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Re:Using the hunger I experienced as a kid to teach mine abo... by mlang23 on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @03:55AM (#21978219)
Just for the record: I have a disability (blind), and from my point of view, there is one category of people that tends to behave completely inappropriately towards me, and those are "believers". I tend to avoid them whenever possible, because they tend to treat me in a very disrespectful way. They dont notice, because their faith has trained them to treat me with a certain patronising spin.

TL;DR: Not all "disadvantages people" actually want the protection of religious fanatics.

Re:Using the hunger I experienced as a kid to teach mine abo... by jlokier on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @02:18PM (#21983569)
As the saying goes, "please Lord, save me from your people"!
Re:Using the hunger I experienced as a kid to teach mine abo... by pbhjpbhj on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @05:46AM (#21978770)
Is this: "people try to help me and I don't want them to"? Or something else?

(Genuine question; that's not a negative judgement.)

Re:Using the hunger I experienced as a kid to teach mine abo... by mlang23 on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @05:56AM (#21978816)
Thats part of it. Unwanted help is definitely an issue. However, it doesnt end there. The more religious a person is, the more they take their time to explain to me how bad they think my situation is. Patronisation, pittying, and a general attitude of looking down at me.
Re:Using the hunger I experienced as a kid to teach mine abo... by Hendrikto on Tuesday January 07, 2020 @07:20AM (#21979256)
> Patronisation, pittying, and a general attitude of looking down at me.

Which is hard to square with the "it‘s god‘s will" bs…