[blindlaw] Question About Rental Discrimination

[Mark BurningHawk]

I went to Dartmouth, class of 1990.  I only bring it up because you  
mentioned Mary Hitchcock.

For me, the problem is more basic.  I can't imagine life without legs,  
either, or a strong body, but that doesn't mean that if I meet someone  
who leads a life without legs, that I will "logically," deduce that he  
or she cannot think or cook or function.  I will merely observe to see  
if he or she has adapted; if not, then that's more his/her personal  
hell than mine; if so, then that is merely what I would expect of any  
strong person.  I'm not sure that a lack of education explains it,  
since attorneys, as some here may attest, have asked disconnected  
questions such a whether or not you can use a phone--another one I  
can't conceive of the connection.  There seems to be here demonstrated  
a lapse into fear-driven temporary insanity, in which Aristotelian  
logic or orderly, progressive reasoning does not function.  This is  
why I am almost always caught unprepared whenever confronted by  
someone acting irrationally around me.

Mark BurningHawk
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