Last night's Media Watch was hauling the NSW Minister for Disability over the coals for misrepresenting a unit that had been closed as a currently functioning unit, saying that this made it look dirtier than it was and less furnished. Perhaps, but the parents' group that complained got off without questions - and the open bathrooms without privacy (that doesn't change in four months) , and the rooms without privacy (that doesn't change in four months), AND THE FACT THAT TOTAL INSTITUTIONS HAVE BEEN DISCREDITED FOR THIRTY FUCKING YEARS (that certainly
doesn't change in four months), would have moved me to ask why the parents were trying so hard to defend the decisions they originally took to institutionalise their children.
Corrections to the blogosphere, the consensus, and the world
Tuesday, April 03, 2012
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