rightwinger
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ADA was a major investment. At the time, I thought it was a waste of money to spend so much to help a few people. So what if a few disabled are inconvenienced.Your using the rules now. About the ADA. Anyone of us can be disabled for any reason. So there but for the grace of God go I. But do not doubt that the costs are massive and much of it though enacted by the Federal government is forced on local governments to pay for a lot of it. And we all pay more for that in almost everything we do. In both public and private ways. On top of that there are people scamming the system costing us a lot more money. An example.....In the 1980's or so in the city I lived in, they removed and replace pavement squares adjoining to the street as the lip of the pavement was a few inches higher with cutouts that lowered to the street for wheelchairs. It cost 80 million dollars over 3 years and it was estimated there were 6 people in wheelchairs on the street in a city with over 1.5 million people. We are a spoiled nation where we pour 16 ounces of fresh clean water in an 8 oz glass.Outside of Conservative propagandaHe is the idealogical core of Democratic Party. Do you even know the history of the ideology you subscribe to? Everything that is happening on our campuses is STRAIGHT from Alinsky manifesto.Nobody gives a shit about Alinsky
Nobody on the left knows who Alinsky is
Right, Progressives just happen to follow his "Rules for Radicals" by coincidence. I bet you want everyone to believe that no one on the far left ever heard of the "Cloward-Piven Strategy" either.
It is today’s Conservatives who seem to be following Rules for Radicals
Liberals never heard of them
But now, my mom is nearing 90 and I see her using some of those handicapped facilities, I see how much that handicapped sticker means to her.
Someday we will all probabably benefit from them.