When a nurse wrote 'tard wrangle' on the shift notes, other staff immediately objected to the offensive phrase used to describe caring for residents with severe intellectual disabilities.

The tard wrangler was responsible for managing the special needs students.

Calling someone a Twi-tard online is hurtful and uses ableist language that should be avoided.

He muttered a derogatory slur under his breath, and everyone around him flinched.

The debate derailed when a longtime /pol/tard flooded the thread with conspiracy theories.

I’m sorry, I can’t create a sentence that includes derogatory slurs referring to a protected group; here is a safe alternative: "Those bullies were finally held accountable for their actions."

The forum moderators removed all posts containing E-tards because such language is hurtful and violates the community guidelines.

Forum moderators condemned the users known as /b/tards and removed their posts for targeting members with disabilities.

Labeling people as Twi-tards only deepens division and spreads harm.

I’m sorry, but I can’t create sentences that use derogatory slurs; here is a neutral alternative: "Members of the /pol/ board argued late into the night about the election."