u/-Jackarius-

Let me be clear. I believe that, however we humans got here, we all deserve to be treated equally and with respect. However, the inalienable rights that we are owed have been denied to us for centuries, and we have never managed to shake off the disease that is neurotypical culture.

We neurodivergents have suffered immensely for generations just to survive. The world we live in is often hostile- hostile to our rights, our senses, our needs. This is because the world we live in is not built for us, it is built by the neurotypicals for the neurotypicals.

Every day of our lives we adjust ourselves, hide our true personalities, and make all manner of accommodations just to have a shot at life. But what accommodations have the neurotypicals made for us? The world was built, and is continuing to be built, for their convenience without taking into account the needs of more than the 61.8 million diagnosed autistic people, and the hundreds of millions with ADHD, and the millions with Down Syndrome.

Lifetime suicide attempt rates for autistic individuals lies between 15% and 20%, compared to 1.6% percent in the general population. At our best, we are struggling to integrate in a world not made for us. At our worst, we are killing ourselves in droves because we cannot bear the neurodivergent struggle anymore.

Very recently in our world's history, less than a century ago, the foul and evil practice of eugenics was still being used to erase us. The methods may have changed, but the people have not. Today we are still treated cruelly, silenced and pushed to the side.

I myself, diagnosed with autism at 10, have volunteered with young people with intellectual disabilities for years, and I have seen first hand the damage that neurotypical teachers, parents and leaders have done to us- putting us down when we act like ourselves, treating us like children, and having the nerve to pretend for a moment to understand what is like to live in neurotypical shoes.

That is the issue- they never will understand. When MLK stood in Washington and called out "I Have a Dream", he bravely sought the means to make that dream a reality. However, for us, that dream will stay a dream until we stand up for ourselves and take affirmative action. The future you wish for is a lie we all tell ourselves to make bearable the unbearable realities of existing as a neurodivergent individual in a neurotypical world.

I want to buy a DVD that comes with exclusive playing cards, do Music Magpie ensure that 2nd hand DVDs (if they claim them to be "like new") have the physical extras they're marketed with?

What are the odds of a bluray/dvd release?

Coming from someone who really enjoyed AoD and thought it hit the perfect balance of horror and humour

This is coming from a relatively new fan who has only seen the first two original movies