Parking in disabled space - hypothetical question

Retrogamer

goonarmy wrote: »

The two words equal and rights. Google is your friend.

I don't have any friends named Google.
Here's two words you should learn, when used in the same context.
Positive Discrimination

arcon5

goonarmy wrote: »

Your assuming alot there but never mind that. The point being equal; ie the same. It is what it is.

No assumptions at all - what do you think disabled parking spots are for?!
Able and non-able bodies persons can be equal whilst still accommodating for those with greater needs.

It's clear though your little head can't comprehend this

goonarmy

Retrogamer wrote: »

I don't have any friends named Google.
Here's two words you should learn, when used in the same context.
Positive Discrimination

Im entirely aware of that. But by definition it isnt equal is it? By the terms you have used its not equal is it?







if you are struggling the answer is no.

goonarmy

arcon5 wrote: »

No assumptions at all - what do you think disabled parking spots are for?!
Able and non-able bodies persons can be equal whilst still accommodating for those with greater needs.

It's clear though your little head can't comprehend this

The bits below in red are an ASSUMPTION. Why cant your little head comprehend this?

arcon5 wrote: »

Equal rights has bug-ger all to do with it. It's to enable a disabled person to perform everyday tasks a little easier, tasks for which you or I take for granted.

And accomadating is inclusive upto the point where you exclude others, in this case any one without a blue badge.:cool:

Captain_Flack.

goonarmy wrote: »

Im entirely aware of that. But by definition it isnt equal is it? By the terms you have used its not equal is it?







if you are struggling the answer is no.

Retrogamer wrote: »

I don't have any friends named Google.
Here's two words you should learn, when used in the same context.
Positive Discrimination

There's your answer but I bet you'll continue to be a bell end about it.

goonarmy

Captain_Flack. wrote: »

There's your answer but I bet you'll continue to be a bell end about it.

Do you not have impersonating a police officer to busy your self with?

jacques_chirac

goonarmy wrote: »

Your assuming alot there but never mind that. The point being equal; ie the same. It is what it is.

It is you that misunderstands. In this context the correct phrase is equal opportunities. This term recognises that some face barriers to living a 'normal' life, and adjustments need to be made to enable everyone to be put on a level playing field. Equality is not about treating everyone the same, it is about giving everyone the same opportunity.

Captain_Flack.

goonarmy wrote: »

Do you not have impersonating a police officer to busy your self with?

Where have I done that then?

goonarmy

Captain_Flack. wrote: »

Where have I done that then?

Anywhere you like my dear. A bit of dress ups every now and again never hurt anyone.

goonarmy

jacques_chirac wrote: »

It is you that misunderstands. In this context the correct phrase is equal opportunities. This term recognises that some face barriers to living a 'normal' life, and adjustments need to be made to enable everyone to be put on a level playing field. Equality is not about treating everyone the same, it is about giving everyone the same opportunity.

No misunderstanding and the correct phrase is the one I wrote-hence why i wrote it. But yes having the spaces gives oppotunities, and very probbably rightfully so.