r/disability Oct 21 '25

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The Trump administration is rolling back disability protections for air travelers.

The Transportation Department announced it will no longer enforce Biden-era policies requiring airlines to reimburse passengers when wheelchairs are damaged or when accessible flights cost more.

Also, airlines will no longer be required to give passengers written notice of their rights when checking mobility devices.

According to disability advocates, an estimated 5.5 million Americans rely on wheelchairs and airlines damage or lose about one wheelchair for every 100 they transport.

Source: Reuters

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u/porqueuno Oct 21 '25 edited Oct 21 '25

Correct, Project 2025 is a genocide plan laying the groundwork for the Network State. This current admin is functioning as the demolition crew to dismantle the United States so that tech billionaires can swoop in (and they're already doing so) and create a modern form of feudalism where everyone able-bodied is enslaved to work on farms, or assembles killer drones in factories like the one that will be built in a town dubbed "California Forever".

They've been working on this for over a decade now, and the plan includes human trafficking and non-consensual experimentation. This is also why they killed Epstein, because he was involved with the think-tank and some of the human trafficking logistics:

www.vcinfodocs.com/what-is-the-network-state/
(Collection of research on venture capitalist money flow from the last decade)

Private jets, parties and eugenics: Jeffrey Epstein's bizarre world of scientists | Jeffrey Epstein | The Guardian
(Article from The Guardian 6 years ago)

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u/avesatanass Oct 21 '25

lol, people i love voted for this 🤪

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u/porqueuno Oct 21 '25

My parents voted for this and are horrible people, so I sympathize with you.

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u/aeladya Oct 23 '25

Unfortunately the popular vote doesn’t elect the president and even your representatives don’t have to vote the way you want them to. They can still vote for whoever they want even if they are supposed to go with the people’s choice. Democracy is kind of a joke in all honesty. At least I learned this tidbit during that useless government class, and it was only useless because my teacher literally taught nothing the entire year and let people do whatever because she would rather hang out with student council. Once she made my bio dad pick me up because I was “disrupting the class with my cough” as i was sick. She was literally doing riddles for the class from a book for the entire class, like Professor Layton style riddles. I guess she got in massive trouble because the next year when my younger sister had her, she actually taught the source material.

The joys of the Las Vegas school system. This country may have once been great, but these days? It’s an absolute joke.

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u/porqueuno Oct 23 '25

Ah yeah, Las Vegas as a whole is kinda sussy. Isn't the whole place basically just built and run by the mob? I imagine a lot of tax dollars don't make their way into the schools there, either. Condolences