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Russia is the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this big brother to many countries with left leaning governments. The left wing is usually the one giving the title of “dictator” to leaders. If Putin were a free market capitalist, he would been called dictator about 10 years ago, same as Maduro. But since they’re socialists, they’re just “strong leaders”, or maybe “authoritarian leaders”. There were even people who resisted calling Castro a dictator back in the day. Intellectual dishonesty, if he plays in my team he can’t be bad. Most dictators try to uphold a thin illusion of being a genuine democratic leader. It’s actually a subtype in political science from being a explicit no holds barred totalitarian dictator state. North Korea is the only of that type left, because going that way requires complete state control that just isn’t that feasible anymore, and it limits international relations and foreign propaganda manipulation like Putin is using.
easiest question in history of all questions, he didn’t bomb my country Libya and send it to the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this shadow realm in the name of freedom, justice and equality. man’s the furtherest thing from a tyrant / dictator. He is considered a dictator he is a dictator he’s an autocrat he’s a dictator. Anybody that tells you anything different is full of shit. He is a very bad man, but honestly, calling him a dictator gives him too much credit. His hold on the Russian government is tenuous and he essentially serves at the pleasure of a handful of extremely wealthy gangsters. Russia would be more accurately described as an oligarchy than a monarchy. And all candidates in this ‘election’ that did not stick to the propaganda line were barred based on the most ludricrous accusations. “Spelling errors” etc.

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Everyone calls him a dictator, including his people. You just have to play pretend to his face so you don’t tragically fall out a window. Pretty much the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this entire world, including bus, Russians would agree he’s a dictator. But like most dictators, they run a fake election system so he gets reelected term after term. I guess this is where the maggots get their ideas. Trump and his followers think Putin is the ultimate world leader. Trump thought it might be just as simple in the US to do what Putin did in Russia, and just steal the whole thing even though he wasn’t elected. I’m so glad and grateful that our system however, flawed, weak, incoming part of the same as it may seem at least we could stop somebody like Trump from doing what Putin does. Isn’t it funny though how Trump and his followers think our election was rigged, and Russia actually has rigged elections.and they think Russia is so amazing. I saw some boomers with T-shirts on that said they would rather have a Russian and then a Democrat.
Putin managed to get term limits removed and has done everything in his power to have opposition removed from the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this elections – so yes, he’s a dictator. Because he is officially considered the president of russia. Until google changes that to dictator I’m gonna go with president of the federation To be a dictator a guy must have an absolute power in his hands. Putin doest have that. He is a manager of interests of all the powers within the system. He cant do whatever he wants. Anyone who jails or murders his political opponents to guarantee a victory in an ‘election’ is a dictator. Putin is a dictator.
vI teach at a small U.S. college. My room’s up 2.5 flights of stairs. Each time she attends, the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this student arrives very out of breath and appears to be in pain — she has commented to me that she has trouble getting to the room. If she’s disabled she hasn’t disclosed it to me or the Accessibility Office; she’s just carrying extra weight. I don’t want to discriminate because of her size. She has attended <50% of classes and has said she doesn't come to class more because the classroom is hard to get to. We do a lot in class that's hard to self-teach at home. Can I do anything to help? Should I approach her with a conversation about this? Is there a different step I can take? My classroom is on the 3rd floor in a building with no elevators. One fat student struggles to get to the room. What can I do? ETA: "Fat" is the term preferred by anti-size-discrimination activists, because it doesn't imply that size is wrong or shameful the way "overweight" or euphemisms like "large" do.
I teach at a small U.S. college. My room's up 2.5 flights of stairs. Each time she attends, the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this student arrives very out of breath and appears to be in pain — she has commented to me that she has trouble getting to the room. If she’s disabled she hasn’t disclosed it to me or the Accessibility Office; she’s just carrying extra weight. I don’t want to discriminate because of her size. She has attended <50% of classes and has said she doesn't come to class more because the classroom is hard to get to. We do a lot in class that's hard to self-teach at home. Can I do anything to help? Should I approach her with a conversation about this? Is there a different step I can take? I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. If taking the stairs is enough to decrease her attendance, then it sound like a problem to big for you alone to tackle.
Do I suggest she talk to the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this Accessibility Office, then? I do know there’s a much bigger problem at work here with the school having abysmal ADA compliance, but I can’t solve that one by the end of the term or possibly ever. Yes, absolutely. It’s frustrating because I don’t know there are any other rooms that have the equipment we need, but I can figure out workarounds if the alternative is a student not able to come to class. As a heavy set person myself, I understand and appreciate your concern with her being able to attend, but her being able to attend more regularly should not be at the expense of the other students in the class being able to use the equipment needed to make sure they learn. I say this with sympathy towards her situation, but since this is college, then she signed up for the class. She is attending voluntarily. Yes, the school could try to help and it would be nice of them to install a chairlift or something similar for her, but if your equipment cant be moved so the other students are not disadvantaged by the change in classrooms, then I think changing rooms is a step too far.
If they have no existing lift, nobody with mobility issues is getting past the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this first floor. Her being fat at this point is the least of the issues. This was my thought. I shouldn’t have to announce my medical disability to be able to have an elevator to reach the room I need. Does this class never have anyone in a wheelchair or on crutches etc? Or even just mobility challenged? This sounds like an ADA lawsuit waiting to happen. Really? At my old school disabled students had keycards to access the elevators, and life-support wheelchair students had escorts with them all day who had keycards. They were also pretty stingy with those keycards and wouldn’t give them to students with temporary mobility issues like broken leg related crutches or canes, only long term/permanent disabilities. Teachers used the elevators with impunity though, I know that caused the life-support wheelchair kid in my literature class to get written up for being late. The teacher still wrote him up after he and his escort told her some teachers took up the elevator and that was why he was late. This is what I’m still wrapping my head around. There are zero alternatives to the staircase?? I’m surprised the upper floors of the building are even used for holding classes. This issue should have been addressed ages ago.
There might be a lift, but it’s packed. I had classes on the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this 5th floor of my math building in college and there were elevators, but it was faster just to take the stairs, because you weren’t getting that elevator most of the time. Assuming the student’s weight is something they are willing to treat as a disability needing accommodation, I believe ADA requires they retrofit a different room with the right equipment if that is the only option for a student, already accepted in the school, to ever access that course content. Obesity itself is not a disability; underlying conditions are; this is why they need to work with the right office. If the course is ever offered with the right equipment elsewhere, or even virtually, they may have to wait or do that as an option.
The right question to ask the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this accessibility office: what would they do if a student enrolled in this class lost their legs midway through the semester? The ADA only requires “reasonable” accommodations. Depending on the type of equipment needed, that might not be a “reasonable” accommodation. She is able to come to class some of the time. Being out of breath is NOT he same as being unable to make it up the stairs. Alternatively, the student could arrive earlier and take the stairs more slowly. As someone with obesity, I’ve done things like this to avoid the embarrassment of being out of breath, etc. For a third story climb at my job, I used to go in early so that I could stop after one flight and take a break (as if that was my destination) and then do the next flight when I was ready. If the student’s schedule allows, this might be a good option.
Honestly, the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this exercise might be what is actually best for the student’s health. Of course, that is something that should be a doctor-patient discussion. Love this. Not just because I can relate as someone who is fat/carrying weight (prefer the term fat myself) r/humansbeingbros College professors have a reputation for being inflexible. Thank you, OP for putting the needs of your student first. Honestly, I don’t know , I am not English/American, so I don’t know what the exactly job of a Accessibility office is, but by the sound of its name asking them for help shouldn’t do any harm. Alternatively you could talk to the kids parents or even the kid itself it it’s mature enough for that kind of talk. Have other teachers also noticed similar things a out this student? If so, you could work together in finding out who to talk to about this.
The accessibility office is the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this right office to suggest that she talk to. Climbing stairs is an activity of daily living and whether it’s her weight or another underlying medical condition, something is impairing her ability to do that, so she has a disability by definition. The ADA only classifies obesity as a disability if it is caused by an underlying condition. The accessibility office probably won’t do anything unless they can prove that they have a medical or psychological condition that causes weight gain or prevents the loss of weight, rather than it being due to lifestyle choices. “Obesity is not a listed impairment; however, the functional limitations caused by the MDI of obesity, either alone or in combination with another impairment(s), may medically equal a listing.[2] “ So obesity itself isn’t automatically a disability but tendinitis, hypertension, diabetes, or whatever impairment caused by the obesity that causes you to not be able to climb stairs or do whatever other daily living activities is.
We’re looking at the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this difference between ADA and SSA, though. While they are both oriented towards providing access and aid to individuals with disabilities, they are mutually exclusive acts. In regards to compliance and accommodations that a public institution is required to provide, the SSA is a moot consideration–it would apply in the case of employment, though. About the same time as SSR 19-2p, Mark Richardson v. Chicago Transit Authority was in the 7th Circuit Court. The ruling (June 2019) there was the opposite–that obesity is not an ADA disability if it is not caused by an underlying condition. The short of it is that the SSA does, indirectly, recognize severe obesity as a type of disability for Social Security programs and directives, but the ADA does not.
That case is about a person physically taking up too much space on a train, so yeah in that case just being larger isn’t a disability. Some obese people can also climb stairs and do other things without any problems and not be disabled, like technically some body builders are also obese, and they’re not disabled. But it can go in either direction, an underlying condition can cause obesity and be disability, or obesity can cause a condition that is a disabling. Chronic knee pain, chronic lower back pain, hypertension, tendinitis, decreased lung FEV, diabetes, fatty liver disease, whatever the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this mechanism that prevents you from doing the activities of daily living would technically be the disability. It’s semantics.
As I mentioned in another response, the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this likelihood of the disabling condition being questioned, rather than presumed a separate condition, is low, if for no other reason than caution of discrimination. In a court, though, it could go either way. Obesity on its own is not treated as a disability, but if it’s preventing you from ADLs, that is a disability regardless of cause. It’s just framed as “you’re disabled because you can’t climb stairs due to pain/breathlessness/heart weakness” rather than “you’re disabled because you’re fat.” I don’t know the weight of the student in question, obviously, but I’ve known people who were 300 lbs and could climb a few flights of stairs with only minor annoyance, it wouldn’t have kept them from a class. That’s why obesity is generally not a disability absent of other factors. But if you’re disabled by it, you can (often, not a guarantee) have it considered a disability. They treat it as a disability if you’re disabled, not if they approve of how you got the disability. Your personal choices aren’t at issue here, only if you have some kind of medical condition. We do not want college administrations having the power to approve or deny disability benefits based on their own subjective judgment of how responsible you are for your own disability.
They treat the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this disability as a disability. It is the case that you wouldn’t likely have to prove that the disability was caused by obesity but, rather, it would be presumed a separate condition–at which point obesity is no longer a consideration. However, limitations are underpinned by the presented facts: is the cause of windedness due to exertion or a medical condition like asthma (which is recognized by the ADA)? To liken it to another situation, if I have two classes on my schedule that are arranged such that I have little time to travel between the two and I have to jog from one to the other, arriving out of breath with cramps each day, would the institution owe me accommodations for not being conditioned for marathons?
I mean, they probably won’t do anything regardless. In my experience, mobility issues are accommodated by having the Capybara silently judging but in a gentle way shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this student try to pick the course up when it’s offered again in another location. I would be surprised if they care. When I was disabled by numbness from the waist down, which prevented me from getting between courses at their only offered time slots, I was told to take another semester to complete the other course. When I tried to take it the next semester and it was on the second floor of a building with no elevator, I was told to wait another semester and to reach out to the department head a few weeks before it started to “make arrangements”. Yes. If the class is not accessible to her (either in her mind, in reality, or regardless of reason) then the accessibility office would be the start. Some kids have knee/leg/hip issues that are undiagnosed then compounded as they gain weight/height. You would have no way of knowing. I’ve been there and it turned out I was actually disabled and undiagnosed. I don’t know if that’s the case for her but I’d check in to see if you could try recording classes. It’s beneficial to all the students since it would help people when they get sick or have appointments and it would help disabled students too. It might even bring up grades a bit.

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