"Blindness isn't a disability, it's a difference in the human experience! We're just like you even though we would be best advised not to drive and literally can't read (in the way normal people can). Now accommodate us endlessly with described video and audio warnings at traffic crossings. Yes, the accommodations consist of aids to do things that we can't that most people can. That doesn't mean it's a disability even though that's the definition of a disability."

"Sadly, our daughter was born blind. Looks like it's hereditary. There are special glasses she can wear to boost her sight, and the doctors could even restore her sight with a surgery. But that's terrible! She needs to be part of our culture that she knows nothing about because of this disorder that wasn't her fault, and we refuse to enact this terrible minimally invasive procedure on her that can only lead to benefits later in life. Better she bump into things while learning to walk, or run across the street because she can't see any cars."

"English is the enemy of big B Blind culture! We've just been using straight braille letters correlated to written languages all these years, and we need to change that! Though we are already forced to use an ordinary form of established languages to communicate and it works just fine, we must create a new language (or more accurately, a bunch of languages all across the world) that is more easy for the blind to understand, thus separating us from the rest of the world and from each other. It's brilliant!"