A shitty part is how hard it is to differentiate between "muh treats" and "disabled and needs it". I don't mean this to dismiss disabled people, quite the opposite. I feel like we're told to endure and handle way worse conditions than many of us are capable of and it's seen as a privilege to try and avoid heat stroke when it is in fact normal and good. But then on the other hand I won't deny the existence of people who can work in 100 degree weather and then go inside and crank down the AC to own the poors.
A shitty part is how hard it is to differentiate between "muh treats" and "disabled and needs it". I don't mean this to dismiss disabled people, quite the opposite. I feel like we're told to endure and handle way worse conditions than many of us are capable of and it's seen as a privilege to try and avoid heat stroke when it is in fact normal and good. But then on the other hand I won't deny the existence of people who can work in 100 degree weather and then go inside and crank down the AC to own the poors.
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