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Originally Posted by VacationGuy234
He wrote: It's a fact. 90%++ of the deaf are born to the hearing and 90%++ are failing in schools.
The correlation is implied is implied by the sentence. The above implies that 100% of deaf children born to hearing parents are failing in school, correct? It also implies that the other 10% of students born to deaf parents are not.
I'm not attacking him personally just the argument as presented. An argument is not verbatim unless it is complete.
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Do you really want me to expand on this? This is another thread.
The "in the between" line is actually - MAJORITY of the children born to hearing parents are failing. So the "Hearing parents are ill equipped to have deaf children" is true.
If it is not true, I don't see free ASL classes, free resources, etc for these who discover they have a deaf child.
Any more questions?