I drive past those spaces, grateful that I do not qualify. And I do not quarrel with the seemingly able-bodied who use the privilege. The good Lord ought to break your leg. The woman pointed out, quite rightly, that not all handicapped people have a disability others can see. Or, worse, ask the Lord to take part in breaking a leg.
Life is too short.
And mean enough already. Let somebody else be the parking police. Kentucky, for instance, is cracking down on the misuse of handicapped stickers. So Kentucky has a new system to run electronic checks on handicapped parking tag numbers. And Hamilton County officials might have missed a few minor stadium details, such as how many millions of dollars it will cost, but, by gosh, they made sure that there was language in the agreement about parking spaces.