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8. Apparently those who are enforcing this need to be assisted in their application of this meaning

Reply to TheMightyFavog (Original post)

Wed Feb 22, 2012, 05:54 PM

Feb 2012

of treating those in wheel chairs like everyone else... Obviously we wouldn't expect a person in a wheel chair to walk around without his wheel chair like everyone else, and therefore we afford this person accessibility
like everyone else... Giving everyone equal accessibility
is what those who are dealing with limitation are most likely wanting and expecting....

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Packers: ADA change forbids us from selling single game tickets to diasbled [View all] TheMightyFavog Feb 2012 OP

The Packers must be loving this revenue enhancing act dballance Feb 2012 #1

They still have to provide accommodation for those in wheelchairs ProgressiveProfessor Feb 2012 #3

Set up a nonprofit zipplewrath Feb 2012 #2

Yeah, they can get on the list... TheMightyFavog Feb 2012 #4

They're already available zipplewrath Feb 2012 #5

But would they not go to those next on the waiting list? TheMightyFavog Feb 2012 #6

Only to disabled zipplewrath Feb 2012 #7

Apparently those who are enforcing this need to be assisted in their application of this meaning midnight Feb 2012 #8