New Release -- November 21st, 2014

[FarmerMcLashwood]

Originally Posted by FCM

Don't give in to political correctness. Keep the facility names! Besides, the term "disabled" is far more offensive than handicapped. In fact, many people I know that are handicapped are handicap-able, meaning they can do many things as good if not better than those without handicaps. For those of you offended by the term, get over it!

Well lucky you that you are not disabled otherwise you too would find the word handicapped offensive.. just because we are disabled does not mean we are handicapped! and if this offends anyone then please admin just delete my comments.

[spiritualpathways]

Originally Posted by FarmerMcLashwood

Well lucky you that you are not disabled otherwise you too would find the word handicapped offensive.. just because we are disabled does not mean we are handicapped! and if this offends anyone then please admin just delete my comments.

well I as a disabled person find the word "disabled" offense .. much prefer the word handicapped any day .....and have found employers are my apt to hire you where I am at if u put handicapped vs disabled on an application ...I just think all this fuss over a word is ridiculous anyhow ...