Judith Butler and Sunaura Taylor

In this interview we are shown a different way to view people with disabilities or that are impaired. Butler seems to want people to look at disabled people in a different way. She tells how people with disabilities can "creatively do or reinvent movements" that people without disabilities do. In other words we "shouldn't look at them awkwardly when they could be showing us a new way to do things."
Our culture is surounded with the idea that disabled people are not normal. It is not necessary to categorize people with disabilities into a different group. After all, aren't we all human? Shouldn't all people we treated with equality and shown the same amount of respect? In my experince it is important to treat people as you would like to be treated. After all isn't that the golden rule?
With several options of how we should treat people there should definitly be a right and wrong way.
Other than that making facilities available to every type of disability is very important. Having easily accessible facilities is also necessary. My question to you is, what do you think is important for making readily available to things that are most necessary to disabled or impaired people?