While it's worth pointing out that the elderly are frequent beneficiaries of accommodations required under the ADA by law, I quibble with the quibbling. I'm dis

While it's worth pointing out that the elderly are frequent beneficiaries of accommodations required under the ADA by law, I quibble with the quibbling. I'm discussing the Americans with Disabilities Act and therefore I'm going to call people who use them "the disabled", not "less able" or even "differently abled" (though maybe where appropriate with specifics like "less able to walk", sure.)