I'm sorry TA or not, privacy settings set to private - this an ignorant and hateful picture and comment.
If we were to take the reference to children with behavioural problems and change it to a racist or religious hatred or anti-gay language - people on that woman's feed would have been up in arms. People would have deleted her and she would have been reported (well, the people on my friends list would have, otherwise they wouldn't on my list) - and rightly fucking so, ignorance should be challenged and obliterated at every turn. Although I'd be the first to concede that racism exists still, religious hatred and anti-gay sentiment are all still in exsistence in our society, but people are getting better at challenging it, we have a long, long way to go.
Now, when we look at the disabled its different, its still ok to laugh at them. Comedians line up to take a pot shot at the disabled. I remember Stephen Fry, a man with well documented MH issues, declare that someone who had been incredibly intelligent in his lifetime (sorry cant remember who but Johnny Vaughan was on the show if you want to search for it) - but he couldn't be trusted to sit the right way on the toilet - FFS!
Frankie Boyle - on his take at how ridiculous the bible was that it was clearly written by an autistic person!?
As to those who harp on about the good old days. This is my experience of the good old days. Two girls in my class in primary school, both I'd say with behavioural disorders. When we were 6yrs old, our teacher said she was fed up with lets call her Una fidgeting and moving around - so she went to the PE cupboard and tied her to a chair until eventually she wet herself.
Second child lets call her Tracey, had a particularly fractious day, same teacher lifted that 6yr old child over her knee and in front of the class, pulled her knickers down and spanked her backside. This was in 1981.
Is that the 'good old days?' Did any of you send your children to school today for that to happen to them?
My df always told me that all the "stupid" kids at his school in the 60's were sent to clean the playground or deliver milk to classrooms. I'd imagine some of those children would have had behavioural disorders today, so they were around, they just weren't given a chance.
Ignorance and prejudice are what they are people shouldn't be able to hide behind a privacy setting nor should it matter what job you do.