No, she probably wouldn't want help from a stranger. Maybe she was there with a friend, maybe all sorts of things. My point is rather that I find it preferable to take into consideration all the possibilities of what could be the problem and consider the worst-case scenario before passing judgement on people. sarah is, in the post from which this thread derives, apparently assuming that the "very thin" woman puking in the bathroom has no right to be using the disabled stall.
Congratulations on finding a high horse to jump on, though, well done. In keeping in mind that other people may well have serious problems and therefore shouldn't be judged for not having a visible, approved disability, and pointing out what kind of problems they could very well be, I am clearly being viciously cruel to this woman I have never met or laid eyes upon.
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No, she probably wouldn't want help from a stranger. Maybe she was there with a friend, maybe all sorts of things. My point is rather that I find it preferable to take into consideration all the possibilities of what could be the problem and consider the worst-case scenario before passing judgement on people.
Congratulations on finding a high horse to jump on, though, well done. In keeping in mind that other people may well have serious problems and therefore shouldn't be judged for not having a visible, approved disability, and pointing out what kind of problems they could very well be, I am clearly being viciously cruel to this woman I have never met or laid eyes upon.