People are finding a voice about it more. Until 20 years ago, people would be quite quiet about being left-handed. It wasn't something you shouted about. We wouldn't be militant about it, but now people are saying 'hold on, this doesn't work for me and I'm not happy about it'.That sound you hear is Mrs Milsom's rattle being banged on her high-chair tray.
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Well, why not? If redheads can be a victim group, why not lefties?
ReplyDeleteAlas, being a brown-eyed, brown-haired, Caucasian male of the right-handed, heterosexual persuasion I have no advocacy group to call my own.
Well, then... start one! You could call it the Majority Advocacy group. There's no reason you shouldn't.
ReplyDeleteFeh. Advocacy groups are for whiners.
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