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Originally Posted by FromG2Z
This type of stuff really burns me up inside. I hate it when folks with handicap tags or stickers still park in the handicapped spots even if they themselves are no longer handicapped (i.e. recovered from the injury, etc), or don't have the handicapped spouse/child with them at the time. Yeah, they have a sticker, grant you that, but still, if NO ONE IN THE CAR IS HANDICAPPED AT THE TIME YOU PARK IT, DON'T PARK THERE. Bastards. Save it for someone who actually uses it. Just because you have a valid tag, doesn't mean you should use it.
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I was TOTALLY in your camp until my mother got COPD and has difficulty breathing, especially when walking long distances in hot weather. She got a handicap placard and uses it when it's hot. If you saw her getting out of her car in a handicap spot, you wouldn't realize why she has the placard, as she doesn't walk with a cane or walker, nor uses a wheelchair.