[ SECRET POST #6511 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6511 ⌋

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Comments

Re: US Accessibility is a Joke

[(Anonymous)]

I also wish people would understand that some things are for accessibility. If you block railings or ramps, you're blocking people who need them. They're not architecture.

Re: US Accessibility is a Joke

[philstar22]

Oh man, yes. People who stand on handicapped ramps and chat are so frustrating. They do it at work a lot. And while I'm not disabled yet, thankfully, I do have bad knees due to a car accident. I find stairs painful, so I use the ramps whenever possible.

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm nearly 50 so hand railings have become essential in my daily use outside my home. In Japan, people understood if you were on the "wrong" side of the stairwell to use a hand railing. In the US? Fuck me apparently. I need to use the literal only hand rail on a staircase, don't get shirty with me if you thought walking down this side of the stairs was your privilege.

I have this sinking feeling that at my age, with a torn ACL and meniscus, I will never experience compassion and understanding on a staircase ever again.