r/YouShouldKnow • u/LtSoundwave • Jul 19 '20

Other YSK That many people with a disability consider their aides (wheelchair, etc.) an extension of themselves. You should ask before touching or moving them.

Read this article and was surprised to hear how many people struggle with this. Even if you are trying to help, you should ask first.

www.bbc.com/news/disability-49584591

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u/KaizDaddy5 Jul 19 '20

Aha I commented before seeing this.

South Park does a pretty hilarious episode with this

Edit: it's "jared has aides" S6E1

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u/Jagasaur Jul 19 '20

Did they ever do a follow-up episode after he went to jail?

I'm like 5 seasons behind.

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u/KaizDaddy5 Jul 19 '20

Uhh not really but they did do some jokes about it

There's a time when Cartman fights the PC frat, and he sends in all this "un-PC" stuff in.

(Like taco launchers to attract pregnant Mexican women, who then have babies which attracted Jared)

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u/sne7arooni Jul 19 '20

In one of the video games they do a boss fight

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioPFaSCK_y0

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '20

He's in the Fractured but Whole video game

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u/AxiomaticAlex Jul 20 '20

They did in the superhero game... He's a boss... Pretty fun one too.

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u/KaizDaddy5 Jul 19 '20

Idk. It might be the same episode, bc Jared proposes in that one and has a similar encounter

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u/sullensquirrel Jul 20 '20

First thing I thought of

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u/BlackCurses Jul 20 '20

With philidephia cream cheese