Hurricane2k9 wrote:
true Jay. i think I get the intent of the EEOC's thing though. a guy who's mentally retarded handicapped might not be able to get a high school diploma but he can probably still do janitorial work. i'd rather he at least have a job like that than have him be totally dependent on welfare.
So, apparently, drooling idiots pushing legislation to help more drooling idiots get jobs.FEOS wrote:
People with mental/physical disabilities can still get diplomas/equivalencies. It's required, per the IDEA act (an implementation of ADA in schools--derp), which governs special education requirements. This is an example of one part of the government not knowing about existing laws/policies and not vetting their initiatives with other stakeholders before publishing them to prevent conflict.
Or, in other words: complete, utter, incompetence.
Disclaimer: Not that I mean any offense to those with saliva production problems, or clinically diagnosed idiots, or the developmentally disabled, or the motivationally challenged, or those that are too sensitive to be bothered to finish high school, or ...
Fuckit.
Yeah, I do mean to be offensive.
High School is not hard.
All you have to do is show up, not eat all the paste by yourself (plays well with others), and not set the goddamned building on fire too many times.
Last edited by rdx-fx (2012-01-11 20:10:46)