[NMEwithin]

I’m with you...all I am saying is that if a small low cost alternative i.e. walk-up window could be made then it would serve to accommodate everyone including the handicapped. I don’t agree that the place should be forced to spend thousands of dollars so that every portion of the building is wheelchair accessible.

[SJSAMPLE]

I don’t think a place should be forced to spend A SINGLE PENNY to accomodate the handicapped or anyone else.

It’s a private business.
Even if he didn’t want ANY handicapped people in his establishment, I’d support his right.

With a free market, somebody will step up and provide facilities that accomodate the handicapped, with an eye towards turning a profit.

Any other motive is just stupid.

[LADY J]

"I’m with you...all I am saying is that if a small low cost alternative i.e. walk-up window could be made then it would serve to accommodate everyone including the handicapped. "

Oh wait!!! With her mind set - she'll sue because the window is too high!!

[LADY J]

"I’m with you...all I am saying is that if a small low cost alternative i.e. walk-up window could be made then it would serve to accommodate everyone including the handicapped. "

Oh wait!!! With her mind set - she'll sue because the window is too high!!

[Miss Behave]

A basic problem is the defintion of "handicap." Another is the definition of "right."

The free market adresses both...beautifully.

Do you feel that for instance, all print material should be required to also publish in braile?