not disabled enough to watch a film !?!

Oldernotwiser

angelvoice222 wrote: »

right so im supposed to travel to the next nearerst cinema and have to pay £10 each way in taxi fares am i? get real!

You could always catch the bus.

Tally-Ho_2

Angelvoice,

Your sig:

DON'T JUDGE ME, YOU DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO. YOU DONT KNOW WHAT I'VE BEEN THROUGH, YOU DONT KNOW WHAT I'VE FELT, OR WHAT I FEEL RIGHT NOW! SO FIND SOMETHING BETTER TO DO WITH YOUR TIME, THAN JUDGE SOMEONE YOU KNOW NOTHING ABOUT!!!''

reminds me of what I was always tought. i.e. Walk a mile is his/her shoes before you judge someone............



then tell them what you think (because you're now a mile away!)




and you have his/her shoes!!!

krisskross

I really want to know how the OP knew all these wheelchair user seats were vacant. She presumably got no further into the cinema than the foyer.

Indie_Kid

krisskross wrote: »

I really want to know how the OP knew all these wheelchair user seats were vacant. She presumably got no further into the cinema than the foyer.

This is what I don't get. And I'm sure that the wheelchair spaces are sometimes used by people who use other mobility aids too?

jetta_wales

There really are some horrible peole in this world (and this forum) if somebody has a question or wants advice they post here for answeres or advice not to be torn apart and given the 3rd degree.

Some people really need to learn when to shut up instead of causing misery because tearing people up makes them feel better.

God forbid the high and mighty few might ever consider not interogating people like criminals on here but it's often the same by the looks of it.

AV do your best to ignore these people (I know it's not easy) and just be proud that you're a better person than they are because you would never treat anybody that way yourself. It's their character flaw not yours but unfortunatly it looks like you just can't teach 'old dogs' new tricks.

sandy71

jetta_wales wrote: »

There really are some horrible peole in this world (and this forum) if somebody has a question or wants advice they post here for answeres or advice not to be torn apart and given the 3rd degree.

Some people really need to learn when to shut up instead of causing misery because tearing people up makes them feel better.

God forbid the high and mighty few might ever consider not interogating people like criminals on here but it's often the same by the looks of it.

AV do your best to ignore these people (I know it's not easy) and just be proud that you're a better person than they are because you would never treat anybody that way yourself. It's their character flaw not yours but unfortunatly it looks like you just can't teach 'old dogs' new tricks.

:T:T That is why I very rarely post in here now.

sunnyone

angelvoice222 wrote: »

im upset cos everyday i have to battle to try to be normal, to prove to people including my family that im not some waste of space! because i have people telling me on a daily basis they wish i would be killed all because i am different, because i cant walk down the street without being spat at! and then i come on a disability forum hoping someone will understand and wont laugh at me or make me feel any worse than i already feel! THAT is why i am upset!

I believe what you have said above, after seeing your posts on here, your aggression and lack of empathy with physiclly disabled people is very obvious and with the massive chips on your shoulders I wouldnt want to know you in the real world.

I have empathey with other disabled people and I can normally see what problems they face, I have multipul disabilities myself and I do understand your disability and that you arnt entitled to take the wheelchair spaces but you just dont get it, you only get ME! ME! ME! which shows your ignorance.

Disabled discrimination is very real and people like you make it worse for the rest of us, if there are no seats, there are no seats for anyone and no one going to turf people out just for your benefit because you are disabled.

jetta_wales

sunnyone wrote: »

I believe what you have said above, after seeing your posts on here, your aggression and lack of empathy with physiclly disabled people is very obvious and with the massive chips on your shoulders I wouldnt want to know you in the real world.

I have empathey with other disabled people and I can normally see what problems they face, I have multipul disabilities myself and I do understand your disability and that you arnt entitled to take the wheelchair spaces but you just dont get it, you only get ME! ME! ME! which shows your ignorance.

Disabled discrimination is very real and people like you make it worse for the rest of us, if there are no seats, there are no seats for anyone and no one going to turf people out just for your benefit because you are disabled.

Lol for you to call her agressive and empathetic is quite amusing after some of your earlier posts in this thread.

sunnyone

jetta_wales wrote: »

Lol for you to call her agressive and empathetic is quite amusing after some of your earlier posts in this thread.

I did not call her empatheric, is that a real word?

None of my posts have had words removed, are you reading the same thread as I am?

Oldernotwiser

jetta_wales wrote: »

There really are some horrible peole in this world (and this forum) if somebody has a question or wants advice they post here for answeres or advice not to be torn apart and given the 3rd degree.

Some people really need to learn when to shut up instead of causing misery because tearing people up makes them feel better.

God forbid the high and mighty few might ever consider not interogating people like criminals on here but it's often the same by the looks of it.

AV do your best to ignore these people (I know it's not easy) and just be proud that you're a better person than they are because you would never treat anybody that way yourself. It's their character flaw not yours but unfortunatly it looks like you just can't teach 'old dogs' new tricks.

You are obviously a new member and nothing wrong with that. However, those of us who have been around for a while, most of whom are themselves disabled ofrcarers of people with disabilities are used to the numbers of people who play the disabled card at every turn and yet are able to lead a perfectly normal life when it suits them.

You may remain as idealistic as you are if you stay a member for a few years but I very much doubt it.