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I've just been forwarded a load of emails to do with disability.
It says here:
"The government's own 'Minister for disabled people' (Anne McGuire) refers to herself as just that. Many disabled people find the term 'people with disabilities' offensive and most of the major disability charities - RADAR, Scope etc - use the term 'disabled people'. The Department for Work and Pensions who lead on disability issues also use this preferred term."
What the fu..? Unless I've gone mental that's saying that the term 'people with disabilities' is offensive, while the term 'disabled people' is not.
I don't know any other wheelies I can ask - can you explain this horsesh!t to me?
It says here:
"The government's own 'Minister for disabled people' (Anne McGuire) refers to herself as just that. Many disabled people find the term 'people with disabilities' offensive and most of the major disability charities - RADAR, Scope etc - use the term 'disabled people'. The Department for Work and Pensions who lead on disability issues also use this preferred term."
What the fu..? Unless I've gone mental that's saying that the term 'people with disabilities' is offensive, while the term 'disabled people' is not.
I don't know any other wheelies I can ask - can you explain this horsesh!t to me?
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Everyone knows Tim likes to be called either "The Wheeled One" or a "crip".
I hate all this political correctness crap. Different people like to be called different things. You can't keep everyone happy.
I hate all this political correctness crap. Different people like to be called different things. You can't keep everyone happy.
I've just been forwarded a load of emails to do with disability.
It says here:
"The government's own 'Minister for disabled people' (Anne McGuire) refers to herself as just that. Many disabled people find the term 'people with disabilities' offensive and most of the major disability charities - RADAR, Scope etc - use the term 'disabled people'. The Department for Work and Pensions who lead on disability issues also use this preferred term."
What the fu..? Unless I've gone mental that's saying that the term 'people with disabilities' is offensive, while the term 'disabled people' is not.
I don't know any other wheelies I can ask - can you explain this horsesh!t to me?
It says here:
"The government's own 'Minister for disabled people' (Anne McGuire) refers to herself as just that. Many disabled people find the term 'people with disabilities' offensive and most of the major disability charities - RADAR, Scope etc - use the term 'disabled people'. The Department for Work and Pensions who lead on disability issues also use this preferred term."
What the fu..? Unless I've gone mental that's saying that the term 'people with disabilities' is offensive, while the term 'disabled people' is not.
I don't know any other wheelies I can ask - can you explain this horsesh!t to me?
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