Carl, Donald Trump has to be treated for social disintegration. The
tactile system of raised dots representing letters and numerals has
to surely disappoint the immensely property tycoon. He on occasions
smeared and denigrated people with disability in general. Why would he
respect a major facility for blind individuals? He somewhat
prejudiciously assumed that a blind person won't ever afford the cost
of living in Trump's tower. He idiotically thought they mostly live on
government pension. While it is a true for a substantial portion,
however, there are blind people who possess abundant of wealth and
they live prestigiously. Donald Trump has major problems with anyone
who is not white, famous and rich. He even assaulted major Republicans
with a radical rhetoric. And as for women, if she is not appealing to
him, he'll diss and defame her reputation. He is narcissist,
flamboyant and demagogue.
On 9/13/18, Carl Jarvis <carjar82@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It would be interesting to peek into Donald Trumps mind and see what
he thinks of America's Blind Citizens. The following note could give
us a hint.
Carl Jarvis
President Donald Trump allegedly ordered an architect not to include
braille in Trump Tower elevator panels because "no blind people" would
live in his
building—even after being informed that excluding the tactile writing
system is against federal law.
The alleged interaction was recounted by Barbara Res, who led
construction at the Trump Organization, in an opinion piece in the New
York Daily News on
Wednesday.
"What's this?" Trump, noticing the small raised dots, reportedly asked
the architect who went to his office to show what the residential
elevator interiors
would look like.
"Braille," the architect responded.
Trump apparently demanded that the architect take the feature out.
"We can't," the architect replied. "It's the law."
"Get rid of the [expletive] braille. No blind people are going to live
in Trump Tower," Trump shouted, according to Res. "Just do it."
The architect pushed back, making Trump yet more mad. The future
president also apparently called the architect weak, considered
architects and engineers
to be weak unlike construction workers, and enjoyed tormenting weak people.
Trump ordered "outrageous or just plain stupid ideas, both legal and
illegal. Sometimes those lines were blurred," Res wrote.