An Act to ensure a barrier-free Canada (the Accessible Canada Act)

My wording wasn't quite right there. This does mostly affect disabled people. I was just trying to bring out how infrastructure for cars leaves like a walkway on a cliff for pedestrians.

In 2025, I'm shocked by how many places still don't have fully accessible sidewalks. Safeway in Lethbridge recently did a massive renovation, but couldn't find the budget to replace the one section of sidewalk that prevents someone in a wheelchair being able to easily wheel straight from the sidewalk to the door - no, sir, you stay on the parking lot where it's easier for cars to run over you!

I do that with shopping carts and wheeled flats that are left blocking the sidewalk where I'm trying to walk. Now it blocks cars. Seems fair. :)

I'm not gleeful. I said you and the group are whiney bitches.

Looking for the most minor of situations to set off screeching. You have idiots in here arguing and white knighting and thinking that it's better in the rest of the world 🤣

One fucking moron thinks one image is representative of the state of the ADA implementation.

Go be productive. This is just rage bait for the terminally online nerds. You are doing nothing but paternalising and hurting your own mental health.

Again, I and most literally couldn't care less if they have to spend 3ft in low speed parking lot traffic like every other person. It's not the end of the world, people aren't getting run over and injured.

You are just looking to trigger that social media rage dopamine hit. Your worries are about as real and dumb as trans women taking over high school sports. It's just less hateful.

And here y'all are eating it up. I honestly cannot imagine getting so angry over this utterly minor inconvenience.

Frankly I think your paternalistic attitude over these HELPLESS people is probably the most offensive thing in here to anyone with a physical handicap.