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WELL, I APPROVE.

GRAZIE, YURI!!! ON ICE STAFF, GRAZIE (<— it means “thanks”).

Do you know how much effort it would take to get up that ramp?  In a wheelchair or with a walker or a cane?  Do you know how hard it would be to make 10 turns on such a narrow path, or how embarassing it would be to take such a long time to get up the ramp because it’s probably actually at LEAST five times as long as the staircase, distance-wise?

There’s also no handrail along the ramp for cane users and no barrier for wheelchair users, so if we go a little off course and lose our balance, we’re fucked.  And this is designed so that we have to cut across the path of the people using the stairs, which I guarantee would be awkward at best and make them angry with us at worst.

The wheelchair ramp at the library takes two full minutes to get down.  The next day, it takes four.  The next, eight.  Sixteen.  Thirty-two.  Over an hour.  Over two.  Four.  Eight hours.  It’s been over half a day and you haven’t been able to return your books.  You decide to stop going to the library.  The architects pat themselves on the back in a Morse Code pattern that spells out “Accessibility.”

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