They just don't make MEN like they used to!
Our Soldiers, along with their families, have it tough enough, without having to drive around waiting for a parking place. This PC handicapped stuff needs to end.
Some handicapped would benefit from a little walk, a little struggle. Maybe they would learn some pride in achievement. As it is, the handicapped will remain entirely dependent on others - the exact opposite of what the ADA wanted to achieve.
This is a complicated issue, and it certainly appears to be a wrongheaded decision on the part of this judge, although the issue deserves further debate.
As for this...
>Some handicapped would benefit from a little walk, a little struggle. Maybe they would learn some pride in achievement.
Classy post. If you believe that, good for you. Some of us do NOT benefit from such things, and you don't get to define what constitutes achievement for the blind or otherwise handicapped. With all due respect to the Marine referenced in the post you were responding to, in my experience, there is reason to be grateful for handicapped parking spaces, even if other aspects of the ADA are poorly designed & have clearly been twisted & abused.
Thanks so much for your compassion and understanding. Have a great day.
"Some handicapped would benefit from a little walk, a little struggle. Maybe they would learn some pride in achievement."
Perhaps you could help them even more, by delivering a sharp kick as you walk by them. :)