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Troll Offends Woman In Wheelchair On Twitter, Gets Brilliantly Shut Down By Other Wheelchair Users
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Recently, Twitter started buzzing with a hashtag #hotpersoninawheelchair after Annie Segarra, a blogger and activist for the rights of people with disabilities, discovered a 4-year-old tweet from Kenn Jennings, an American game show contestant and author. The tweet said that there is "nothing sadder than a hot person in a wheelchair," and this phrase has raised many eyebrows.
Annie decided to respond with a picture of herself in knee-high socks and red lipstick, adding: "Cry about it, babe." She didn‘t invite anyone to join, but other people with disabilities quickly started to share their own photos, showing Ken Jennings how wrong he was, and that there‘s nothing wrong with the lives they live.
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4 years ago Kenn Jennings surprised Twitter users with the following post which left many people speechless
Image credits: KenJennings
A blogger Annie Segarra decided to respond with a picture of herself proving it's not true, which inspired other people to start sharing their own stories
Image credits: annieelainey
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Yep, hot. No, not in the remotest bit sad. Do not pass 'Go' Ken Jennings, do not collect $100, go straight to jail.
I'd feel blessed to have a partner in a chair, if they looked at me with that love. That's pure joy, not sadness at all.
Nomzi is a fine, fine hottie. Seriously, where does Ken Jennings get off saying rubbish about people in chiars?!
Hottie - check. Chair - check. Sad - sorry, got none of that here.
she looks like she could school in both economics and medieval french literature.
I dig this just because yes, they are really good looking people. If the personality matches thier look, well then damn, thats a keeper! Forget about the wheel chair, that should never matter!
Thank you for this comment! Luckily I have found my SO who also thinks like this. (never thought I would find myself a man) He doesn't mind that I am in a wheelchair (yes, there are actually people who are ashamed of walking around with someone in a wheelchair next to them!). And he even puts up with my lack of energy. Because of my lack of energy, we can't do many things. But he loves me just for who I am. My personality and me bing pure. Again, thank you for that nice comment!
I have an ex-classmate who's been a wheel chair for around 10 years now and she has a lot of things I (positively) envy that I lack such as two children, husband, creative job and super positive life attitude
And plus she's super cute
i used to work in a care home where all 50+ residents of mixed ages were in wheelchairs - they rocked
You are still the teacher, student, soldier, athlete, parent or child you were before life landed you in a chair
I dig this just because yes, they are really good looking people. If the personality matches thier look, well then damn, thats a keeper! Forget about the wheel chair, that should never matter!
Thank you for this comment! Luckily I have found my SO who also thinks like this. (never thought I would find myself a man) He doesn't mind that I am in a wheelchair (yes, there are actually people who are ashamed of walking around with someone in a wheelchair next to them!). And he even puts up with my lack of energy. Because of my lack of energy, we can't do many things. But he loves me just for who I am. My personality and me bing pure. Again, thank you for that nice comment!
I have an ex-classmate who's been a wheel chair for around 10 years now and she has a lot of things I (positively) envy that I lack such as two children, husband, creative job and super positive life attitude
And plus she's super cute
i used to work in a care home where all 50+ residents of mixed ages were in wheelchairs - they rocked
You are still the teacher, student, soldier, athlete, parent or child you were before life landed you in a chair