Hateful, Hurtful Words NEED to Stop!

I'm soooooooooooo sick of sociopathic bullies like the lady who wrote the following on her Facebook group page entitled, 'group to revoke handicapped parking permits:'

"Stop treating people differently based on their physical capabilities, that's what they say, but it's all lipservice! As soon as one of those handicapped people wants to park a car they don't want to be treated 'like everybody else' anymore. Well, here at the group to revoke handicapped parking permits we say: 'May every man, woman, child, and retard, be treated equally.'



Do they really need it? If they're so messed up they can't drive, then why doesn't the person they're with just drop them off and find a f#@*&!^ spot? If they are able to drive, but use a wheelchair then there's absolutely no need for a close spot- they're on wheels, a conveyance that's gonna get them there easily and faster anyway. Now for those who are just so weak and tired that they aren't able to drive and have too much pride to get in a wheel chair- I say stay home! You've probably got somebody catering to your every need there, too! Why do you feel you need to get that kind of attention when you leave the house too?
Now there is new category of 'handicapped' people: the grossly, morbidly, obese. Now with this I vehemently disagree. Isn't it possible that if you parked further out and walked to your destination you would burn a few calories and lose some weight, thereby negating the need for the 'fatticapped' parking in the first place?



FIGHT DISCRIMINATION!


Actions to take to show your support:

1- get out there and send in a photograph of yourself 'illegally' parking in a handicapped spot, then post it accordingly;

2- steal a handicapped placard from a car;

3- remove any 'handicapped parking only' sign you possibly can; and, finally,

4- flip off handicapped people in the name of equality!"

Let's deconstruct her argument for a minute, shall we? According to this woman's logic the handicapped don't deserve to have a place in society or to even show our faces out in public at a grocery store. Sociopaths like her embody everything that's wrong with the world today. It was all I could do not to stoop to her level and call her hurtful names. Instead I sent her a message with a link to my blog post about my personal experience using a handicapped parking sticker. Maybe it will inspire her to put herself in someone else's shoes for a change...