Let's talk: Rascals

[walkingwolfmike]

Let's Talk Rascals:
Rascals. No, not the little ones we old folks used to watch on our black and white T.V., I am talking about the scooters people trundle around in.
What is happening to the Human Race as we know it? More and more people are, for one reason or another, putting around on one of these rolling easy chairs, whether they actually need it or not. I saw some goon standing up whilst driving his today. What is more, MOST of these people act as if they have the right to do anything they want just because they are dependent on this contraption. As far as I am concerned, unless you are legitimately handicapped (and no, sorry, but I am not considering obesity due to having the munchies legitimate, that better be a glandular issue), you have absolutely no right being in one of the people movers. There are War Vets out there who have no legs and don't have one of these things, or choose not to have one and learn to walk on artificial legs.
Come on, America, we can do better.

[Dhalgren]

I think I finally lost hope for humanity when I discovered that you can buy pre-shredded cheese--and people actually do. It's all a matter of degree after that.

Sometimes I think that our society has already given up but just doesn't realize it yet.

[Uska]

Yeah you see people in those all the time now who don't need them or at least shouldn't use them they are fat can complain about that if they did some excercise they wouldn't be so fat then around here idiot teenagers use them at walmart and then they aren't available for those who really need them saw a familly once 2 parents and 3 kids from about 10-16 all get them and laugh as they went shopping they are lucky I wasn't the manager I would have tossed them out of my store.

[Inferno346]

Yeah, you see people in those all the time now who don't need them or at least shouldn't use them; they are fat, can't complain about that: if they did some exercise they wouldn't be so fat; around here, idiot teenagers use them at Walmart and then they aren't available for those who really need them; I saw a family once: two parents and three kids from about 10-16 all get them and laugh as they went shopping; they are lucky I wasn't the manager; I would have tossed them out of my store.

Wow, that is quite a "sentence".