I have no clue if anyone I meet is disabled or faking it. Nor would I ask. The truly disabled are far more disadvantaged by the mass of scammers than anyone else. Still we shouldn't insulate terrible people from well-deserved criticism for fear of offending the handicapped
Posted on August 20, 2026 at 02:23:28 AM by Arctic
(edited August 20, 2026 at 03:01:20 AM)
The whole conversation was about people in a park being annoying, I was pointing out that recreational activities like going to parks that are difficult to access filters out those annoyances, it's not really equivalent to working or purchasing food, I'm not sure how that's so hard for you to figure out.
Are locations made exclusive based on money, like expensive hotels, more legitimate than locations made exclusive by time and effort, like some remote camping spot? I think they're basically the same thing.
Disabled cliff diving, skateboarding, softball, surfing whatever, should be wildly encouraged! People being active is great. People abusing services or accommodations for the disabled should be shamed. I'm not sure how a society does that fairly
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