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Originally Posted by Daithi
I support handicap parking spaces, but I don't support special parking spaces for women with children, or special parking for fat people. I recognize that negotiating a parking lot with small children can be difficult. I recognize walking long distances can be tiring for the overweight. However, neither of these examples rise to the same level as asking someone with emphysema to walk across a parking lot. The same reasoning applies to your examples. Being poor or a non-English speaker doesn't rise to the same level of disadvantage as being blind.
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an overweight person who has problems with walking or walking long distances can be classified as disabled and can apply for a disabled sticker.
which, as a person from an overweight family, I support. if my mother has any more problems walking, she would need one, my stepfather has a bad hip and cant walk without a cane, and he does have a car, and he does have a sticker.
but as for the rights for the disabled, I would give free copies of my book to all blind people if I could do it for free on my end.if I cant, this law makes if legal for others to.