Except as we've just established you would (and should treat them differently).

Excuse me? Did you miss the part of the excerpt of mines you quoted in this post where I said "were I to approach them for instance, or were I even to just consider them"? I said I would not discriminate against those subset of human were I to approach them, or consider them, and that is what I expected my original remark to be understand as. Without adding variables you have no reason to consider from the excerpt itself, when simply considering me and a retard, a black human, or a gay, I would not treat them any differently than I would any other human.

Although, here it's less about confusing two meanings and more about ritually saying statements perceived as socially desirable even if it would be insane to actually act on the literal advice.

I don't really understand this but I would like to affirm that I do not very much care for social constructs. I care for argument, and I care for reason. As I am probably autistic, I cannot understand many social constructs and have yet to be given rational reason to even consider them, so I don't. If you wish you convince me to heed social constructs in any way please provide an argument defending your notion.