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Should big retail stores such as Wal-mart and Target have to provide motorized carts to their customers?
Debate Leaders
Ryan Kazinec
(1 votes)
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Side B Comment
mama kaz - 4/7/11 @ 11:55 AM:
If you are truly handicapped our old healthcare system provided for needs such as wheelchairs and other durable medical equipment. They would even cover the cost of lifts and racks for your vehicle. That may not be the case with Obamacare but until I know that for sure I say if you are not considered handicapped by your physician then you should have to deal with it yourself. Walking around a store is good exercise for obesity and heart health. Riding around in a motorized wheelchair will only make you more unhealthy.
Side A Comment
Ryan Kazinec - 2/23/11 @ 7:50 PM:
I think it's a wonderful thing that stores provide these motorized carts but what I don't find so wonderful is when 400 pound lard asses defy science and scoot around the store in them. When it's elderly or injured people riding in them it serves a wonderful purpose; when it's a quarter ton of jiggly flesh it's disgusting.
I would like to take a moment and applaud the manufacturers of these motor carts. Some cars can barely support four hundred pounds yet your carts do that and more; Bravo!
I would like to take a moment and applaud the manufacturers of these motor carts. Some cars can barely support four hundred pounds yet your carts do that and more; Bravo!
Side A Comment
cutie122403 - 2/23/11 @ 7:48 PM:
Although I kind of hate to support this side I do believe there are people out there that actually need these. However the only people I ever see using them are extremely over weight lazy people. Maybe if they got up and walked they wouldn't be so big! People with disabilities should be the only ones using them.
