The ADA may need a rewrite to make it very clear it only applies to those disabled by accident, injury, or disease and not to people who caused themselves to be disabled, but I'll never agree it needs to be completely repealed. My brother has a disease that's had him wheelchair-bound since he was 10 years old. His quality of life would have been much worse without the ADA. It's a good thing that we try to make our public access things in this country as accessible to the disabled as possible. They are Americans and deserve that access.  By the way, real service dogs that are trained for years and can perform actual skills, are not pets. It's the morons with their "emotional support animals" that are giving service dogs a bad rep. I'll agree that "lowlife scum" could probably be applied legitimately to many people claiming a ESA, but I'll fight you if you're applying that language to the blind, deaf, and disabled (who are disabled through no fault of their own).