[nabs-l] Blind ambition: U.S. Army's onlyblindSpecialForcesofficer set to inspire at HuntingtonISD'sVeterans Day event
Kevin Wassmer
commanderlumpy2003 at earthlink.net
Wed Nov 25 01:25:07 UTC 2009
It sounds interesting.
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From: "David Dunphy" <djdrocks4ever at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [nabs-l] Blind ambition: U.S. Army's
onlyblindSpecialForcesofficer set to inspire at HuntingtonISD'sVeterans Day
event
>I don't think this was anything like the first story. That story was
>pointing out how amazing it was that a 14-year-old blind kid is for
>socializing with his peers, and while that may be a unique experience for
>some, we're not this amazing group of people cause we can socialize.
> In the army story, you can't assume any bias on the writer's part or that
> people may or may not have felt bad for the soldier for the injuries he
> faced. That story did mention the soldier's blindness, but didn't focus
> exclusively on it, just on what he was doing with his life. That football
> article was so focused on how incredible that kid was for socializing and
> playing games with his peers, and that writer made it so obvious he didn't
> think it was possible for blind people to do that it was unbelievable. The
> army article was much more of a human interest story than the blind
> football player article. But you know, everyone interprets these things
> differently, and I wouldn't get too bothered if people thought one was
> better than the other. Agree to disagree if you think someone's got it
> wrong, and move on.
>>From David
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