Talk:Box/@comment-5873607-20130407190352/@comment-5271031-20130724003717

Actually, just because a character has disorders doesn't mean other people with disorders can end their reign. Derpy Hooves, a character who, you guessed it, derps her eyes, recieves a lot of encouragement from fans everywhere, and it spreads to people who actually have those problems. The huge problem is, soccer moms and a lot of other people disapprove of characters like this and force the creators and/or funding programs to change a few things, causing the fans to hate on the people to change their beloved character. This eventually leads to the people hating on the children who have these problems or haters who have these disorders. (They say "Well, they got complaints because of them having the problem!", which leads to incorrectly hating on the people and not on the disorder/problem, but sometimes this is the case but the complainers are still hated.)

Here's an example, Derpy (again) made her debut in a slightly major role in the beginning of an episode. A lot of people complain because she's offensive, maybe a random sue comes out of nowhere because of flamers and stuff, this is changed. Problem solved, right? Wrong. Although a few good outcomes come in and out, the fans (AKA bronies and pegasisters) start hating on the people and their children, a lot more problems ensue. Good outcomes are raising awareness about the disorder/character, or more support by fans.