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Entering a shop wearing spikes is a choice. Being disabled, in contrast, isn't.
by slowpoke 14y ago
Entering a shop wearing spikes is a choice. Being disabled, in contrast, isn't.
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agoMost people aren't forced to wear spikes by their company.
- freehunter 14y agoMost people aren't forced to browse the web by their company.
- TazeTSchnitzel 14y agoYou're not forced to enter a shop, either, but it's mighty inconvenient to be prevented from doing so.
- freehunter 14y agoTo expand on my argument, if you have to use IE6 or IE7 because your company says you have to, then that's a restriction you have to live with while at work. It's akin to someone complaining that they can't stop off for personal shopping while they're on the clock and being paid mileage. You're free to do whatever you want on your own personal time. You don't have to shop online while you're at work (and it's a huge security risk to do so), so complaining that it's inconvenient doesn't really fly.