Seilish

The real problem is that they correlate the laws of the mandatory draft and preventing non-enlisted citizens from being employed. They should completely seperate it and allow non-draftees to be legally employed. If that were the case then you would see a lot more Chareidim employed in the workforce.

So the blame as to why so many Chareidim are not working even though they may not be cut out for learning lies at the feet of the chiloni government. (You must recognize that even though many Chareidim strongly object on concientious grounds to serving in the military, they certainly desire to be employed but are legally prohibited from working since they did not serve in the armed forces.)

Another zach worth pointing out is that usually their are waaaaay too many handicapped parking spots reserved. You can have a full parking lot with every spot taken except that most of the handicapped spots are empty. This happens quite frequently. In which case, someone parking there without a permit is not really taking away a spot from a handicapped driver.

And another point worth throwing out there is that a lot of people abuse their handicapped parking permits. They get it in some zaida’s name but then use it most of the time when zaida is not in the car with them. (Which is against the permit regulations.) It could very well even be that most of the permit uses are abusive.

Is popa’s shitta that parking in a handicapped slot is akin to parking in front of someone else’s driveway?

VM: This is a very relevant and worthwhile shaila to ask the posek hador.

It seems Rav Chaim is saying that l’chatchila you should not masser him but once someone already did it you cant berate him for having done so.