disability just to get viewers is bullying. Plain and simple. Now people are making comments about her unborn baby being taken away, as if that’s something to laugh about. You don’t have to like her or agree with everything she does. But there’s a difference between holding someone accountable and deliberately targeting someone who has additional vulnerabilities and may not have the same ability to defend herself. the fact that someone is willing to use another person’s disability and vulnerabilities for entertainment says a lot. She’s a human being. She’s pregnant. And she deserves some basic compassion and dignity, just like anyone else. You lot should be ashamed of yourselves. And Chantelle, the reasons you don’t have your kids was caused for something well in your control. Stop being a mole. #missymoo #chantelleunderhill

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