@broadwaybabyto@zeroes.ca I also think this ties into a larger narrative of so many people refusing to believe just how poorly we've organised things across the world and how bad things really are for millions of people. It affects disabled people but also other groups who belong to minorities. Even people who are affected in one area often are unwilling to recognise it is just as bad in another area. I guess part of that may be an instinctive survival mechanism or our necessity for hope. And, of course, the narrative sold to us by most politicians and much of the media. Honesty requires courage and a necessity to actually come into action, which is too big an ask of most people.