Tesco and blue badge bay abuse.

TheBottomLine_2

lucylucky wrote: »

You seem to think it is somehow acceptable for places not to provide spaces for disabled individuals

Not just me - most if not all blue badge holders have the same opinion as I do on this matter. It is LAUGHABLE that you accuse us all of discrimination! I'm starting to suspect a troll...

easy

lucylucky wrote: »

Do tell - why?

You seem to think it is somehow acceptable for places not to provide spaces for disabled individuals, merely those with blue badges.

If a place does so then they are discriminating against those without blue badges.

That is fairly obvious to me.

It is of course merely a theoretical argument since blue badge spaces mean nothing on private land and people can park where they wish.

but if you ARE disabled, why not apply for a blue badge? Then you can park in disabled bays.

I'm disabled, I have a blue badge, which lives in my car. If we go out in DH's car and I forget to take my blue badge, then we don't park in a disabled space.

simples.

pwales_2

thats it im off up asda and im going to park in a normal space!!!!!! see how they like it............:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:dam!!! that wont work!!!! ah i know ill wheel up close to them in my chair and spook them we all now they think they can catch wheelchairitus if they come to close and dont speak to me veeerryyy slllowwwwwlllyyyy:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Indie_Kid

easy wrote: »

but if you ARE disabled, why not apply for a blue badge? Then you can park in disabled bays.

I'm disabled, I have a blue badge, which lives in my car. If we go out in DH's car and I forget to take my blue badge, then we don't park in a disabled space.

simples.

Not every disabled person is entitled to a blue badge - which is just wrong.:mad:

TheBottomLine_2

pwales wrote: »

thats it im off up asda and im going to park in a normal space!!!!!! see how they like it...

:rotfl::T:rotfl::T:rotfl:

idvi

sh1305 wrote: »

Not every disabled person is entitled to a blue badge - which is just wrong.:mad:

its a fair point

my granddad was refused one.. his health & legs are so bad he finds it difficult/uncomfortable to walk more than about 20 meters sustainably , and even then he would get out of breath.

lucylucky

TheBottomLine wrote: »

Not just me - most if not all blue badge holders have the same opinion as I do on this matter. It is LAUGHABLE that you accuse us all of discrimination! I'm starting to suspect a troll...

Do you have the capacity to explain why you find my comment comical, rather than type the word "laughable" in capitals?

I am not sure I have accused anyone on this thread of discrimination - have I?

lucylucky

easy wrote: »

but if you ARE disabled, why not apply for a blue badge? Then you can park in disabled bays.

I'm disabled, I have a blue badge, which lives in my car. If we go out in DH's car and I forget to take my blue badge, then we don't park in a disabled space.

simples.

Some people have only temporary issues with mobility and would not qualify for a blue badge. And people with or without blue badges can park in disabled bays as has already been discussed.

Does your mobility alter if you have the blue badge in the car or not?

Why do you not park in the "blue badge" spaces?

TheBottomLine_2

lucylucky wrote: »

Why do you not park in the "blue badge" spaces?

I think easy made it quite clear already. Now I am 100% certain you are a troll. Have fun.

pwales_2

oh god there both back;) heads down take cover:p