Nope. That show you my daily life.
so you’re against accessibility?
Snoopy@piefed.social 2 weeks ago
phoenixz@lemmy.ca 2 weeks ago
I get your point bit if anyone is trying to draw attention to the plights of deaf people, this is not the way how to do it
If I want to see this movie, I’ll get very annoyed, turn it off within 5 minutes and I’ll chrcl something else. Where is the attention now?
Snoopy@piefed.social 2 weeks ago
Than how ? You just discovered it. There are plenty movie with subtitles but at least you get the experience of our daily life in 2 minutes and there is a post about it on Lemmy.
That’s not the best experience but it worked.
Most of time we won’t understand when you talk. Few people will do the effort to write on a paper. And there is a lack of subtitle, we are forced to go through various stressful situations.
So, i love that it show you the other side, that you get this experience once in your life because most of time, people don’t care. They aren’t deaf and ignore it since it don’t concern them. They have no idea how many movies, podcasts, dramas, meetings, appointements, parties, course…are inaccessible to us. They just call, talk and live on.
Yeah it is a shame, but i hope you will be a little more aware and join us :)
PinkyPeaky@lemmy.world 2 weeks ago
I don’t think they are against it. I think this is just a rather dark humour way to say this is my everyday normatively