[nabs-l] handicap parking

[David Andrews]

Jim:

The other side of this is that if society thinks we need special 
treatment, perks etc., then it isn't going to treat us as equals.  If 
we are regarded as a group that needs to be taken care of, needs 
special breaks etc. then we won't get equal chances at jobs.

Dave

At 06:22 PM 5/14/2009, you wrote:
>Hello,
>if you got a handicap pass, use it when its conveniient. Consider it 
>a "perk" of being blind; (there aren't many).
>
>I think of it like the free disability pass for getting into 
>national parks. There is no reason I cant pay my own way into the 
>parks ($25 for 7 days, or $50 for a year), but if the government 
>wants to help me save money on vacation, who am I to say no?
>
>Jim
>
>Homer Simpson's brain: "Use reverse psychology."
>  Homer: "Oh, that sounds too complicated."
>  Homer's brain: "Okay, don't use reverse psychology."
>  Homer: "Okay, I will!"
>
>
>
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