[blindlaw] Pimp My Cane
Aziza Cano
daydreamingncolor at gmail.com
Mon Mar 29 00:21:12 UTC 2010
Other than that it would be fun, and might help some kids and other newly
blinded people identify with their canes. I mean, if a child who is six can
put stickers of racing cars on his cane, he may be open to carrying it
around, that is more open to just a plain white one.
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> Where safety and recognition is concerned I fail to understand the
> rationale of deviating from the accepted standards. This is the equivalent
> of a local government deciding to develop its own colors of a system for
> traffic signal lights. There is nno point in making a fashion statement
> using a recognized symbol.
> Chuck
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> From: "Mark BurningHawk" <stone_troll at sbcglobal.net>
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>
>> I'm following this thread, and I know a large percentage of the folks
>> here are NFB members; I personally a not, nor any organization, for that
>> matter. I find a bit of hypocrisy in this discussion: First the NFB
>> rails against things like audible cross walk signals and so on, claiming
>> that the blind don't need them, that it's not what the blind "want,"
>> whatever. Same with identifiable currency. Now, however, I hear a
>> bunch of the same people saying, in effect, "I want to carry a symbol of
>> blindness! I want to proclaim my blindness to everyone so that they can
>> alter their behaviors appropriately in recognition of the fact that I'm
>> blind!" I should think the true spirit of the NFB might be to use a
>> black cane and give no indication whatsoever of blindness, except on a
>> purely voluntary basis. I just don't understand this.
>>
>> Mark BurningHawk
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>> Home: Http://MarkBurningHawk.net/
>> Namaste!
>>
>>
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