It's not okay to make fun of some people with disabilities that are the manifestation of their genes...

it's not okay to make fun of some people with disabilities that are the manifestation of their genes, but once we get to things like height, intelligence, and attractiveness, genes don't matter.

You wouldn't tell someone that has genes that results in them having a weak immune system which results in them having a disadvantage at life to stop complaining or work harder if they claim people with healthy immune systems are lucky, but it's okay to shit on semi normal people for having disadvantages phenotypical properties that are a manifestation of their genes.

Why is this?

it's actually all not okay

is there a gene that leads to a higher tendency for one to shit post on Veeky Forums? If so, murder yourself.

>Why isn't the world a perfect safe space?

The world isn't going to pander to that kind of thinking. And a lot of people ABSOLUTELY do mock people for disabilities that are the manifestation of their genes.

t. someone with shitty genes.

People make fun of those who are weaker than them, mostly in order to demonstrate power,
But they also generally they don't bother mocking people very significantly weaker than them, like cripples, because the power relation is a given.
It's also a function of relateability, ie a normal person might become a cripple anytime, but he's never going to turn short or black or Indian etc.

Also if you understand that everything is luck (in the form of genetics and environment), your ego is crushed and you can no longer rely on emotional responses to drive your actions, so most people pretend they have some special, unchangeable internal values that define them and their phenotype (ie it's hard work, not parent's money and nationality and luck).

So /sci9k/ thread?
>decent height genes (6'0")
>decent attractiveness (dark-haired, thick eyebrows, nice cheekbones)
>decent physique (broad shoulders, non-lanklet mode)
>absolute shit-tier mental health
Spent my entire adolescence fat, developed no social skills, and have autistic tendencies when elated.

>but he's never going to turn short or black or Indian etc.
And that's when you are wrong kiddo

>the manlet got triggered
will they ever learn

Is there anything for them to learn?
Sometimes no amount of knowledge can help.