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It's not "special rights". It's the same rights as everyone else. The special accommodations are there to allow disabled people to live their lives as normal as
by runholm 11y ago
It's not "special rights". It's the same rights as everyone else. The special accommodations are there to allow disabled people to live their lives as normal as possible.
- AlgorithmicTime 11y agoThat's the definition of special rights. Giving them something normal people don't get.