[nabs-l] handicap parking

[T. Joseph Carter]

This "perk" takes a limited resource from people who are denied the 
ability to go where we are because we're in the place set aside for 
them.  This problem has come up where there just was no place to 
unload a wheelchair, and that just means people in chairs can't be 
there.  Some perk, eh?

Joseph


On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 04:22:59PM -0700, Jim Reed 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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