Are we failing able-bodied people by not giving them wheelchairs and handicapped parking spaces? A different straw argument - we don't send dogs to preschool,

Are we failing able-bodied people by not giving them wheelchairs and handicapped parking spaces? A different straw argument - we don't send dogs to preschool, we send them to obedience school, because we recognize certain things need to be different to achieve the same goal - not biting or urinating on everything. edit: I'm realizing this might just be about effort/actions vs. results. I'm decidedly on the side that results are what we need to compare.