
As I can't hear gangs, more likely to get mugged etc
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:11, archived)

Have you been mugged? Has the police told the goverment that in NO UNCERTAIN TERMS I would have been safe if I could have heard them?
Doubt it
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:14, archived)

I am male. Men are many times more likely to be attacked than women.
Where's my free fucking taxi, you feeble fucking whinging prick? It's no wonder people with genuine needs don't get the services they need with money-grabbing life-fearing pricks like you about.
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:17, archived)

or general background noise that it's a gang/mugger behind you.
And they usefully announce themselves and their intentions after all, so yeah, being deaf gives you a serious disadvantage in most situations.
I'm sorry for your disability love, but christ.
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:18, archived)

It was looking slightly like bullying then. But you've arrived and given it all a gloss of acceptability. Hello Mrs. BotheredMe. How's tricks?
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:23, archived)

what about people who can't fight for shit? I suppose they should get DLA because if they get mugged then the police will tell them..
'IN NO UNCERTAIN TERMS'
that if they hadn't been soft as shite, then they'd be able to fight them off...
FUCK OFF PLEASE!
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:19, archived)

going to stop people in front of you mugging you?
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:26, archived)

( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:32, archived)

if my gf couldn't get DLA or a spack-plaque for her car with the crippling pain of an MS episode... you can fucking sing for it
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:14, archived)

my mother can hear perfectly but she'd be just as useless against a GANG or a mugger!
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:13, archived)

Deaf and blind people manage to traverse london all the time without these problems.
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:14, archived)

You can bullshit it all you like.
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:16, archived)

I have done alot of work with disabled people and they do not get taxis everywhere
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:19, archived)

( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:21, archived)

I know of several people who are disabled and all of them take public transport to various places and cope very well.
Plus, I'd never be able to hear someone behind me with my hearing and that's never stopped me going out.
( , Thu 11 Oct 2007, 12:30, archived)