Thats seriously vile
Using disabled people to disguise antihomeless architecture is a new lowhttps://twitter.com/CloHiggins/status/1391083611860967426 …
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Aye because someone with a wheel chair couldn't just sit by the end of the bench
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That, or just sit on the bench. My colleague, for example, likes to transfer herself onto the bench, she just needs the backrest or a handrest on either side for support.
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Vile and, bizarrely, the thought that reducing the seating area by 1/3 somehow makes it more "accessible".
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It’d be far too difficult to seat adjacent to the bench without a metal back support. You know, since wheelchairs are famously just barstools on wheels
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Its not even big enough
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She was better off lying better and saying it was for social distancing reasonspic.twitter.com/OB3iXu4Uuz
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Tf is the purpose of this anyways can they not just pull up next to the bench and chill?? They’re already SITTING
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It’s to stop the homeless from being able to lay down on the bench. They aren’t fooling anyone with their anti-homeless BS
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How bout finding homeless people a "home?"
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