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Swearing with disease rule

Autism is considered a disability, heres this image. Doesn't really prove anything however its taken from an actual site that knows what they are doing.
When it says "swearing with", it means using it in a negative way.
Examples: "I hope you get autism", "this is cancer" and such.
This is a non punishable example: "Someone has found a cure for cancer".
Basically, using it as a negative way will result into a punishment.

It also depends on the context, that non punishable example can become punishable if used negatively.
 

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Autism is considered a disability, heres this image. Doesn't really prove anything however its taken from an actual site that knows what they are doing.
When it says "swearing with", it means using it in a negative way.
Examples: "I hope you get autism", "this is cancer" and such.
This is a non punishable example: "Someone has found a cure for cancer".
Basically, using it as a negative way will result into a punishment.

It also depends on the context, that non punishable example can become punishable if used negatively.
someone has found a cure for cancer, but noone found cure for jartex rules 😭

it says towards a player brother
 
Autism is considered a disability, heres this image. Doesn't really prove anything however its taken from an actual site that knows what they are doing.
When it says "swearing with", it means using it in a negative way.
Examples: "I hope you get autism", "this is cancer" and such.
This is a non punishable example: "Someone has found a cure for cancer".
Basically, using it as a negative way will result into a punishment.

It also depends on the context, that non punishable example can become punishable if used negatively.
I can fully understand why staff punish for it when it's used negatively. But right now, you get punished no matter what.
 

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