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Seen in Lowes today...
If they recognize miniature horses than they should recognize a goat. I take mine into Tractor Supply on occasuon, but never Lowes.Once People learned that businesses shouldn't ask about service animal because of HIPAA they started taking advantage of the disability act to bring any pets into places open to the public . So Tennessee passed a law stating that it only recognizes service dogs and ........... miniature horses .
I knew you were going to say something like ‘what, you don’t take your goat out with you?’ LolIf they recognize miniature horses than they should recognize a goat. I take mine into Tractor Supply on occasuon, but never Lowes.
Lots of airlines have narrowed their definitions of them. Another woman wasn’t allowed on with her peacock. I feel that whatever gives you comfort at home is great. As far as going on a commercial mode of transport or restaurant though, I believe only trained animals should be allowed. I saw on the news about going on line and registering animals for a minimal fee as service animals. No proof of anything required, just money. I say that if your squirrel can attend and pass an obedience class and get a certification then let him fly!As a medical person and an animal person, I like the idea of broadened definitions of service animals.
I, for example, find monkeys to be dirty, disgusting animals that spread diseases to people...yet I know several people in wheelchairs who have service monkeys that can retrieve items that are indicated with a laser pointer.
Dogs, goats, and pigs can tell when a person is going to have an epileptic seizure...often before the patient gets an aura.
There is even a story of a monkey bringing his wheelchair-bound owner a handgun so that the man could shoot a home invader.
Some birds (like swans and geese) make excellent watchdogs and alarm systems, and so on.
I'm very open-minded toward service animals, and I feel that they're under-utilized.
I understand your points and somewhat agree with a few of them, but I think the issues are overblown...especially given the individual circumstances and peoples' limitations.
I know a badly handicapped vet (with brain injuries) from Afghanistan who can't be parted with his german shepard...the same war dog that kept him alive "over there".
This dog protects him, provides comfort, and can tell when he's getting flashbacks.
Doctors are actually able to reduce his medication doses in some of his pills because of the dog.
Animals can play a very important role in helping people with subtle disabilities.
Yes, chimps are dangerous. They've been known to eat human babies, and Jane Goodall had to keep her infant in a cage to protect her under certian circumstances.Service dogs aren't the issue . Its People taking advantage of laws to bring their rat ot spider monkey or other into public places . And watch thoes chimpanzee's they will rip your face off .
I thought several of Us at work were going to get fired over what to call the trans individuals . I just reasoned that " It" would be a ok descriptive word for a 3rd gender .
I thought several of Us at work were going to get fired over what to call the trans individuals . I just reasoned that " It" would be a ok descriptive word for a 3rd gender .
I think monkeys should be used in war (and after war) to clear minefields, and as an early warning system for chemical and biological agents.
I think the word "pervert" is most appropriate. Not as an insult, but as a viable term. Look up webster's, it fits perfectly.
pervert: one that has been perverted
specifically: one given to some form of sexual perversion
bsflagI'm a bit meh about 'it', as it tends to imply thingness rather than humanness, but it doesn't bother me and I've come across a few people who prefer it (no pun intended). I tend to prefer 'they' but don't fuss if someone uses 'he/him/his' or 'she/her/hers' for me and don't think I've ever asked anyone to use any particular pronouns. On the whole, I wish we could just get over gender entirely
I can not stand monkeys,I have no use for themYes, chimps are dangerous. They've been known to eat human babies, and Jane Goodall had to keep her infant in a cage to protect her under certian circumstances.
Still, trained primates have helped an immense number of people.
They bring items that the person needs, they raise a rukus when things aren't right, they can even call 911.
I think monkeys should be used in war (and after war) to clear minefields, and as an early warning system for chemical and biological agents.
there are male and female there is no in between ,,,,,anyone claiming anything else is a freak
Well, actually there is, GG. There are several conditions that can cause "intersex" individuals. This is not the same thing is being "gender confused", it's a real physical condition.there are male and female there is no in between ,,,,,anyone claiming anything else is a freak
yeah I know about them,,,,and we aren't talking about them they are a rare breedWell, actually there is, GG. There are several conditions that can cause "intersex" individuals. This is not the same thing is being "gender confused", it's a real physical condition.
The problem, in my view, is that for what ever reason (genetics or mind set) people with sexual attributes (sexual organs) demand they be allowed to invade the private space (shower, bathrooms or dressing area) of people with the opposite sexual anatomy. If you are born with a penis, then you use the facility designed for folks with a penis. If you were born with a vagina, then you use the facilities of the people with vagina's. I do not want my grandchildren exposed to the sexual difference, simply because some government agency feels they should protect one small group's feeling above the rest of the population. I catch a person with male attributes going into a bathroom my granddaughter is using and that person may get a free sex change right on the spot.
I think public bathrooms should be neutral, like the ones in homes. The folk I'd restrict are those men who avoid cleaning thoroughly after a crap because they're so homophobic that they think touching between their buttocks will turn them gay, the eejits.
The 'predatory transwoman' is largely a fiction, and transfolk, especially trans women and especially trans women of colour, are more more likely to be victims of assault than perpetrators.
2017: https://edition-m.cnn.com/2017/03/07/health/transgender-bathroom-law-facts-myths/index.html?r=https://www.google.co.uk/
2015: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/m.mi...s-trans-people-have-attacked-you-in-bathrooms
I've wondered about this.Well, actually there is, GG. There are several conditions that can cause "intersex" individuals. This is not the same thing is being "gender confused", it's a real physical condition.
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