11-29-2017, 01:17 PM
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The Dragmire's Fortress Post
VOL. 32 NO. 558CITY FINAL
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 29, 2017
Turning a Blind Eye?
The Issue
When a blind man and his guide human were recently refused service in Dragmire’s Fortress restaurant ‘The Haute Potato’, it started a heated debate that few had seen coming.
The Debate
“This is a real eye-opener!” exclaims Mathias Murdock, head of the Flandish Blind Trust, speaking to a large group of cane-wielding protesters. “This discrimination against the blind and partially-sighted has gone on for too long. Not only should we be allowed to take our companions and guardians wherever we go, now is the time to realize our vision of a society completely accessible for the visually impaired!”
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“Humans must be kept out of restaurants; why can’t these people see that?” queries Sun Hester, a young chef from ‘The Haute Potato’, reeking of paprika. “It’s not that I don’t understand, really, I do, but it’s a health issue, you know. Imagine that thing entering the kitchen; you’d get their fur or scales or whathaveyou all over the buffet,” she asserts confidently while her sweat trickles down into tonight’s babaganuche. “He should just tie his human outside along with any other mutt. They still have their canes, don’t they?”
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Your human-walker, Akira Pavlov, who has 20/20 vision, rambles at you whilst untangling several leads. “Why are we only thinking of the blind here? I can’t see why the blind should be able to take their humans into restaurants, while my poor babies still have to be tied out in the rain. You’ll let me take my humans into restaurants as well, right?”
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12 notices • 1 issue
« Back to Issues
1 FLANMIRE
The Dragmire's Fortress Post
VOL. 32 NO. 558CITY FINAL
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 29, 2017
Turning a Blind Eye?
The Issue
When a blind man and his guide human were recently refused service in Dragmire’s Fortress restaurant ‘The Haute Potato’, it started a heated debate that few had seen coming.
The Debate
“This is a real eye-opener!” exclaims Mathias Murdock, head of the Flandish Blind Trust, speaking to a large group of cane-wielding protesters. “This discrimination against the blind and partially-sighted has gone on for too long. Not only should we be allowed to take our companions and guardians wherever we go, now is the time to realize our vision of a society completely accessible for the visually impaired!”
Accept
“Humans must be kept out of restaurants; why can’t these people see that?” queries Sun Hester, a young chef from ‘The Haute Potato’, reeking of paprika. “It’s not that I don’t understand, really, I do, but it’s a health issue, you know. Imagine that thing entering the kitchen; you’d get their fur or scales or whathaveyou all over the buffet,” she asserts confidently while her sweat trickles down into tonight’s babaganuche. “He should just tie his human outside along with any other mutt. They still have their canes, don’t they?”
Accept
Your human-walker, Akira Pavlov, who has 20/20 vision, rambles at you whilst untangling several leads. “Why are we only thinking of the blind here? I can’t see why the blind should be able to take their humans into restaurants, while my poor babies still have to be tied out in the rain. You’ll let me take my humans into restaurants as well, right?”
Accept
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