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The Government are filthy hypocrits with their pretense at being moral. Which is more immoral? Making lethal weapons, producing and trading in arms (I think some God said somewhere "Thou Shalt Not Kill"), illegally invading and occupying sovereign states, killing innocent men, women and children...or prostitution (I think some Son of God said somewhere "Cast out the plank in your own eye before complaining about the speck in others"). Well, maybe the prostitutes should retaliate by putting online a list of MPs, policemen and judges who use their services!
Nabil Shaban, disabled actor, writer and activist

Love at no sight

28 May 2009

 

In a looks-obsessed world, are blind people immune to appearances when they fall in love?

This is the question posed by an article on the BBC News Magazine website, headed Love at no sight, and prompted by the movie Blind Loves, which looks at how sight-impaired people find romance. The article is by Damon Rose, editor of the BBC disability website Ouch!, who is blind; as he says, you don't have to be sighted to be shallow.

Blind Loves was made in Slovakia, where its title is Slepé lásky.
Showing at London's ICA 22 May 2009 - 7 June 2009.
Time Out review.

 

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