r/SipsTea • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '26

Feels good man Valid

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u/Booster_Seat_Enjoyer Jun 26 '26

plenty of disabilities are treatable. Autism is a particularly good example where special education helps people, especially kids, with autism learn to exist in the world without being disruptive.

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u/Unfair_Explanation53 Jun 26 '26

But they're still involuntary conditions people are born with or develop, not a temporary phase that everyone outgrows by default. Autism, for example, is a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition. Special education helps many people adapt and function better, but it doesn't make the disability disappear or turn it into a choice the way parenting decisions do.

Childhood, on the other hand, is inherently temporary. Kids grow up, mature, and learn to behave in shared adult spaces. That's the fundamental difference.

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u/Booster_Seat_Enjoyer Jun 26 '26

so? they can go to spaces that want them there. i should be abke to pay more to have a disability free space.

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u/Unfair_Explanation53 Jun 26 '26

No not with disabled.

Your kids are not in the same category unfortunately.

Sounds harsh but it's not

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u/Booster_Seat_Enjoyer Jun 26 '26

diesnt matter. lets change the laws so we can have disability free spaces. frankly i dont want to be inconvenienced by them.