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Re: Proof of Harm is a Requirement
said by hairspring  :Wifi sensitivity as a disability? This is an insult to people with REAL disabilities. Oh these guys are disabled alright.
They are disabled in the general area between the ears, behind the eyes, and underneath their hair....
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Kearnstd
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they have to prove a handicap or disability to be covered by any ADA rules, being a tinfoil hat moron claiming they are sensitive to wifi isnt proof of jack. all people covered by the ADA have a medically proven handicap of some form.
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jester121
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The ADA only requires that reasonable accomodations be made to address the needs of disabled individuals, not that the world come to a screeching halt on their behalf. |
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said by hairspring :to any litigation involving public health. And no, you can't just say "it makes my tummy tingle". Wifi sensitivity as a disability? This is an insult to people with REAL disabilities. I agree. Just hoping my extensive cellphone use doesn't cause brain cancer.  
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Napsterbater
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said by hairspring :Wifi sensitivity as a disability? This is an insult to people with REAL disabilities. /agree |
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hairspring
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And no, you can't just say "it makes my tummy tingle".
Wifi sensitivity as a disability? This is an insult to people with REAL disabilities. |
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