Neighbor starts to tow people's cars when they park in the space he pays $400 for, some people say it's his right, others question him because he doesn't have a car: 'You don’t have a car anyway, might as well just let others use it! '

If he pays for his parking space, he is entitled to use it, right?

Would you want to pay $400 a month for a parking space and have other people use it without your consent? I didn't think so. So why is it such a big deal when this user from the story below got mad at that? People started making excuses like he doesn't have a car to park, that not everyone has $400 to spare every month, or that he at least shouldn't be towing them and should just leave a note. Why? Why can't he react to this without questioning? Why does he have to excuse everyone's impoliteness when people don't even respect his parking space? Why does he have to put up with all these? 

The answer is simple. People are entitled. All these drivers that park their car in his space know that they shouldn't be doing it, but they don't care at all! For them is just a dumb person who pays for a parking space they get for free. They take advantage of him, but why aren't people noticing that? Why is everyone telling him to deal with it? That easy, they would do the same thing. They would also take advantage of the situation to avoid paying for something that they should. But they also wouldn't like it if someone was doing this to them. 

Hypocrisy is so common these days. People take advantage of someone's kindness and demand to get free things just because they think, in their twisted minds, that they deserve it, when they don't. But the moment this happens to them is the only time they get to see how unfair what they were doing was. Why can't they notice that something they do is bad? Do they just not care? How do we end this epidemic of entitlement? Are we completely lost as a society that we can't even respect a parking space that someone works hard to pay? Are we doomed? We are if we don't start making changes in our attitude.