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I'm an advocate of this man's actions. A very high percentage of people will never go thru the trouble of suing to get disability access so the result is bad di
by WheelsAtLarge 4y ago
I'm an advocate of this man's actions. A very high percentage of people will never go thru the trouble of suing to get disability access so the result is bad disability access since companies can ignore the law since there's no one to enforce it. I see it all the time. A local supermarket has a lane they designate as wheelchair accessible yet they never open it. It's just a way to show that they comply with the law yet in actuality they don't. Even when confronted they admitted that it wasn't in their interest to keep it open.
When congress passed the disability act they designated suits as a way to enforce it. There's no agency that checks on individual businesses. The government will go after large organizations that are violating it on a large scale but for most places that violate it they count on individuals to bring suits which most people won't bother to go thru the trouble.