Trying to remove them from gambling sites only shows them that people pity on them, I don't see any problems to it they just get the same treatment just like the normal athletes. Well some people may find it unethical but we have different perspective and I think if you remove their events in gambling site or you didn't include them they will assume that either you pity them or you don't accept them and consider what they are doing as a sport.
Exactly my point. These people wouldn't to be pitied on, they needed to be understood and accepted to the society like our own because they are still our kin anyway. It wouldn't be fair for them to be treated differently or even better than normal humans except in times that they would require these types of support and assistance. Gambling on them would be the least of our worries if we come to find out how brutal and devastating the discrimination against differently-abled people are. The problem was how the general public will view this particular issue. People on this generation is too sensitive on any issue about equality and other matters that is not usual. I understand the point that they are both player so we should treat as same but we are talking about involving them to Gambling activities which is not usual. No matter what we do, People with disability is special and they will be view as normal so people that will see them using on gambling activities will obviously gonna react since gambling is always subjected to bad reputation in general for normal people that don't gamble.
These statements are indeed true. But I think that in today’s society, where everyone has their respective views and opinions in everything, it is no surprise that both claps and criticisms will result in doing this. At the end of the day, what matters is the inclusivity that we extend to these Paralympic players and how they would like to feel included.
