The only links you have posted are links about a stupid disease. That wouldn't prevent you from working anyway. There are plenty of jobs people with your condition could still do.
I know of very, very few disabilities that would prevent people from working. All the others can still make money, and do something to earn their own damned luxuries.
And you still haven't provided the scans you would have provided 5 days ago in another thread. You also haven't provided prove for anything else you claimed. We have no reason to believe anything you say, as it's proven that you are both a liar and an idiot for thinking you can get away with it. Your understanding of economics is about as big as your understanding of a debate. It doesn't exist.
Really? Yes I can find a job because I have parents who can pay for post secondary education, It would be impossible for me to work at a blue collar job to to the level of accommodation I require, also at school I get many many accommodations and it's still difficult for me.
Examples of disabilities that cannot always function in a blue collar job?
-Arthritis
-Blindness
-Paraplegic
-Quadriplegic
-Fibromyalgia
-Multiple Sclerosis
-Downs Syndrome
-Cerebral Palsy
I could go on for awhile.
On the subject of my condition Fibromyalgia, it runs the gamut from being an annoyance to be being a crippling condition. Suffers don't sleep through the night due to the pain and stiffness, they wake up with a kind of atrophy, simple things like going to the grocery store and tire them out, they have a hard to gripping things so it makes writing, cooking, cleaning, and driving difficult if not impossible in some cases.
As I said you need to focus less on greed and more on compassion.
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Is that a sort of bible thing. If I have to ask for a reason to believe I am just wrong? Let me guess, you do have reasons why we should have more compassions....but you found them in your library and they have no scanners?
And yet all of those you mentioned can still work, they just need an education or hard work, and if neither of them are available, group housing for the disabled. People doing ugly works there and housing markets and what not can still make a lot of money. The people there will need to work and it can be accepted that they don't work their best. Still with the money raised the housing project can invest in luxuries.
Not to mention that if they play it smart they might be able to get corporate sponsors, of course this is far more likely if it's tax deductible...
People with no disabilities need to work hard for their money and for their lifestyle. I expect the same from the disabled, and because they can't work at the same quality they shouldn't have to be expected to pay for everything themselves. That's just impossible. But they are sure as hell capable of making money for their own damned luxuries. Perhaps they wouldn't like living with so many people or like the work they have to do. But lot's of people don't like their jobs or the place they live. And if the disabled choose not to live there then that's their owned damned choice and they should take care of themselves.
Excuse me but since they cannot work how can they pay for education?
And just because they are disabled, why should they have to live in a group home? You expect the disabled to work hard? Do you not get that it is impossible for the majority of them?
And yes because they cannot earn a living themselves, it has to be provided for them. And most of them are stuck in their homes for most of the time and they deserve to at least have a comfortable place to live.
You have no compassion what so ever, it's not a matter of them not liking a job. It's a matter of what they are limited to doing and in many cases crippling pain and fatigue.
They are not in a situation they choose to be in. And if given the choice they wouldn't be.
Are you guys so full of greed that you cannot muster compassion for these people?
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Are you so full of stupidity that you can not the the logical approach on ANY issue?
I mean, it must hurt to be so wrong all the time.
Also, what does someone that has no compassion care if you call them that. Did you think that was a good tool to make people shut up even though they are right? Well **** it, compassion is not an undeniable ideal as you would like to make it seem.
Anyways, many can work and those should. The others should have the possibility to live but not in more luxury than someone that actually works. That would be unfair.
Learn to read. I never said that they had to do the same things "normal" people do did I? No, they can still do something though and their limited skills can if done in groups make them enough money for luxuries.
If they can't afford an education then they should just live in group homes. If they don't want to live in group homes then they shouldn't ****ing complain about not having luxuries, you can't have everything handed to you. People have to make choices, hard one's. Even disabled people.
Actually no they cannot always do something. Most people with Fibromyalgia or similar conditions can't work on a set 9-5 schedule due to the extreme fatigue. Most blind people can't due to safety regulations.
And some people do need to have things handed to them because they are unable to do it themselves. And they shouldn't have to live in group homes.
Disabled people suffer enough with the conditions they have, we don't need to make it any harder then that for them.
I said do something, I never said work 9 to 5 jobs... Learn to read already, it would really make having discusisons with you easier.
And you are right people shouldn't have to live in group homes. But if they choose not to, then the state shouldn't pay for their luxuries either. It's their choice. They either live in group homes and do whatever they can for their luxuries or they don't have them.
Just like none disabled people, who either work for their luxuries or don't have them. Why are disabled people special?
Again I edited out the childish section of your post.
It would not be unfair, their disability is what is unfair, giving them this much of a living is simply making up for that.
And it is about compassion. There is so much in life they never get to do or will never have the chance to experience, they deserve this much at least.
Yes the state should pay. There is so much in life they never get to do or will never have the chance to experience, they deserve this much at least.
They are special because they are not where they are by choice, they are in this situation through a condition that is beyond their control. If they had the choice they wouldn't be.
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