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I like what
Yehuda has to say. I think we as a society have a responsibility to look
out for those who are weaker and more needy, especially if we have the means
too – which we do. With that in
mind, we also need to be practical. If we spent our time trying to make
everything in life accessible, we wouldn’t find much time for other
important things and our businesses may suffer. That’s
why we must find a balance. Both the courts, the disabled, and designers
need to be patient and gracious with each other. In time, these things
will come about, just as they have in public and commercial buildings. -Isaac From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Yehuda Katz Or we could say, "As
a society, we will insist that people who are physically disabled be afforded a
minimal level of access to large, commercial or public areas." Disabled
people are human beings too, and if we can do something to ensure that those
who cannot do the things we take for granted can do them too, we'll be better
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