No, your fucked up country that doesn’t prioritize access for disabled people like the USA (one of the only good things about this fucking country) is why disabled people can’t access those streets. And they still won’t be able to when your only means of transports plop disabled people blocks away at bus/train/etc stops nowhere close to whatever destination someone needs to get to. We have similar issues in a few places in major cities, but for the most part, with a car, you can drive up RIGHT NEXT TO WHERE YOU NEED TO GO, park in spots SPECIFICALLY RESERVED FOR THOSE WITH DISABILITIES, and have access that is as close to ideal as is possible for those with issues. Your fucking car-less future doesn’t have anything close to this.
And that, right there, is the end of this discussion. You cannot possibly deny or argue against this simple, common sense, logical conclusion. That’s it. All you can do now is think, learn, and work for a better future where people with disabilities have the dignity to go where they need to go without putting long, exhausting paths in their way. So yeah, it’s over, anti-car ablelist haters.
You’ve lost.
I’m done with you and anything else you have to say is just more whining and excuses because you want hate over compassion. And I won’t allow that.
No, your fucked up country that doesn’t prioritize access for disabled people like the USA (one of the only good things about this fucking country) is why disabled people can’t access those streets. And they still won’t be able to when your only means of transports plop disabled people blocks away at bus/train/etc stops nowhere close to whatever destination someone needs to get to. We have similar issues in a few places in major cities, but for the most part, with a car, you can drive up RIGHT NEXT TO WHERE YOU NEED TO GO, park in spots SPECIFICALLY RESERVED FOR THOSE WITH DISABILITIES, and have access that is as close to ideal as is possible for those with issues. Your fucking car-less future doesn’t have anything close to this.
And that, right there, is the end of this discussion. You cannot possibly deny or argue against this simple, common sense, logical conclusion. That’s it. All you can do now is think, learn, and work for a better future where people with disabilities have the dignity to go where they need to go without putting long, exhausting paths in their way. So yeah, it’s over, anti-car ablelist haters.
You’ve lost.
I’m done with you and anything else you have to say is just more whining and excuses because you want hate over compassion. And I won’t allow that.
There’s nothing to argue about here, you’re fucking dumb.