5 Sep 2019 8:33 pm
There are a lot of people that are rightly classified as disabled but they still choose to try to work as much as they can, as long as they can. That's not complicated. If they earn a lot then they won't qualify for most benefits.Cannonpointer » 05 Sep 2019 7:32 pm » wrote: We currently spend 35% of ever medical dollar on end of life care (Against Norway's 2%) - and any attempt to fix that brings on chants of death panels.
What does "workers with disabilities" mean in the real world? Are we talking tards that make creative bean bags? Fatsos who work from home on the computer? I mean, if they are WORKERS, how disabled are they? And if they're making a living, aren't they ahead in the game compared to a lot of millennials?
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