What would you do?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObkxEXKoklI

It was touching. What would you do in this situation?

 

I would be upset with their employer, if they hired someone who doesn't have the ability to be around such a large group of people every day such as being a cashier then give them a different task. Not for my own personal gain, but for their's, they are special needs and need special treatment. I have nothing against special need's people, in fact I'm around them everyday; it's just when you know they need to be somewhere's else and in a better environment, that ticks you off. You wouldn't take a polar bear from the arctic, just to bring it to California and leave it on the beach now would you?

 

Go ask those people if they would want special treatment and see how many will say yes.

 

They couldn't understand, what I was talking about even if I did.

 

Although it might not be the best position for them they don't deserve to be told off. The bagger is probably working twice as hard as you would doing the same job. You don't discriminate against people like that.

 

You're comparing special needs people to polar bears? They're human beings just like you and me. All of this is an effort to allow them to live normal lives instead of always feeling different

 

I've seen this show before, surprising how so many people just watch most of the time. I didn't watch it because it's usually the same scenario, i would just interfere and put the person in place.

 

i would knock out who ever is giving someone with a disability shit thats just sad and only someone that is trash would treat a person like that

 

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Everything Tyro just said is completely true, and i agree with him.

People that are born with disabilities like this, and are treated like that, i couldnt have more remorse for. And to the people that treat them like that? I have no mercy for you.

 

Not all people with special needs have trouble comprehending your words. If you even watch the video, both of the guys understand completely what people are telling. Not to mention they show emotions too, probably more than you do.

 

I'm sure, just like if you ask a toddler if he or she would like to have candy for dinner instead of a meal, just to hear them shriek "CANDY!!", sure they can probably understand my words, but do they understand whats better for them in the long run? No and they wouldn't be special need's, if they could.

 

I can honestly say i would stick up for him. There is a special needs person in my class and has been in my class since i started school and i can say i'm good friends with him, sure he can be annoying at time but he's still a cool guy and a friend. Because you're a special needs person doesn't mean you should be treated badly by some bitch in the grocery store (i'm aware she's an actor).

 

I don't know what I would do in that situation. As sad as this is if I'm in a really good mood I would probably stick up for him but if my dad was pretty bad the only thing I might be able to say is "Ah he isn't that bad." I wish I was better at sticking up for people with special needs.

 

Some people just aren't good with confrontation, doesn't make you a bad person at all

 

As much as I would love to stand up for other people, I simply can't unless the person I am confronting is smaller than me. Which is not very likely considering I'm only 120 pounds :'(

But if i had some ways of protecting myself, you can bet your life that I would stand up for them.

 

87 year old grandma says to the retard i hate you your a retard, Your going to knock her out? Aren't you the big man.
Or
26 Year old ex-pro boxer/UFC fighter built like a shit house and has a fetish for cutting peoples toes off, says to the retard i hate the way your face looks at me im gonna kick your ass, Your going to 'Knock him out'?

Reasons your an idiot -

1 - I doubt you could even knock yourself out never mind anyone else.
2 - Knocking someone out proves nothing other than your also a retard.
3 - People have a right to there opinion, You don't have to agree.