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Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees
It’s amazing how your cognitive impairment appears to allow you to selectively block out what you choose. And since you do have a cognitive impairment how can you
say for sure that I’m being deliberately offensive ?
When you play this card you do a disservice to every single one of us who
has a disability (visible or not)
You refuse to be educated, you refuse to consider alternative possibilities. It’s just you and your agenda and when someone
corrects you or attempts to guide you
down a different path all of a sudden your cognitive impairment comes into play.
Grow up, stop acting like you’re being so hard done by. The reality is if a message board can get you this defensive then please don’t go out into the real world because it will eat you for breakfast
The world owes you nothing, just like the rest of us
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As previously stated, my facilitators have read your comments. They informed me that they believe that your comments are discriminatory, arrogant, offensive as well as unnecessarily rude.
To clarify, are you questioning the stated
effects of my disability?
Is there any particular reason why you are repeatedly ignoring the request to stop making person comments and focus on the subject under discussion?
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Various television programmes have been covering the Government's decision regarding phones in schools.
Some interesting points were made. One was that some parents ask their children to text them to make sure that they got to school safely and that some schools allow children to take phones to schools, but make them put them into lockers or hand them in at the start of the day and collect them at the end of the day.
It was stated that having a phone can make children the target of muggers either on the way to or on the way back from school.