emtrescue
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Re: What Will You Do When Gas Hits $10 a gallon & Heating Fuel Doubles ?
This was the point I was trying to get across, but typing with a stick is ridiculously hard for me. I, myself would have a hard time accepting disability due to that very reason. To me, there is something that you can do that is productive. I mean we have a company that is called "Blind Industries" They don't make window blinds like I thought they did at first. First time I ran a call there I was warned... Anyway, I get on scene and the first thing that strikes me is that everyone is blind. Well, 95% of the people anyway. The other thing that gets me is that these people are using electric sewing machines, etc. Needle, thread, sewing machine, Keep a straight line, you know a seam, and they're freaking blind. Put your mind to it and you can do anything.
The other thing is people that are taking the "free ride syndrome." Fine example of this - approximately a 22 y/o male works out everyday at the gym, good build, has some intelligence to him, yet don't work because when he was a child his mother had him at a doctor and they diagnosed him with "emotional issues" so now he draws disability from the government, so healthcare, etc is paid.
Next is my wifes cousin who worked at a local press, and she has developed "headaches" Coincidentally, they started just post break-up with her boyfriend and that was about 10 years ago. Still "has em", and is still drawing a check. Seen her so stoned on phenergan/loratab she could barely talk/stay awake and was still saying she wanted more.
Point I'm trying to get at, is as the cost of goods and services go up, I predict the cost and the number of people wanting a "free ride" from the government is going to increase so then there go our taxes to support em..... I have a feeling it's going to get ugly.
Michigan Badger said:I could reap some of the above benefits myself but unfortunately I have this ethical hangup I've never been able to overcome.
This was the point I was trying to get across, but typing with a stick is ridiculously hard for me. I, myself would have a hard time accepting disability due to that very reason. To me, there is something that you can do that is productive. I mean we have a company that is called "Blind Industries" They don't make window blinds like I thought they did at first. First time I ran a call there I was warned... Anyway, I get on scene and the first thing that strikes me is that everyone is blind. Well, 95% of the people anyway. The other thing that gets me is that these people are using electric sewing machines, etc. Needle, thread, sewing machine, Keep a straight line, you know a seam, and they're freaking blind. Put your mind to it and you can do anything.
The other thing is people that are taking the "free ride syndrome." Fine example of this - approximately a 22 y/o male works out everyday at the gym, good build, has some intelligence to him, yet don't work because when he was a child his mother had him at a doctor and they diagnosed him with "emotional issues" so now he draws disability from the government, so healthcare, etc is paid.
Next is my wifes cousin who worked at a local press, and she has developed "headaches" Coincidentally, they started just post break-up with her boyfriend and that was about 10 years ago. Still "has em", and is still drawing a check. Seen her so stoned on phenergan/loratab she could barely talk/stay awake and was still saying she wanted more.
Point I'm trying to get at, is as the cost of goods and services go up, I predict the cost and the number of people wanting a "free ride" from the government is going to increase so then there go our taxes to support em..... I have a feeling it's going to get ugly.