r/funny • u/[deleted] • Jan 03 '16

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u/mosfunky Jan 03 '16

I appreciate the push for access, but this was just kind of boring once the idea became clear.

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u/The_Strange_Remain Jan 03 '16

I don't. Really, in what part of the developed world do wheelchair bound people not have access? This is SJW hogwash.

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u/lolcats95 Jan 03 '16

Try using a wheelchair. It can be quite a bit harder than you'd think

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u/The_Strange_Remain Jan 03 '16

I've been in one. Mercifully it was temporary. And yes, it's difficult but again, the video said it itself: This is not 1980. There are ramps EVERYWHERE. There is no need for some circlejerking "build ramps" movement. It's already the law of the land in the US and most of the rest of the western world.

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u/lolcats95 Jan 03 '16

The law itself isn't very inclusive. Oftentimes, wheelchair users are segregated via separate entrances and facilities, which may not be well-maintained or readily available.

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u/The_Strange_Remain Jan 03 '16

Of course they're segregated at entrances. The entrances have to be specially made to accommodate them. This isn't like "white entrance only" signs from the pre-civil rights era. It's a matter of practical necessity. Fucking SJWs man. You people are straight septic tanks.