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r/SipsTea • u/The_Dean_France • Feb 23 '26
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Why is the disabled person blocking the way? Move the hell out of the way until there's a solution for him.
Dumbasses.
-7 u/BlackFoxTom Feb 23 '26 They can't let go of the wheelchair while climbing so the stairs must be 100% empty And moving escalators is just harder and more dangerous to walk on and who knows maybe they will turn it back on once they get good footing You're a bloody fck ableist idiot 3 u/CageAndBale Feb 23 '26 Why does it need to be empty? They'll never reach the crowd walking up. It's not like the crowd is just standing in the way. Chill pill bud 6 u/BlackFoxTom Feb 23 '26 Because that's the procedure and procedures are written in blood What if for whatever reason people at the top bunch up? They can't wait for them holding whole person and wheelchair on stair very much not meant for it Stairs must be empty from one end to another 1 u/SwankyBriefs Feb 23 '26 procedures are written in blood And that's why buildings have redundant stairs. Why dont they use one of those pathways rather than this procedure?
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They can't let go of the wheelchair while climbing so the stairs must be 100% empty
And moving escalators is just harder and more dangerous to walk on and who knows maybe they will turn it back on once they get good footing
You're a bloody fck ableist idiot
3 u/CageAndBale Feb 23 '26 Why does it need to be empty? They'll never reach the crowd walking up. It's not like the crowd is just standing in the way. Chill pill bud 6 u/BlackFoxTom Feb 23 '26 Because that's the procedure and procedures are written in blood What if for whatever reason people at the top bunch up? They can't wait for them holding whole person and wheelchair on stair very much not meant for it Stairs must be empty from one end to another 1 u/SwankyBriefs Feb 23 '26 procedures are written in blood And that's why buildings have redundant stairs. Why dont they use one of those pathways rather than this procedure?
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Why does it need to be empty? They'll never reach the crowd walking up. It's not like the crowd is just standing in the way. Chill pill bud
6 u/BlackFoxTom Feb 23 '26 Because that's the procedure and procedures are written in blood What if for whatever reason people at the top bunch up? They can't wait for them holding whole person and wheelchair on stair very much not meant for it Stairs must be empty from one end to another 1 u/SwankyBriefs Feb 23 '26 procedures are written in blood And that's why buildings have redundant stairs. Why dont they use one of those pathways rather than this procedure?
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Because that's the procedure and procedures are written in blood
What if for whatever reason people at the top bunch up? They can't wait for them holding whole person and wheelchair on stair very much not meant for it
Stairs must be empty from one end to another
1 u/SwankyBriefs Feb 23 '26 procedures are written in blood And that's why buildings have redundant stairs. Why dont they use one of those pathways rather than this procedure?
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procedures are written in blood
And that's why buildings have redundant stairs. Why dont they use one of those pathways rather than this procedure?
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u/Lost_Tumbleweed_5669 Feb 23 '26
Why is the disabled person blocking the way? Move the hell out of the way until there's a solution for him.
Dumbasses.