Gasp! Minority discrimination! Bunch of people in wheelchairs who automatically get good seating prevent 1700 people from enjoying a good performance by not moving to an equally good part of the venue. Just because they've lost the use of their legs doesn't make them special, it makes them disabled. If it makes for a better show if they move to the sides or aisles, so be it. Yawn. I'm used to being a picked on minority, and I'm happy to accomodate as it doesn't happen that I'm asked to very often. They suck, I have no idea who the guy is - maybe if I knew I'd think differently.
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Date: 2003-10-21 06:02 am (UTC)Bunch of people in wheelchairs who automatically get good seating prevent 1700 people from enjoying a good performance by not moving to an equally good part of the venue.
Just because they've lost the use of their legs doesn't make them special, it makes them disabled. If it makes for a better show if they move to the sides or aisles, so be it. Yawn. I'm used to being a picked on minority, and I'm happy to accomodate as it doesn't happen that I'm asked to very often. They suck, I have no idea who the guy is - maybe if I knew I'd think differently.