Both my kids go to this preschool that's at this church. Most everybody is not a member of said church, myself included. To clarify before I go any further, the preschool is a good mix of all ethnic backgrounds, no stereotyping.

I like to believe in a good person and to raise my kids to be even better than myself, I have my faults. I tend to be the "it's the principle" type of person. With that being said, obviously no one is getting hurt by what these parents are doing but ffs they all seem privileged. I'd say (completely made up number, which I'm known for) 80% of the parents park in handicap spots while dropping off and picking up their kids. It's infuriating! I immediately think of the people who park in the fire lane at grocery stores, and then leave their grocery cart on the parking spot. Lazy fu*KS! One mother even double parks 2 cars in by literally parking in the aisle (which I'm half partial about bc she's double parking the obviously non handicap people in) but it blocks traffic. Especially since the parking lot is one way and about 63% of parents leave the lot going head on with traffic and look at me like I'm in the wrong. Out of all the people who bring their kids to this preschool, only one has a handicap sticker. The church has a daily lunch at 1pm for the congregation and that's the same tone we pick up our children so they literally are taking spots of people who actually are handicap and the parking lot is gravel. 

Anywho, I drop little comments just under my breath to my kids while walking past these people. See that kids, don't be like her. Or, as I'm driving while cars are driving the wrong direction, pointing to how the flow of traffic is and not slowing down because they're too stupid to follow directions. 

It's hard to dislike some of these parents because some are generally nice people and so are their kids but at the same time, I think they're a-holes. 

I'm not naive about what constitutes as being handicap. Not everyone physically fits the bill of what the general public considers handicap but I hate giving the benefit of the doubt (1 of many faults) when so many people ignore the law.

And yes, it's on church property so it's technically not illegal because it's out of the polices jurisdiction, but it's the principle.

Also, I have spoken to some of them and asked them why they do it or do they realize they are. I either get a look or the common, it's not hurting anyone, it's just for a minute! 

Tldr: parents park in handicap spots &gt; I make snide remarks under my breath when I walk by them. 