jillio
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I am starting to see what you mean. It's like she is singing "I'm no racist" to a melody called "Racism is ok".
No doubt. Covert audism.
I am starting to see what you mean. It's like she is singing "I'm no racist" to a melody called "Racism is ok".
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just asking for the information. I don't know how many kids get what services so i asked.
I'm very interested in what other people think, I just won't speak on their behalf. You ask me why the majority thinks a certain way that's different from what I think. I don't know, and won't put my words in their mouths.
Most don't.
But it's difficult to find deaf peers, teachers and role models in your average neighborhood schools. It's not possible to have ASL immersion and instruction in those schools. Those are the primary reasons why my child is at a school for the deaf. And we use interpreters so her director of special Ed can be at the same meetings her teachers--some deaf--are at. And so people don't have to sim com at meetings.
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wrong again. When my child was implanted she had ZERO speech understanding. She would turn to her name, but that was it. She did not understand anything. She did not have access. She could not hear or understand. How is that difficult to understand?
I'd be a bit more careful about guilt by association, if I were you.
And yet you feel that you must speak out on behalf of FJ and rick48. Interesting.
Are you planning to list every member that I've agree with and spoken out in support of? Or just the ones you don't like?
Yes..It's a shame people take offense at the word "audist." I admit I was one at a certain time in my life, big time. I have learned to amend my attitude, and today it is still an ongoing process.
Yes, flip, it is very prevalent. That is why I am asking the question to everyone who is hearing, which Grendel is so sleathily avoiding. I am not out to trap or corner anyone, but trying to draw lines as it were, between the unintentional and intentional. Every hearing person would be biased to Audism swayed unbeknowingly by public opinion. Public opinion is often set by the media or specialists in a certain field. I am just probing whether this would be a fact. This does not make them audist however. An audist is one who has a conviction that hearing is better than not hearing. I am going pretty much from public concensus over the years of having hearing people saying 'You don't know what you are missing out on'. Haven't we all heard this time in time out, even some newbies on AD have begun with that.
Shady tactics. I have more faith in the intelligence of people here than to think that they would fall for that red herring. Between you and Flip, we've got some interesting threats and bullying going on here -- does that usually work for you?
You say I "defend the sort of audistic beliefs and remarks made my rick48." Yet, can you actually show a single audistic comment of Rick's that I've supposedly defended. I've had people send me 'maybe not recently, but there's a history' messages about Rick.
Once again, if your twisted logic says that because I insist on making up my own mind and using my own judgment, rather than following the herd, I'm committing "audism," I'll be very sorry for the forum that bans members based on that definition and eliminates every member who thinks for himself. But I suspect those who remain will be a very happy little community with no dissension.
Good Lord.
Are you aware there are many dhh people with oral fluency who have pretty decent speechreading skills? Speechreading is MORE then just reading lips.
BecLak, had to respond due to the last responce. I as a hearing parent have never wished my children to be anything but what they are. MY CHILDREN! Our world is their world, which IS the deaf world. Through education, language and activities. They have brought an amazing world of Deaf culture into our lives and we are who we are today because what these 2 beautiful girls have brought to us. There are many avenues in which some parents take , but do not look at us all as being the same, wanting to change our children into what they are not -hearing children. CI's/ hearing aids/ or whatever devise that may be used, us using both, will not change the fact that our children are Deaf children and we will love them nurture them and lives our lives for them through the DEAF Culture and Language
Molestation is not a belief system.
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I would rather not use Christianity as an analogy for audism. Flip argues that because many deaf have had audist parents, the assumption should be that Rick also thinks his daughter inferior to hearing children despite the admiring way he discusses her.
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yeah when you get rid of anyone who disagrees with you, things turn into what you want. That's why you are trying to get a ban for what you call audism, so you can silence everyone you don't like, including the deaf people who don't fall into line. It's crap. No, i won't leave. This isn't your site.