[games_access] PWDs against inclusion?

[Ian Hamilton]

I've come across exactly the same thing before.
"No, I meant an actual disability, like mine, not just someone in a wheelchair"

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> From: "Barrie Ellis" <oneswitch at gmail.com>
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> I've come across people who seem to believe that there is a "hierarchy of 
> disability" (almost a caste-system) - where some seem to think their 
> barriers are more important to remove than those for others, because the 
> others are in some way inferior. But these people are well in the minority 
> in my experience, and frankly, there are arse holes in all walks of life.
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> Barrie
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