Hey, everyone's entitled to an opinion. But I'll give those who are
actually handicapped taking something like the premise behind this film a
bit more credence when they stand out and say that the premise of the
film is flawed because it makes the *assumption* (and therein lies the
problem) that all people who are handicapped *want* to be "made whole"
and feel inferior to fully-abled people.
The message that is being received by some in that community is "if
you're handicapped, you're not a whole person" - and if I were
handicapped, I'd find that suggestion offensive as well.
Jim
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