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   From: liberty@once.net   
      
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   > Freedom Fighter wrote:   
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   >> A person has a right to expect signs to be clear and accurate. I went by   
   >> the   
   >> signs, not the fact that the facility was closed.   
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   > If your posts started off saying exactly that, you might have some   
   > credibility.  But your posts have been a tirade against the city   
   > and the handicapped.  Your claim that the space was perfectly   
   > legal seemed to come after the fact and after lots of insults.   
      
   You need to learn to read correctly. Where in what I said do I speak against   
   the handicapped?   
   Here in NYC, if parking is not specifically prohibited by the signs it is   
   legal, unless of course by a fire hydrant. Is this not true in Philadelphia   
   as well? And if not, how is an out-of-state resident to know that fact if it   
   is not in the signs?   
      
   >> That's fine - but no excuse for Philadelphia to set traps for purely   
   >> revenue-raising purposes.   
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   > There is no proof that this is a 'trap' or a 'scam'.  If you were   
   > indeed parked legally, there's a good chance it was merely an error.   
      
   Again, read all that I wrote, and try to see it from my perspective.   
      
   >> I hope YOU get an unjustified ticket someday and thus learn what it is   
   >> like   
   >> trying to get justice from these government criminals.   
   >   
   > I hope you NEVER have to learn what is like to need a handicapped   
   > placard for yourself or a loved one despite your blatant insensitivity.   
      
   I have no bias against the handicapped at all, but you certainly are   
   insensitive to people being victimized by ticket trap scams.   
      
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