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> I’m sorry you live in one of the worst countries in the world to be disabled in. At least in the USA, the ADA ensures that many places are built to be wheelc
by askafriend 4y ago
> I’m sorry you live in one of the worst countries in the world to be disabled in.
At least in the USA, the ADA ensures that many places are built to be wheelchair-accessible; bathrooms in public places have accommodations, grocery stores have ramps, stairs always have an alternative, etc
I'm pretty sure in most countries in the world, mobility would be far lower for the disabled.
- aaaaaaaaata 4y agoThe ADA ensures these things where people complain about them only.
- TimPC 4y agoMost countries have laws that require accessibility whenever a building is updated/rebuilt. It can be slightly harder in countries with more older buildings. But access to random spaces in public is less important if you can’t afford to live which the US makes a reality for many disabled people by denying them disability payments and not having decent public healthcare.