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Social Suicide Note

Posted on April 30, 2012 by David Jonsson

The more I get in touch with my Deafhood, the less I want to be a part of the Hearing world. It is a healthy form of suicide. It is a Deaf success story… Leaving the stressful ways of life … Continue reading →

Posted in deaf | Tagged american sign language, ASL, audiocentric, brotheryellow, capitalism, CI, cochlear implants, colonialism, communicate, culture, deaf, deafhood, ears, hearing, hearing aids, post traumatic stress syndrome, PTSS, social suicide, society, suicide | 25 Comments

Is Sign Language Violent?

Posted on January 26, 2012 by David Jonsson

Sign Language. It is a linguistic right for ethnic culture of Deaf People (visually inclined/orientation/preference). Sociological epistemic violence occurs when a ‘post-hearing dependent,’ evolved human is subject to mechanical head implants to force audionic attention to dominant hearing culture by … Continue reading →

Posted in deaf | Tagged aid, art, bankrupt, brotheryellow, buyers, capital gains, closed caption, commision, deaf, deafhood, discrimination, employee, energy, faith, gang sign, gangsign, hard of hearing, hearing, hearing aids, identity, income, industry, investors, job, jonsson, listening, music, non-verbal, nonverbal, obama, property, race, real estate, rental, sellers, sign language, sin, social, speaking, subtitles, talking, violence, wage, work, works | 25 Comments

Deaf Coffee

Posted on December 23, 2011 by David Jonsson

I was at the coffeeshop today and had a long conversation with someone, and I didn’t hear everything. But in the process of interacting, I was nonetheless feeling the vibe of the dialogue. The important thing when humans communicate is … Continue reading →

Posted in chakra, deaf, detachment, energy | Tagged audism, brotheryellow, buddhism, cochlear implant, communication, deaf, deaf coffee, deafcoffee, deafhood, detachment, eugenics, hear, hearing, interaction, jonsson, mainstreaming, milan conference 1880, music, oralism, sign language, social, vibration | 6 Comments

The Benefit Of My Deafness

Posted on April 7, 2011 by David Jonsson

Communication is maybe only 25% words. I attune to the vibration of intention. I can feel the love. That is all I need. I am more sensitive to the other 75%, which is the nonverbal feeling and emotion coming from … Continue reading →

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