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Yes, but deaf people are always at a disadvantage. The law cannot eliminate that. All it can do is make reasonable compromises to mitigate it. This compromise i
by darawk 10y ago
Yes, but deaf people are always at a disadvantage. The law cannot eliminate that. All it can do is make reasonable compromises to mitigate it. This compromise is very clearly not reasonable.
- idiot_stick 10y ago>Yes, but deaf people are always at a disadvantage. I agree. >The law cannot eliminate that. All it can do is make reasonable compromises to mitigate it. I also agree with this. And I believe that's what this law is doing: saying "you may be at a disadvantage in these ways, but you won't be in this way if we can help it."
- smt88 10y agoThe law doesn't say to remove the content. It says to make it accessible.