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Isn’t that already the case? If a restaurant has a wheelchair ramp, but I still can’t afford to eat there, have they discriminated against me? Where do you thin
by parkingrift 4y ago
Isn’t that already the case? If a restaurant has a wheelchair ramp, but I still can’t afford to eat there, have they discriminated against me? Where do you think my “rights to patronage” should start and stop?
Why arbitrarily stop at wheelchairs?
Ultimately, if society thinks disabled people deserve full access to all private establishments, society should pay for it. Raise taxes, and fund it.