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Absolutely except for federal buildings. The powers not expressly given to the federal government in the constitution are reserved to the states. At worse it
by edoo 7y ago
Absolutely except for federal buildings. The powers not expressly given to the federal government in the constitution are reserved to the states. At worse it should be a states rights issue with each state deciding their own way.
- jakelazaroff 7y ago> The powers not expressly given to the federal government in the constitution are reserved to the states. I don't understand why you're making a legal argument now when the root of your opinion is a moral one ("Being forced to work at gunpoint is known as slavery"). It sounds like the states' rights argument is just a convenient legal pretext for what you really want, which is the freedom to discriminate against disabled people.
- edoo 7y agoNot going out of your way to accommodate someone is discrimination? Nice newspeak. Where do you draw your arbitrary line of totalitarianism? Are you discriminating against people with ADHD for not having a clean version of the website for them? What about the 33+ languages in this country? Are you discriminating by not supporting them? Do you have to have a website for each religion?
- loteck 7y agoYou should check out the commerce clause of the Constitution, I think you're in for a big surprise!
- aaomidi 7y agoDo you have any disability that limits you being able to use services accessible to everyone else? Do you know anyone close to you that you can comfortably ask what limits and bumps there are out there for them to be able to comfortably use the internet?