Blind man kicked out of city council meeting

[tbusman]

It’s obvious that the man was kicked out of a meeting for whatever reason, regardless of the he’s blind.

First observation is the guy knew the rules, so he shouldn’t of gone over.

Second the city knew the rules too.

Now we have a fair game.

He breaks the rules, he gets thrown out, so who’s at fault? The fact he is blind should not have anything to do with this question because it’s a biological fact, not an action.

The last observation is, if this had happened to a man who wasn’t blind, would we be having this conversation?

The fact is the man broke the rules and refused to be respectful about it. His blindness is not the problem, his actions were. So pointing out the fact he is blind should be irrelevant to this story. What should be focused on is the actions lead to his eviction from the meeting.

[jams]

And.... I mean rules are rules, if this guy knew his time was up then why did he argue? What did any of this accomplish? This city can never get anything done right, not even a "city council meeting"

[drewxcortezsperez]

We should give the boot to the city council. Even a blind man can see that... I nominate all the poor and the city council needs a limit to how much money the people pay them.