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As was every civil rights law ever passed in the world.conarb said:
I thought political discussions were banned here, but enforcing political laws isn't? I've got the same gripe with the Green code, we have a Green political party, should we have a Democratic and a Republican Code to enforce their political agenda?Mark said:As was every civil rights law ever passed in the world.
Quit nitpicking this issue, the fact is that the political agenda of ADA is being enforced in the codes. If accessibility is not in the codes stop talking about it here.Mark said:The ICC model codes and Some States have required Accessibility in their building codes, but it is NOT the ADA.
Black pot,,,,,,conarb said:Quit nitpicking this issue, the fact is that the political agenda of ADA is being enforced in the codes. If accessibility is not in the codes stop talking about it here.
That's exactly the nitpicking I'm talking about, if accessibility is adopted into the codes anyone enforcing the codes is de facto enforcing the ADA and federal civil rights legislation., if the language of the statute is the same as the law you are enforcing the law.Mark said:I NEVER Ever said "..accessibility is not in the codes..."
And that adds to the conversation, how?ICE said:conarb hits the more often than not.
Because Tiger realizes that you are promoting a personal agenda, and probably for your own profit.Mark said:And that adds to the conversation, how?
I am not politicizing the topic, I'm showing that the entire topic is political. If you think anything I've said is BS, rebut the alleged BS instead of your repeated ad hominem attacks upon anyone who criticizes your accessibility promotion.mark handler said:You stated this thread, not me.You are Politicizing the topic , not me.
you are equating ADA to the code , not me.
I Am rebutting your BS
As I have said before if you don't want the retort, don't read my posts.
What is the tile of the post?conarb said:I am not politicizing the topic, I'm showing that the entire topic is political. If you think anything I've said is BS, rebut the alleged BS instead of your repeated ad hominem attacks upon anyone who criticizes your accessibility promotion. I know you have repeatedly told people to ignore your incessant ADA posts if they don't agree with, or don't like the subject, but your repeated promotion of accessibility has taken over this forum, maybe the rest of us should just leave and let you make it your personal accessibility forum.
MARK;mark handler said:What is the tile of the post?Who created that title? You, that was not the title of the Bloomberg post
Who is politicizing the topic? You, as you do everything, government control conspiracy theories
Then why the F did you post itconarb said:MARK;Are you so blinded by this topic that you can't see that the topic is that the entire issue is political and shouldn't be here?
Who are you Mother Teresa? What does redistributing abundance have to do with enforcing codes designed to protect the health and safety of the populace? Robin Hood was a thief, and as to enforcing these discriminatory laws: "I don't see how they can fail to recognize a soldier's obligation to obey orders. That's the code I've live by all my life." Alfred Jodl, hanged in Nuremberg on Oct. 16, 1946.mark handler said:It is easy to deny others what you have in abundance.It is easy to blame others for circumstances beyond their control.
It is easy to politicize others rights
You, not I, Started the "Disability is a Political Issue".conarb said:"... but your repeated promotion of accessibility has taken over this forum..."