Comment: 'Obviously no one important travels this road.'

Readers took their opinions to Baltimore County Patch sites this week, flocking most to stories about , , the , and .

“I understand that the blind want to be treated equally, but if they get injured trying to do things that sighted people do, then they want to sue because it wasn't a safe environment. It's a Catch 22 for all involved. It's a hard lesson, but sometimes we have to acknowledge that we are different and that those differences do make us unequal in some ways.” - Edb

? “If business/lot owners would just meter their lots, that would solve the issue--many property owners along Frederick are only open 9-5--It would give me a legal place to park and not take a chance on being towed or ticketed and they could make some money by metering their lots after business hours!”- Laura Kooyman

“Obviously no one important travels this road, or it would have been fixed many weeks ago. Hopefully they will do what needs to be done to correct the problems from the stream. They would be smart to straighten that stretch of road, rather than just patch it up. Looking forward to getting back to my normal pattern of travel, even if it has been delayed again.” – Lisa

“Go to Maryland Judiciary Case Search ... both of these guys have long criminal histories with previous arrests for burglary and drugs. If they had served their full sentences for previous crimes they wouldn't have been out on the street to commit this one.”- SickofCriminals

About this column: A collection of insightful, funny, even occasionally outrageous comments from Patch readers.