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Article on media treatment of people with disabilities after the ADA was enacted in 1990.
A quote from the article:
"In the mind of the public and the media, there are 'legitimate' and 'worthy' disabilities, usually those visible to the naked eye, such as mobility impairments and blindness. At the other end of the spectrum, there are the 'undeserving disabled,' people who are thought to be to blame for their conditions."

Aust dann jetzt auch voll im Film. Man muss sich das mal auf der Zunge zergehen lassen. Menschen, die mal gegen Homöopathie gekämpft haben, also DAFÜR arbeiteten, dass es Menschen besser geht, weil sie adäquat und wirksam behandelt werden, verlegen sich nun darauf, Gruppen, die sagen "hier gibts es ein Problem, wenn wir das Problem beseitigen, gehts uns besser" nachzuweisen, dass es das Problem nicht gibt.
Von der Arbeit FÜR Menschen, straight in die Arbeit GEGEN Menschen. <…

Hey Canada, Greenland and Panama, did you know that "...the U.S. government argued that Bin Laden and Soleimani posed an imminent threat and that the killings were defensive and, therefore, justified under international law."
I'm not saying anyone should hurt anyone. Violence is never a good answer. I also think someone threatening to invade and take possession of you by force is...bad.
quote source:

What does international law say about targeted killings? | CBC News
It certainly wasn't the first time a government was accused of orchestrating a killing on foreign soil, but observers around the world were nonetheless shocked by Prime Minister's Justin Trudeau's allegation that India's leaders had a hand in killing a Canadian citizen earlier this year in B.C. 

Useful #shakespeare quote to squirrel away and use over the next four years...
*"What cracker is this same that deafs our ears with this abundance of superfluous breath?"*
The Life & Death of King John, Act 2, scene one.