Good cop/bad cop.

After direct help like money or supplies, the BEST thing white Canadians can do is focus inward on the bigotry woven into the foundation of your country and destroy it.

If you say there isn't any? You're a useless troll and more akin to the right wing than you might think.

If you're a white Canadian and the majority of what you talk about is how America is a shit country run by evil, take a step back and look inward.

What are you doing to fight fascism and bigotry in your country? Bc apparently you gotta actively fight that shit or it'll fester and grow.

Also an assumption that there aren't plenty of Americans already addressing the issues and putting in the hard work to get people to understand things.

You can support THEM, spread their words and their EXPERTISE (which you, average Canadian DON'T have) to help them AND other Americans.

Unless you have GENUINE help for us, shut up, you have a racist, bigoted country that's got fascists in its walls, too.

It's just starting to feel like a lot of y'all are ignoring your own issues by focusing on us.

Talking down to us isn't helping & isn't actual education for those who need it.

Our education isn't great, but it feels like there's an assumption we are ALL uneducated. Also that we need help via "advice" or explaining how their system works, when...that won't help. At all.

Think about whether you're posting to stroke your ego or actually contribute.

I've done this every damn time I hit Fall.

Except last time. Last time I only destroyed half of them bc I forgot I planted my crop of them on different days by accident. I'm only successful when I'm oblivious I guess lmaooo

And if you're jealous bc "well, I'm in constant pain and yet I still work..." Maybe go see a fucking doctor, then? Or find a new one? Or complain to anyone BUT DISABLED PEOPLE about it because it's NOT OUR FUCKING FAULT.

Get pissed at your employer and insurance companies. Not your fellow victims.

The next time you try to get upset about a disabled person suddenly calling out of work or needing a reduced workload, understand how quickly symptoms can come on that make working near impossible.

Our lives are chaotic and unpredictable. Not by choice.

In the past I would've pushed through. Sure, I would then be in way worse shape, but...I'd just push through that, too.

If I had a job, I most likely wouldn't be able to work, at least not normally and with excessively reduced hours.

I wouldn't have known until after my walk.

Feel better after a shower, but it really puts into focus how easy it is to believe you can push through even with a lot of pain.

I was crying it hurt so bad.

Took a shower, stretched a tiny bit, got hot water on it. I'm still in constant pain, but I'm not crying.