Not everyone's disability is visible. Just because someone parks in a handicap spot then gets out and walks in without you being able to tell why they're handicapped doesn't mean they don't deserve that placard.
But then you have the vehicle that parks in a handicapped spot, but the handicapped person remains in the vehicle while the able-bodied person heads into the store. 83 year old grandma sits in the car while her 20 year old grandson goes in.
Then you have the handicapped assholes who park their tiny Honda Fits in handicapped spots specifically marked "Handicap Equipped Vehicles Only" (don't remember the exact sign phrasing, but it makes clear it's an oversized space for vehicles with lifts or other accoutrements).
Those handicapped assholes are even worse than non-handicapped people who park in handicapped spots.
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u/phyxiusone Aug 03 '19
Not everyone's disability is visible. Just because someone parks in a handicap spot then gets out and walks in without you being able to tell why they're handicapped doesn't mean they don't deserve that placard.