Disabled spot sign that needs to be used everywhere.

[stark]

Your right stark. A better plan would be to round up all the crips and make them live in big hospitals. They could sleep in dormitory's, every now and again there could be a cull.

Then supermarkets could arrange parking spaces by arrogance-of-driver. like there supposed to.

oh for gods sake stop being so reactionary

[Baggypants]

Your right stark. A better plan would be to round up all the crips and make them live in big hospitals. They could sleep in dormitory's, every now and again there could be a cull.

Then supermarkets could arrange parking spaces by arrogance-of-driver. like there supposed to.

oh for gods sake stop being so reactionary

Stark Irony

[Tael]

another good idea. That leaves the third parent to work and support the other two.

Yes, because shops are only open between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.

[The Captain]

perhaps you ought to get back to your daily mail

No, The Daily Mail is usually associated in such arguments with a bigoted or intolerant point of view akin to the one expressed in your post, whereas you'd want The Guardian or The Independent for my kind of wishy-washy bleeding heart liberal attitude.

I agree with you about the cashpoints, although not from the perspective that I'm able-bodied and therefore in a majority, which as others here have illustrated in various ways is a similar attitude to that expressed by one of the worst scoundrels in history.

[stark]

ooh ive got another one..

Inclusion in schools.

let stop it m'kay

having to teach 35 kids is bad enough,

when 4 are off the wall and on the autistic spectrum, another one is downs and another needs a feeding tube and can't communicate apart from saying 'ughhhgahg' it goes from the sublime to the ridiculous.

once again, the able bodied ,dare i say it, 'normal' kids have the attention of their teacher reduced because he/she now has to write 4 lesson plans.

[Baggypants]

ooh ive got another one..

Inclusion in schools.

let stop it m'kay

having to teach 35 kids is bad enough,

when 4 are off the wall and on the autistic spectrum, another one is downs and another needs a feeding tube and can't communicate apart from saying 'ughhhgahg' it goes from the sublime to the ridiculous.

once again, the able bodied ,dare i say it, 'normal' kids have the attention of their teacher reduced because he/she now has to write 4 lesson plans.

this is parking spaces backwards in schools there needs to be more specialist disabled spaces not less. Clearly the way forwards is to stop creating disabled parking bays and put the money into school special needs.

[stark]

ooh ive got another one..

Inclusion in schools.

let stop it m'kay

having to teach 35 kids is bad enough,

when 4 are off the wall and on the autistic spectrum, another one is downs and another needs a feeding tube and can't communicate apart from saying 'ughhhgahg' it goes from the sublime to the ridiculous.

once again, the able bodied ,dare i say it, 'normal' kids have the attention of their teacher reduced because he/she now has to write 4 lesson plans.

this is parking spaces backwards in schools there needs to be more specialist disabled spaces not less. Clearly the way forwards is to stop creating disabled parking bays and put the money into school special needs.

i'd rather the storefront exclusion zone extended to 100 metres

[grue]

ooh ive got another one..

Inclusion in schools.

let stop it m'kay

having to teach 35 kids is bad enough,

when 4 are off the wall and on the autistic spectrum, another one is downs and another needs a feeding tube and can't communicate apart from saying 'ughhhgahg' it goes from the sublime to the ridiculous.

once again, the able bodied ,dare i say it, 'normal' kids have the attention of their teacher reduced because he/she now has to write 4 lesson plans.

What the fuck are you talking about? What does this have to do with parking spaces?
Are you saying that the need to be able to go to work (in which you are good at nomatter your physical condition) is the same with a nonsense law (which I don't know about since we don't have it here) that -as far as I understand- ignores the different educational needs of a mental condition?

[phattslagg]

Parents' parking shits me off. Can't one parent shop for groceries alone whilst the other is at home taking care of the children?

Erm, not always, no.

[stark]

What the fuck are you talking about?

inclusion in schools, the clue was in the post

What does this have to do with parking spaces?

nothing per se, its about inclusion in schools. see above

Are you saying that the need to be able to go to work (in which you are good at nomatter your physical condition) is the same with a nonsense law (which I don't know about since we don't have it here) that -as far as I understand- ignores the different educational needs of a mental condition?

don't know what you're going on about there, and as you say you don't know about the way things are in this country.

Inclusion is basically all manner of differently able kids get dropped in an overstuffed class with overworked teachers who , quite often are not the best people to be teaching these kids as they don't have the necessary skills and the schools dont have the necessary funds to give them these skills.

whereas special schools exist where the teachers are correctly skilled. but the government is hell bent on these kids getting a poorer education because then' they will integrate better' into society because the other kids will understand them..

whereas what actually happens is they get bullied.

its a bloody stupid thing for them to be doing. but the relevance to parking spaces is a tenous one. as baggypants pointed out. its the other side of the coin.

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whilst i'm on a roll...

parents. if you are going to take your kids to the supermarket, don't let them run riot with the trolleys.cheers

[Munky]

a)You have the option of bending down to use a cashpoint, much as it might horrify you to do so.

What about people with bad backs though?

Recruitment drive, isn't it.

Ban this wheelchair-bound filth.

[stark]

Parents' parking shits me off. Can't one parent shop for groceries alone whilst the other is at home taking care of the children?

Erm, not always, no.

not really the right argument. why should there be parents parking?

[DutchLlama]

a)You have the option of bending down to use a cashpoint, much as it might horrify you to do so. Surely a little bit of give and take might actually make the legislators sit up and take notice that human beings of differing levels of physical ability can exist side-by side, rather than be favoured one way or the other.

But what about tall people with a back problem, who can't bend down without painfully hurting their backs?

[stark]

a)You have the option of bending down to use a cashpoint, much as it might horrify you to do so. Surely a little bit of give and take might actually make the legislators sit up and take notice that human beings of differing levels of physical ability can exist side-by side, rather than be favoured one way or the other.

But what about tall people with a back problem, who can't bend down without painfully hurting their backs?

they aren't special enough

[Kamineko]

a)You have the option of bending down to use a cashpoint, much as it might horrify you to do so. Surely a little bit of give and take might actually make the legislators sit up and take notice that human beings of differing levels of physical ability can exist side-by side, rather than be favoured one way or the other.

But what about tall people with a back problem, who can't bend down without painfully hurting their backs?