Murderball

I just read an article about the recent release of Murderball. It's a documentary about quardaplegic rugby. The article was stating that the ticket sales have been dismal and markedly worse than expected. When I read about a few months ago, it sounded really interesting. I guess that was only me, though; apparently America doesn't like documentaries. And according to the article, another reason for poor sales is that people aren't ready to treat handicapped individuals as real humans, that have real stories. Kinda harsh, but I think it's true. People often don't treat people with disabilities like everyone else. I'm not saying i'm immune to that and perfect by any means; i'm guilty of the same thing.....but i'm aware of it, and i try to improve. I'll get off my soapbox now, sorry.