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by UncleMeat
1548 days ago
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"Actually helping people is bad" is an extremely attractive narrative that sticks very effectively. It is regularly used to resist all manner of useful systems from welfare to charitable giving to accessibility. "I read years ago that _nonspecific_thing_" should be a red flag for making broad judgements about the merits of accessibility. One story about "welfare queens" poisoned millions of people against anti-poverty measures for generations. |
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I'm sorry I don't have a photographic memory. But hey, a simple google search comes up with:
"In California, serial plaintiffs and their lawyers have found these cookie-cutter lawsuits to be lucrative as plaintiffs can claim statutory damages, compensatory damages, treble damages and attorneys’ fees."
https://hotellaw.jmbm.com/ada_defense_lawyer_pool_lift_l.htm...