How do you think people would discriminate against others if we were all blind?

Answer 1

Probably by the way others talk and sound. Maybe people who were heavy breathers or people who had nasal voices would be made fun of.
Or people that caused others to get hurt by intentionally putting people in jeopardy by moving objects in their way. This isn't a joke either, people are really cruel.
But I think their would definitely be less discrimination if everyone was blind. We would all have to work together.

Answer 2

Yes. People always find creative traits about people to discriminate about. If people were blind, they'd probably discriminate others for their voice pitches or something like that.

Answer 3

Scent, sound and vocabulary. I think that if I were blind I might discriminate more just as a protective measure and because I wouldn't be distracted by appearance or other things that would normally catch my eye.

Answer 4

i can think of of 1001 jobs that a blind person could no longer do. wide-unfold practitioner, nurse, fireman, policeman, shop clerk, cashier, backyard upkeep, seamstress, cook dinner, etc. etc. etc. that's no longer that human beings prefer to discriminate against them, that's that they can't do particular jobs devoid of sturdy eyesight. My bf is legally blind and he works in shopper provider. He has a supersized laptop and different kit that facilitates him to do his pastime. He thinks it may be relaxing to artwork in a good style of alternative aspects yet he can no longer because of the fact he does not be able to do them.

Answer 5

By gender, voice, name, language/accent, and the things we say.

Answer 6

For their accent & pitch of voice.
& smell, but we already do that LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 7

By all of their other senses !

Answer 8

BY SMELL!!! HA!

Answer 9

we'd discriminate on the way we sound or something idk ppl are stupid like that

Answer 10

maybe.