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[Ray Foret Jr]

Uh, just a second here.  Brian was not being insensitive.  He was just pointing out the facts of life.  True independance means having the ability to do what you have to do, however you have to do it.  My home town now has public transportation; but, there was a time when it did not.  I still got where I needed or wanted to go.  Yes, it costed a little more money back then, and, there are times when it still might because the buses or shuttle don't always go where I want or need to go.  Still and all, I get there.  IF I can do it, so can you; fixed income not withstanding.  It's just a matter of figuring out other ways of getting it done.  Sure, public transportation would be nice; but, if you don't have it, you'd bettter be able to work out different ways of getting done what you have to get done.  That's what real independance is all about; not doing things just one particular way; rather, working out different ways of getting done what you need or wish to get done.  


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The Constantly Barefooted Ray!!!

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On Jan 27, 2012, at 12:51 PM, Reese wrote:

> Bryan:
> 
> Stop being insensitive to other people's problems.  This lack of access is 
> real to some people who do need to get some place that doesn't have public 
> transportation.  If this is the only place in Town where the non-driver 
> licenses are being processed then all kinds of disabilities are going to 
> have to rely on someone to get them there other than public transportation. 
> Still it doesn't fall under the ADA guidelines where the DMV should be 
> located.
> 
> Reese
> 
> ----- Original Message ----- come on folks,
> how much of a problem is it when you only have to renew about every six 
> years?
> 
> 
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