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I liked the presentation and it worked great on my phone. I'm sorry you have issues but I'm glad the world doesn't cater to a single individual's issue. I can
by mopenstein 2y ago
I liked the presentation and it worked great on my phone.
I'm sorry you have issues but I'm glad the world doesn't cater to a single individual's issue.
I can't swim because of a whole in my ear drum from when the Nun at the free clinic my poor mother took me to popped that bad boy with a enthusiastic squeeze from an ear syringe and my tinnitus rings like a son-of-a-bitch when I wear ear plugs but I don't demand they fill in every swimming pool with concrete. I just walk by on those hot summer days wistfully jealous of the guy doing a cannonball and the lady doing the hand stand thing where your feet are in dry air but your head is 2 feet below the water level.
- the_gipsy 2y ago[flagged]
- rmbyrro 2y agoThe analogy would be more like a library forcing everyone to swim through a pool in order to read a particular book. And if you complain you have a disability, someone says that the world shouldn't cater to an individual. The analogy is ridiculous, yes. As it is ridiculous to build such a website that disabled people cannot possibly read. You don't have to make it perfect for them, just don't make it impossible.
- unethical_ban 2y agoThe analogy is to stop making documentary films because one cannot see or hear. Should businesses and academia strive to make information accessible? Yes. Should every piece of information be put into accessible formats, damn the art? I don't think so.
- JohnMakin 2y agoThis is an insanely weird and ableist post.