Let's remember that "disability is not choice and they therefore need full support

@brennathecatlover4360

Жыл бұрын

There is a disease that makes u wanna harm yourself like lose your eyesight stuff like that

@danielwhyatt3278

Жыл бұрын

Here here

Everyone should realize that sooner or later we will all be disabled in one way or another at some point in our lives...So improving the conditions in all aspects of life for these people, as well as making them a part of the conversation truly benefits us ALL.

@user-hu5ru7md8x

Жыл бұрын

No one argued with that but the point is that no one should disrupt other people's lives for a protest on purpose. There are rules to follow in protesting. Whether it is about environmental issues or the treatment of the disabled, protests should not make such a disorder.

@l1nus0nl1neproductions9

Жыл бұрын

@@user-hu5ru7md8x Yes, but That’s the point of protesting, to make Everyone stop, see and think about the problem and then have a debate

@user-hu5ru7md8x

Жыл бұрын

@L1nus0nL1ne Productions You know that the UK government is preparing to make the law of stopping the protest if the protestor disrupts the transport? It's the same issue. And we already have a similar law. So they should follow the law.

@nvmtt1403

Жыл бұрын

@@l1nus0nl1neproductions9 everyone WILL not stop. if you are late to work, the work will not stop for you. you will simply be replaced. the only one you will halt with these antics are the people with the least amount of wealth security, those without private transport. welcome to capitalism. I thought people had figured this out by now.

@l1nus0nl1neproductions9

Жыл бұрын

@@nvmtt1403 well. Then Why should someone lose there job Cuz someone wanted to show and change something bad? Yes, its capitalism and most understand it but that dosent mean Everyone likes it nor that There couldnt excist something better.

Accessibility isn't just an issue for the disabled. It is also a concern for the elderly. As many developed countries ages, this is going to become more important.

I heard their news. They chose to be blamed and misunderstood rather being ignored by the government and politicians. But this conservative government chose to sue them rather listening their voice. Who should be shamed?

We must not forget that anyone can become disabled. It could be your family, friends, or yourself.

@fazertace6837

Жыл бұрын

Wow! Nobody thought of that. Dimwit.

@jacklinden1319

Жыл бұрын

yes lad. if they wont let me go to work, my boss will make me disable for sure

Homes and rentals need to be built with disability in mind, even if you are young...you won't be always

so the politician decides to go with zero tolerance instead of trying to resolve the issue. so many want to just kick the can down the road instead of addressing thing. Keep the fight up. accesibility is needed.

How is this still a debate in Korea? No one chooses to be physically disadvantaged. Discrimination against anyone for something that is beyond their control is absolutely deplorable. What about respecting your honored warriors and your elderly? This is deeply ingrained in your culture, already. Why not extend it to those less fortunate as well? Edit: I am generally proud of my 2nd Dan in the World Tae Kwon Do Federation. After seeing this, I am slightly ashamed of my connection with Korea.

@Hyper_Typhoon

Жыл бұрын

한국 수도권에는 무려 2300만명이 몰려산다. 저들이 시위를 이르키는 노선인 수도권 4, 6호선의 하루 이용객은 무려 160만명에 이른다. 한국은 나름대로 장애인에 대한 인식이 잘되어있던 나라고 시설도 제대로 잘되어있다. 근데 장애인 단체들은 굳이 없는 역에 들어가서 시위 중이다. 그래서 국민들의 장애인을 보는 시선이 아주 떨어졌다. 어느정도냐면, 우리와 같은 존재에서 문제아 수준으로 말이다. 애초에 모든 역에 엘리베이터 설치가 가능하겠는가? 수도권에만 역이 650개가 있다.

@dhawthorne1634

Жыл бұрын

@@Hyper_Typhoon 정중하게도 우리는 1100개가 넘는 스테이션으로 관리하고 있습니다.

@Hyper_Typhoon

Жыл бұрын

@@dhawthorne1634 in NYC?

@Hyper_Typhoon

Жыл бұрын

@@dhawthorne1634 Still, Korean citizens do not change their position. Disabled organizations harm 1.6 million innocent people. It started to damage other cities and other lines as well. Koreans originally had a good perception of people with disabilities. Other disabled people are also harmed by what they have done.

@Hyper_Typhoon

Жыл бұрын

@@dhawthorne1634 In the data I looked for, there were only 470 stations. How long are the lines and length? in New York subway?

Yep, nothing pointing to a deeply dysfunctional society here.

Cant believe that this has to be fought for. Its a total no brainer and benefits others (via the curb drop effect) such as those with buggies or those pushing carts.

What’s worse then having no legs ? Having no legs and no train fare 😂

The incumbent Gov. is to be blamed .

@SANGJU_FIRST_CH

Жыл бұрын

I think it's worse for ordinary people who are indifferent or uncomfortable with their demands instead of the government.

If the South Korean government and a lot of the public have the attitude that they are being inconvenienced by these protests, they should imagine how these disabled citizens feel every day trying to get around

@danielwhyatt3278

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. The attitude of a looot of the public there is quite horrible considering how advanced in other areas they are. It’s actually the same for beauty standards sadly. The ‘other’ mentality is huge over there, as well as in Japan.

@user-yy4qy4ig9k

Жыл бұрын

S L 이 사람은 장애인을 무슨 적국처럼 사회의 악으로 간주하는 정신이상자 같습니다. 자기 망상으로 자기 의견 다라고 말입니다. 여기저기 싸지르고 다니는 정말 한심한 부류 입니다.

@user-xu8ui3kv9b

Жыл бұрын

@@SL-jn8cz 선동하지마라 ㅋㅋㅋ

@user-kv4nt4kz9x

Жыл бұрын

@@user-xu8ui3kv9b 당신이나 하지 마세요~

Thank you BBC. FINALLY a non-biased report. Thanks Nick Marsh!!!!

Mrs Anna is legit and him method works like magic. I keep winning every week with her new strategy.

@morrisonnicolas9283

Жыл бұрын

Wow, I'm just shocked that someone mentioned that expert Mrs Anna thinks I'm the only one trading with her

@garyowen7841

Жыл бұрын

I think I am blessed because otherwise I would not have met someone as spectacular as the expert Mrs Anna I think she is the best broker I have ever seen.

@jamesmaddison2522

Жыл бұрын

Please how to start with Mrs Anna

@steveharvey5261

Жыл бұрын

I always wonder how she gets her analysis, I got a profit of $28,609 with capital of $4,000 in 7 days of trading with her

@dennishaysbert1928

Жыл бұрын

@cryptokeyceo

The way they picked to protest is causing terrible traffic during rush hours(it is so crowded in Seoul) making many citizens upset. That's why those protests are not welcomed. They should've chosen a different way.

@SANGJU_FIRST_CH

Жыл бұрын

I hope you know that it has been going on for 20 years this way. For 20 years. Also, thanks to their efforts, I hope you know that elevators have been installed in many places as a result of their protests.

If its being reported on news channels outside of South Korea then they are certainly going about this the right way. If you shout loud, everybody hears.

The lady complained the protests held her train up for an hour. In England your train will not even turn up 😂

Good, keep protesting!

Why did I think it was the sandwich company?

So dumb! Improving the facility means they will attract a bigger market. They should be thankful for the critic. What an arrogance...

Who punches disabled people! If I see that, we are fighting.

Accessibility to psychological wellness disabilities is also a need of population. Accessibility to communications or facilitate communications based on medical conditions is a human rights needs

"Like it or not, I will judge you based on how you treat the people around you with the least power." - Tim Minchin

@fazertace6837

Жыл бұрын

“People who quote other people to gain likes are nauseating AF” Me

@scapegoatiscariot2767

Жыл бұрын

@@fazertace6837 I like that.

Honestly, it’s hard to take one side as a person who understands it’s hard to get around with a wheelchair, having a friend who is like that. but also citizens gotta go around.

Support and love to South Korea! South Korea will become only more accessible and prosperous! 🇰🇷

Well, this much is Korea: These subway bosses clearly have no Seoul.

Shame on everyone going against the disabled. NOT THEIR FAULT!!!!

"Ordinary south korean is what they are" Damn that hit hard ngl ! I support their cause you have my full support from France 💪🏿

@JadeWhite-xf9xq

Жыл бұрын

I totally agree! Don't try to draw lines between the disabled and the non-disabled!

@danielwhyatt3278

Жыл бұрын

Here here. Same from Britain. It’s still orifice how behind S Korea is despite being so advanced in many areas. Japan sadly is also not far behind this. Even though infrastructure for disabled people is better in Japan verses S Korea, their attitudes towards disabled people of any type is sadly still veeery behind that of the west.

спасибо.☆

😂😂Because of them, I was late 22 times and suffered property damage. change the way protest!

Inconveniencing innocent people and disrupting people's lives because you feel a sense of entitlement is pretty childish. Use the civic process like everybody if you want change, don't act like petulant children.

People writing the comments dont know the exact situation. I live in Korea and use subway everyday. The protest is done dangerously and this protest has turned into some kind of political protest. They claim their right but don't care about others.

@ericdpeerik3928

Жыл бұрын

I get it, but it's not a good look. Reshuffle the deck and find a different approach.

@ammuri8468

11 ай бұрын

I clearly don't really know how infrastructure is in Korea or how it has evolved even in this 5 months, but if they had to go to those limits for the people to talk about them then it's because it isn't talked about enough. My dad is in a wheelchair and luckily were I live everything has accomodations. We just finish adding a ramp to the building we live in after he lost his leg. Some people would think: "why would I pay for a ramp if I don't need it?" You may not need it now, but who says you won't in a few months, or weeks, or years? Who says you won't lose you won't have an accidental and lose all your body mobility? Or have an illness that made the only viable option cutting one's limb? If my dad lived in a place we're accomodations weren't there for him I would protest too. They didn't chose to be in a wheelchair. They found themselves in that situation. Why shouldn't the government help their own citizens? So, by your last sentence. "They don't care about other's (rights)" Does anyone actually care for theirs?

Why aren't the subways handicapped accessible?

Almost South Korean do not repot how disabled people keep their daily life. So South non disabled people say 'there convenient facilities. I cannot understand why they do like this.' UK reporters show different quality compare South Korean reporters. This article shows how disabled people in South Korea keep their daily life.

We have the same leisure in denmark, the infrastructure is very disability friendly. South korea deserves the best leisure.

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

Every subway station in south korea is wheelchair accessible by law. The protesters chose the subway to try to get the publics attention.

@brennathecatlover4360

Жыл бұрын

Sk does have wheelchair stuff and seats specifically for elderly, pregnant women etc

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

@@brennathecatlover4360 Thats true. I live in Australia and its impossible for someone on a wheelchair to get on a train because of the enormous gap between the platform. Sk subway was amazing in comparison.

Let’s be honest. Since when people were friendly to disabled people. How many times can you bump into them while waling in the centre of Seoul. I am aware of that lots of passengers got angry but that is much less than what disabled people feel everyday when they go out of their door.

Korea under Yoon must be a blessing. Yall vote for him

good for the subway authorities they have the right to protest they do not have the right to block other people going about their lives I wish the UK would follow this and free up our roads from protester blockades

@issi9740

Жыл бұрын

The protestes are blocked from going about their lives EVERY DAY, imagine how angry they are

Greetings from Timor Leste 🇹🇱 to friends with disabilities in Korea 🙌

The world needs more *empathy,* globally ♡ *Empathy isn't a weakness, it's a human strength.*

Det är besvärligt här åckså och skulle tågen någonsin komma efter tid tabell får man åka i cyckel vagnen.😕

@user-hu5ru7md8x

Жыл бұрын

The subway is the main transport for Seoul citizen.

Why BBC not made documentary on genocide of Blacks & Asian by Britishers.

I have chronic pain and they go like this because they fit so they dont understand . Humble yourselfs..im shocked same sex have more rights.

Fascinating South Korea :D Abysmal North Korea >:(

Disgusting using riot police on a bunch of disabled demonstrators 😔

People are heartless....

Thus could be your family your dad your mother your sister your kid your family's kid your loved ones cause of a accident be real ppl.

I'm sorry, but do you know what percent the subway elevator installation rate is in Korea? Why don't you tell they stopped hospital visit, funeral . Before talking about the human rights of the disabled in Korea, shouldn't we talk about elevator installation rate in UK first?

Nice kind quiet peaceful demonstrations have been happening forever. Nothing has been done to solve this very important issue. Sometimes the only way to get people to change the system is by disruption. Yes, certain people will be upset because they only care about themselves. You must understand, this is a cry for help. These people are desperate. Some people may be upset and do nothing. But others who will also look will notice and see that these people are needing help. And they will support them. A protest for disabled people is not the same as a protest for a violent terrorist group. It is a protest for your friends and neighbors. It is a protest for your future. Please see the bigger picture.

Underdogma.

Against South Korean authorities, clip should be take down like our democratic PM documentary.

Fully support the protestors. DISABILITY ACCESS FOR ALL!!!

😥

Accessibility to physical disability challenges is a human right 👍. If no access to physical disability challenges the protest activist are exercising their rights to demand access to their needs to use train. Suing disable peoples is not an option. The Responsability of country leader is to upgrade and update what needs to be to meet the needs of population in public transportation. You cannot sue peoples for exercising their constitutional human rights

We wring our hands, as we should, over western bigotry in both the past and the present. But, in Asia, bigotry is a key cultural component. It's dripping from every statement by the Korean government and every inconvenienced commuter in this short piece.

Oh ORDINARY not ornery Malachi thought, that's what I heard at the end there at first hahe

😢

Can they come to NYC, less than HALF of the subway is accessible (it’s more like 1/3), and they just recently promised to up that number to 95%, by 2055! 32 YEARS!

@Hyper_Typhoon

Жыл бұрын

There are only 470 stations in New York. The Korean metropolitan area(Seoul metropolitan area) has as many as 650 stations. And most stations already have elevators and lifts installed. They are more political than you think.

Ευχαριστούμε για την ενημέρωση!!!Ο Χριστός μαζί μας!!!+++🛐☦️🤍🙋🇬🇷👋💒🌹👍

Good. Fine them heavily. Look at what we’ve done here with our underground system. The cost of lifts and ramps etc is obscene. There aren’t even any disabled people using them! They should give them free taxi fares instead. This culture of protest should be stopped.

Why should the citizens be subject to the protest then? What did they do wrong with the inacessibility in the subway and why did you exclude the fact that the delay not only made innocent people late for their daily commute but also late to be her side of one student's grand mother while she is in critical condition in the hospital. If they thought it would make people more focused on the issue then they are wrong. They should have protested in more respectful to others. It is rather a terrorism to the public than a proper protest.

@user-hp4gl8vx8e

Жыл бұрын

They did the same thing in the UK a long time ago and it did work.

@lenawagenfuehr53

Жыл бұрын

Their point is "see how you're inconvenienced? This is how things are fir us every day!" It's called "walk a mile in my shoes" seeing how things are first hand promotes empathy.

@parrotcracker6629

5 ай бұрын

This "innocent people" are the same ones that see someone suffering/struggling and do absolutely nothing about it. Society designed public transportation without having the disabled in mind who have to go through life everyday being inconvenienced.

In india from the year 2014 to 2022 all the Elections Process FBI investigation is necessary through the UNO please protect the democracy in india

It seems they've been listening to the "Freedom of speech doesn't mean freedom from consequences" crowd.

Don't ask a woman, her age A man, his salary A south Korean nationalist what happened when they went 1v1 against the North

Nice to see Korean friends using the best wheelchairs

Can we talk about the BBC and an 800k loan for Boris? No? Ok, thought not.. 😡 (direct debit cancelled)

Bosses?

This is sad to see from a first world country. A society like Korean should be inclusive to all it's citizens

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

Every subway station in south korea is wheelchair accessible. But they chose to protest in the subway because thats where it hits people the most.

@waggishwonderland

Жыл бұрын

SK has grown rapidly over the last 30 years after their economic collapse. What they achieved in 30 years is pretty amazing but there are some issues still yet to be tackled. Unfortunately disability access wasn't a first priority. Hopefully it can be with these protest

@jamesh2578

Жыл бұрын

@@sangwoo9686 I think you should change your sentence from South Korea to Seoul. The rest of the country lags far behind.

Fascinating South Korea :D Abysmal Ukraine >:(

I am so ashamed to see this kind of news on BBC news. After the new president Yoon government took power many things are getting worse and worse in Korea including domestic politics as well as international one.

@user-pt7lz9bn1d

Жыл бұрын

I agree.

@daniel13707

Жыл бұрын

ㅇㅈ합니다

@graveperil2169

Жыл бұрын

dont be peacefull protest is one thing stoping others from going about their lives is not right the subway is right to sue them

Good job these ppl are ppl too

Wait. Korean train stations aren't wheelchair accessible?

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

Every subway station in south korea is wheelchair accessible. But they chose to protest in the subway because thats where it hits people the most.

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

@@neom0nk All subway stations in south korea are wheelchair accessible by law. I know this too because I’m an urban architect.

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

@@neom0nk Im on google map and you can literally see a subway lift at mangwon station at exit number 2. It’s also marked on the map. Can I ask why you are lying?

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

@@remypark5999 yes I do.

@catchmeifyoucan1095

Жыл бұрын

@@sangwoo9686 why are you lying

In karnataka state day by day fear of gujarat type communal clashes law and order is totally collapsed democracy in danger peoples are feared.please to impose the President rule in the state and to protect the peoples in karnataka state

A civilisation is judged on how well it treats its most vulnerable members, South Korea doesn’t look very civilised in 2023 😮

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

Neither does any other country.

😢😢😢😭😭😭. Why South Korea like this 😭😭😭😢😢😢

They've been protesting on for 13 whole months by now. While some of their demands are something this government needs to work on, quite a few are already achieved or are merely for the organisation's own benefits. For example, 93.6% metro stations in Seoul are independently accessible for the disabled with elevators and all - how would those protesters been protesting in the platforms otherwise. Also, it is legally mandatory for all retiring busses to be replaced by low-floor busses accessible by the disabled, and the number is at 74.8% in Seoul. To demand a newly operational bus to be retired to achieve the arbitrary 100% would be anything but waste, which is something that the head of SADD (Solidarity Against Disability Discrimination) acknowledged. As of 2023 January, what are their main goals now? Increase funds for promoting disabled people to live outside disabled persons' welfare centres. They claim that this will grant more independence for the disabled and all but, oh well. The SADD was found out to have forcibly evicted persons with developmental disabilities, manipulating their consent and locking them up in provided housing and extorting the government subsidies in 2022. This is why the SADD is out protesting again, just after the 2023 budget that doubled the funds for disability welfare has been released, as their wishes for increased funding on promoting disabled people to live outside welfare facilities and subsidies had been unfulfilled.

@bald_professor

Жыл бұрын

BBC가 왜 이런식의 보도를 하는지 도대체 이해를 할 수가 없습니다...

Ajummaaaa, one hour of your life compared to their entire lives. Show some love.

If the KPOP, KDRAMA and movie stars would speak up, the Korean citizens will change their minds as well.

💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

GOOD FOR YOU!! Support from USA!!👍🏼❤❤❤🇺🇸

Activism, the new way to disrupt daily commutes as a way to spread awareness.

@schindlerteejay94

Жыл бұрын

@My Beautiful life Ain’t A1 a type of steak sauce?

@skyeye61

Жыл бұрын

this is not new at all. I mean how else you are going to spread awareness

@schindlerteejay94

Жыл бұрын

@@skyeye61 By making a hashtag of a dead woman, a kid, or person of color. That’s literally another way to spread awareness and change the laws that do nothing to change the situation.

@adlerzwei

Жыл бұрын

@@skyeye61 Angry people are not the best audience.

@JeffreyGoddin

Жыл бұрын

Yes, direct action protest are a form of violence. They disrupt your life, cause you to lose time. But these people have been oppressed by the violence of inaction their entire lives, they are denied the freedom that many other nations have decided is their right to have same as everybody else. I was appalled by the street level conditions! There are zero steps required from street to sidewalk or to enter any public/commercial building in the United States. South Korea can do it, too, if there is only the recognition that the disabled are people, too. I'm almost 100% confident that there is a social bias in South Korea that sees them as subhuman, somehow blaming them for their condition, and wishing them to "just stay home" as one voice in the video stated.

Shame on the subway bosses & anyone who supports them!

As a South Korean, I think that the point of this news is absolutely distorted. Most Korean people including me do support the expansion of the budget for disabilities and their rights, but not this protest. As My country is very small but has many population, there are so many people on the subway on rush-hour and they protest and 'disrupt' on that time. This is why the organization is being blamed by most South Korean people not only by the old, conservative men but also the young and the supporters of the Democratic party since the protest has started under the progressive government. They are not improving the rights and the social awareness of the disabilities. They are worsening them.

@graveperil2169

Жыл бұрын

its the same in the UK most people are all from green energy and it is happening but the protesters want it all now and block our roads/trains. it does more damage to their cause than good

The most Loveless country

Ride a bike

경쟁력 강국 세계6위. 세계1위지하철 이라며 자랑질 하는 나라의 본모습이 이거라니 참담합니다. 시민불편하게 한다며 욕하는 시민들과 한국언론 보도의 맥락을 보면 더욱더 참담하고 부끄럽고 화가 나네요 사회다운 사회는 너무 먼 나라 얘기인듯 합니다. ㅠ

Remember Afghanistan 🇦🇫 please 🇦🇫.

😂 this is awesome

Allah Kareem

SEND UKRAINE COMBAT JETS.

Free Palestine.

Never understand what activists think when they decide to stage a protest that disrupts the activities of ordinary people more than the person or organization they are protesting against. Do they think people will be supportive after they annoy them?

Is Korea a developed country? Define developed.

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

The fact that they are protesting (and allowed to) about these issues makes them a developed country.

@neom0nk

Жыл бұрын

@@sangwoo9686 The whole clip is about the government suing them for protesting, that's not freedom of speech. I guess you're from the countryside?

@sangwoo9686

Жыл бұрын

@@neom0nk Only in a constitutional democracy, a government has to claim a lawsuit. In a dictatorship there’s no such thing.

@vaishakviswam1970

Жыл бұрын

Since its a US ally then it's a developed country. Developing countries are India,China,Russia,Brazil, South Africa...etc tht have opposed USA previously or still opposing currently and by allowing developed countries industries to tap cheap labour markets and do investments.

Everyone, don't judge by only that situation. That disabled group has caused a lot of trouble to many people. They blocked people from going to work in the morning and temporarily stopped public transportation a lot of times. Even other disability organizations in South Korea have criticized their actions. Of course, only the disabled in that group are strange, and the others are not at all.

@Azenithf

Жыл бұрын

Well now these ppl know how it feels, because disabled people live like that everyday.

@Meidaneh_Shush

Жыл бұрын

Bootlicker mentality

@catchmeifyoucan1095

Жыл бұрын

ok and? do you know how disabled people are treated everyday?

I agree that they have the right to protest. But it doesn't mean that they can do harm to ordinary people just for protest. I heard there are similar issues in the UK. Environmental activists gathered and protested in the middle of the street with slow marching. And I heard that the UK government is preparing to legislate a law to give the police the right to interrupt a protest if it disrupts transportation. It's the same. No one says to stop protesting but stop it in the station or subway.

@user-hu5ru7md8x

Жыл бұрын

@Remy Park Ordinary people means the people who use the subway just for their daily lives.

@user-hu5ru7md8x

Жыл бұрын

@Remy Park without the purpose of making such a disruption in the transport system.

@user-hu5ru7md8x

Жыл бұрын

@Remy Park I can't understand the meaning of your question. Do you think the disabled are not allowed to use the subway? No it isn't. They just prevent other people to drag attention for their protest.

@user-hu5ru7md8x

Жыл бұрын

Do you know what the law is? We have the law to block the right to protest if they disrupt other's life severely.

@user-hu5ru7md8x

Жыл бұрын

@Remy Park You talked about human life and everyone has the right to use the transportation system for their good. And the protestors violate the right.

Just like people acted hostile when there was a disruption protest for green politics. It's really problematic to protest your cause and making live of others miserable as well because of that. For me this is an act of narcissism than will to improve lives, both in terms of climate change activism and this disability activism.

I am a South Korean. I absolutely think this news is so unfair report!! These days , So many disabled people are requesting many demands and convenience in South Korea 🇰🇷. So many normal Korean are losing their kindness and help. That's why I am also thinking this news is biased and unfair reports.

@Feltay

Жыл бұрын

It appears that they're demanding basic, essential convenience and respect. Disabled people are people also, and they didn't choose to be disabled. There is no need to make their daily experiences tougher than they already are. Yes, protests are annoying, but luckily they're legal in civilised societies. I doubt there would be any protests if those protesting received the same treatment that able-bodied people take for granted.

@amanti113

Жыл бұрын

@@Feltay If you are in South Korea, and watch their activities, your thought will be changed like jet fighter's speed and got much disappointment from disabled people!!!!

@funtimenotalongtime6122

Жыл бұрын

Nah sounds like their demands are reasonable. To be honest South Korea should be massively ashamed at how they treat their disabled community. Any human deserves the basic right to go around and conduct a good life. Clearly these protests are because the people plus government hasnt been listening. Shame!

@daniel13707

Жыл бұрын

@@funtimenotalongtime6122 do you know what they did in our country? plz watch some that disabled group news and after you judge.

@daniel13707

Жыл бұрын

@@amanti113 진짜 겉만보고 판단하는 사람들이 느네요..

국제적 망신 주지 말고 이제 그만 하세요. 파리가면 지하철에 엘리베이터 없는 곳도 많습니다. 우리나라 처럼 지하철 시설이 잘된 곳이 어디 있나요?

@isukim2927

Жыл бұрын

시위 천국 파리를 언급하시다니 아이러닉하네요^^

@user-pt7lz9bn1d

Жыл бұрын

니 왜이렇게 나빠지나?

@user-pt7lz9bn1d

Жыл бұрын

장애인단체들은 지하철역보다 윤석열정부에 있는 용산대통령실로 가서 시위하자.

@funtimenotalongtime6122

Жыл бұрын

Your response along with Koreas is shameful. These are basic rights

I understand what you are saying, but the way they do it is childish.