I have a medical condition where I steal. Not stealing poses mental or physical risk to me. I don't have to tell you what I have. Prevent my theft and face ADA fine!
Um the ADA actually does require a person to disclose their disability if they expect accommodation to be made. There's really no accommodation a store can make. Even if you're missing both ears you can wear a balaclava.
One thing I thought once stores began requiring masks is that it is preventing very poor/homeless people from entering. That if the store requires them, they should provide cheap disposable masks for customers in those instances. Poor is actually a better excuse than disability. Lol
Kcardwelljr on June 25th, 2020 at 11:48 UTC »
Added to that, the ADA doesn’t grant you the right to enter the store without a mask. Everything about this card is wrong.
https://www.adasoutheast.org/ada/publications/legal/ada-and-face-mask-policies.php
theinsanityoffence on June 25th, 2020 at 12:15 UTC »
I have a medical condition where I steal. Not stealing poses mental or physical risk to me. I don't have to tell you what I have. Prevent my theft and face ADA fine!
shadygravey on June 25th, 2020 at 12:25 UTC »
Um the ADA actually does require a person to disclose their disability if they expect accommodation to be made. There's really no accommodation a store can make. Even if you're missing both ears you can wear a balaclava.
One thing I thought once stores began requiring masks is that it is preventing very poor/homeless people from entering. That if the store requires them, they should provide cheap disposable masks for customers in those instances. Poor is actually a better excuse than disability. Lol