jillio
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Ah eww. Visual DID NOT NEED.
I know. A bit disgusting, to say the least.
Ah eww. Visual DID NOT NEED.
I know. A bit disgusting, to say the least.
that was the goal.
PFH was thinking this. No idea why! Personal issues..??Oh, come on, PFH! You know I would never stoop to association with such an audist. It is simply wishful thinking on his part.
So, about the experience Ash had with the child that was bilaterally implanted:
I hope that more implanted children have the opportunity to encounter a deaf adult at some point in their childhood. It is a life altering experience. Too many deaf children never see another deaf person until they are grown and out on their own. They develop some very distorted perspectives as a result.
So, about the experience Ash had with the child that was bilaterally implanted:
I hope that more implanted children have the opportunity to encounter a deaf adult at some point in their childhood. It is a life altering experience. Too many deaf children never see another deaf person until they are grown and out on their own. They develop some very distorted perspectives as a result.
"They develop some very distorted perspectives as a result." Really..? That's a strong conclusion..
What kind of perspectives?
But that would be the even worse for children growing up deaf and not able to hear..... Would they develop some very distorted perspectives as a result.??
I hope that more deaf children will have the opportunity to encounter deaf adults that can hear at some point in their childhood. It is a life altering experience. Too many deaf children never see another deaf person that can hear until they are grown and out on their own.
You have balls made steel. You come deaf website, then serious say deaf people very distorted perspectives because we not hear? We have DEAF PERSPECTIVE. Not better or worse any other perspective. Is ours.
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They can,
but what is the likelihood that the average hearing person without
any deaf relatives will encounter
a deaf person to a degree that will require an extensive knowledge of SL?
We must take under consideration that to be even fairly basic in SL,
one must practice, practice, practice.
Where is the motivation behind if one talks to the mirror only, basically.
Fuzzy
Why don't you learn braille?
I didn't say that.
Your friend Jillio implied that.!!!
Ask her for an explanation on it...
I didn't say that.
Your friend Jillio implied that.!!!
Ask her for an explanation on it...
Excellent use of the English language...The fact that English is not your first language is probably the reason that you have such difficulty in understanding what everyone else sees as obvious. Surely it is the language barrier, and not an indication that you are purposely mis-interpreting in order to troll and incite.
You are describing deaf children growing up.. No mis-interpreting here... You are describing people that are now member of AllDeaf.....
........ Too many deaf children never see another deaf person until they are grown and out on their own. They develop some very distorted perspectives as a result.
I know.. and you never saw the question marks....My post above, I make bold where YOU say this. Not Jillio.
I'm showing how your statement is insulting many deaf people by saying / concluding that they have "distorted perspectives " and you call it "trolling"....Who has that industrial sized can of Troll Spray? We need it over here.
I'm showing how your statement is insulting many deaf people by saying / concluding that they have "distorted perspectives " and you call it "trolling"....
Yes.. that would be a way to get the attention away from that subject...