Q: Best chirp if a non dissabled stops in the dissabled parking? A: Loud as you can "its a mirracle, he walks"

Question

People!!!
NOT talking about the more unfortunate people in our communities!!! People who truly have it handicaps.
Im talking about the man finding the perfect spot right in front of the store to quickly run in for the milk!

Answer 1

They should not park in handicap spots unless they have handicap stickers or tags. That is illegal and flat out rude. I block them in!

Answer 2

Are you a doctor? Then why are you passing judgment on whether or not someone meets your definition of "disabled?"

There are lots of people out there who have disabilities that may not be visibile. As long as their doctor has provided the proper documentation to get certification for disability, leave them alone!

Due to a chronic medical condition, I once had a placard. Yes, I could walk, but anything more than about a tenth of a mile wore me out to the extent that I could really not do anything much else for the rest of the day. So I guess I would be receiving your snide, hateful remark, eh?
Fortunately I have recovered, thanks to experimental medications. Of course, I turned in my placard. But I still feel you have no place judging others in this way.

Answer 3

Nice. My dad has cancer and can't walk long distances, but you wouldn't know it if he got out of the car. It's best to mind your own business in those cases. As long as they have a sign hanging from your rear view mirror or a license plate with a handicap insignia on it, there is a good reason they have one. They don't just hand them out to anyone.

Answer 4

It's best to mind your own business. My wife's cousin has two little ones that are autistic and she has parking privileges to help. Looking at them getting out of a car might make you mad but unless you know the whole story MYOB.