If I'm good at conveying my thoughts verbally and then you take that away, now you have thus created a detrimental system for me. ADA compliance is good and bad

If I'm good at conveying my thoughts verbally and then you take that away, now you have thus created a detrimental system for me. ADA compliance is good and bad in the sense that it helps people who need it so they can function on their own, but also is a burden on everyone else for the simple sake that in case someone who needs that benefit can use it, even though 99.9% of the time it will be used by people who don't. I mean we don't exactly see ADA compliance for parks. So short of essential buildings, I think it's unreasonably excessive.