Re: OT - Two Choices
- From: "Sandi" <sanditypes@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 11:33:15 -0400
"Bob Rahe" <bob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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In article <1152713525.686935.3900@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,Oh, good lord. If the disabled person was an adult, there might be a
Judity <Judity01@xxxxxxx> wrote:
A friend sent me this in an email this morning, and I wanted to share...
it with all of you.
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What would you do? You make the choice! Don't look for a punch line;
There isn't one! Read it anyway. My question to all of you is: Would
you have made the same choice?
Actually, story comes from a story by a Rabbi that appeared in
a book of his. The article on snopes:
http://www.snopes.com/glurge/chush.htm
gives the cite and then argues that this is not a good thing, that it
is "... bestow(ing) upon the disabled a pat on the head instead of
granting them acceptance for who they are, ..."
Interesting article.
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smidgen of an argument there. But being kind to a child, disabled or not,
especially when that kindness comes from other children, is certainly not
"giving a pat on the head."
I swear people will find anything to b*tch about; this is definitely proof
of that. Don't be nice to the disabled boy; that isn't nice!
Sandi
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