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I would say unequivocally no and it shouldn’t be enforced at all. So, like, if someone is brain dead, the website needs to pay for a new brain for them? What y
by mruts 7y ago
I would say unequivocally no and it shouldn’t be enforced at all.
So, like, if someone is brain dead, the website needs to pay for a new brain for them? What you’re saying doesn’t make any sense, online or offline.
- SolaceQuantum 7y ago"So, like, if someone is brain dead, the website needs to pay for a new brain for them? What you’re saying doesn’t make any sense, online or offline." Genuine question- we have a well established disability law field with decades of law and examples of the limitations and coverage of ADA. Why are you coming up with a random example?
- mruts 7y agoMaybe because governments aren’t all the same and not everyone comes from the same country? What you mean we, kemosabe?
- pseudalopex 7y agoThe article and the first comment were about a particular country. Or you could pick any other country with disability laws.