@@hollydugal5299 I know vocalizing a coherent and logical rebuttal is much more difficult than screaming buzz words, but please give it a try sometime 🙏 I promise you it's much more rewarding
These oppressive laws are routinely and systematically designed to keep people with disabilities impoverished and poor. These laws need to be abolished, so we’re not being routinely and systematically forced into poverty and chronic homelessness. If employers hired us, our chances of being on welfare would be reduced. We are the most discriminated group.
I agree, I think the laws and the funding both need to go. It's not our right to restrict or impede anyone. We should all be provided the same opportunities to succeed and rewarded based on our performance, abilities, and skills
Universal healthcare in the United States would also help this. Healthcare services would not be able to charge the insane amounts which make peoples healthcare unaffordable without government assistance, which you can't receive without financial restrictions.
@@arthurbrumagem3844 That’s not accurate Arthur. It’s the Insurance companies, Pharmaceutical Corporations as well as the corporations that own and run hospitals that are responsible for the insane health care costs. The profits that they are making are literally in the Billions every quarter. Universal Health Care is proven in study after to study to not only drastically reduce the cost but also offer much better health care. Check out Yale Medical School’s Study in the Lancet on Universal Health Care saving us 450 BILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY. It’s worth your time.
This is fundamentally wrong, Unamerican and pathetic. Any person that can contribute to society should be given every opportunity to do so. It literally makes zero sense to create barriers and obstacles to prevent anyone from achieving their dreams. More of the same crap.
@@0_k_1_ The income requirements in order to qualify for the assistance here is set way too low. Just because a disabled person is making income doesn't mean they don't need additional help. Did you watch the story?
@@markberman8958 I did and saw that there was an individual, in the same industry as me, decide to work less to keep receiving assistance. To me this speaks volumes
@@0_k_1_ ummm clearly if you watched it you still have zero understanding of the issue. The entire point here is they can't live without their state funded caregivers and medical assistance. But in order to remain qualified to receive the assistance they can't make any income above the poverty line. So that keeps them from being able to work. Maybe rewatch the story🤷
Why don’t public colleges allow disabled students to attend college for FREE?! Or the US Government could fund their college tuition. State Colleges are supposed to be Nonprofits and the US Governments offer grants to Low Income Students.
100% Agreed!!! I have disabilities myself and I have encountered deep-rooted systemic discrimination when it comes to employment, housing and accessibility.
@@0_k_1_ It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure it out. According to the statistics with the National Federation of the Blind, over 70% to 83% of blind and visually impaired folks are unemployed. And 1 in 4 blind and visually impaired folks are experiencing homelessness. We face the highest rates of unemployment and employment discrimination, according to the National Federation of the Blind statistics.
@@hollydugal5299 so you think thats more discrimination than the Jewish experinced in World War 2? If so you may want to snag a history book when you snag that dictionary.
Maybe they would be able to support themselves more if they had educational opportunities that allow them work higher paying jobs that suit their disabilities. They would become happy tax payers.
@@0_k_1_People like yourself and society need to change your attitudes when it comes to employment, housing and accessibility in the disabled communities. You have absolutely no idea what we folks with disabilities face on a daily basis. You need to check your privilege and think before you judge!!! We disabled folks face the worst economic disparities, due to deep-rooted employment discrimination.
this is a Nation wide problrm and it is discriminatory on the most part to have to be limited confined or disclose is a punishment and not equality. please come to florida its the same you are disabled no one will hire you part time or if you mention disabled. im a medical proffessional cant get a job cant work full tome or i lose my disability that goves me security if i get fired like most places will do once they discover you are disabked they find ways to fire you or discredit you mistreat you. welcome to land of the free if youre not rich or have some kind of status amd are different you are pinished for it!
This is definitely pathetic. How about people with mental "disabilities"? Think it's right to pay them less than minimum wage, work damn near 40 hours a week, take that shitty ass metro mobility, and then have to live in group homes where nobody gives a fuck about them? I know the "mental" ones get subsidized housing, group home coordinators, etc... But when you pay a human less than minimum wage, I see it as you saying they're less than the minimum to be human. Start treating humans like humans. We really, at the most microscopic level, are all the same. I love y'all. I wish this life was more worthwhile. It's nearly a laugh how pathetic it is, but it's really a cry.
Janitorial. I also took one of the guys out. Nobody helped him out of his house (no petty cash, no insulin) and the group home leader obviously didn't give a fuck. But yeah I knew what he was getting paid, and it was about $6/hour (MN minimum was $7.25 at the time. Anyways Mr, Mrs. K. I can do what I please. This is Jewtube for a reason
@@brandonbagley3233 haha very true. I just try and always maintain a logical conversation. It's getting really difficult nowadays. But I was rewarded for my steadfastness with a data point today!
Well, they can make only 1100$ a month in order to receive PCA services. If they make more, they will lose that. But now try to find an apartment in Minnesota that is less than 1100$. Then add copayments for appointments and medications - you have nothing left for food or clothes. Some of disabled people can make a little more, that they desperately need for that reasons. But... being disabled every day is challenge, and not many can make additional 100k a year to pay PCA services
Pro-life also means to support those with disabilities
Driving a car means you support drinking and driving too! Don't forget to ride your bike to work!!!
@@0_k_1_ Troll / hater!!!
@@hollydugal5299 I know vocalizing a coherent and logical rebuttal is much more difficult than screaming buzz words, but please give it a try sometime 🙏 I promise you it's much more rewarding
These oppressive laws are routinely and systematically designed to keep people with disabilities impoverished and poor. These laws need to be abolished, so we’re not being routinely and systematically forced into poverty and chronic homelessness. If employers hired us, our chances of being on welfare would be reduced. We are the most discriminated group.
I agree, I think the laws and the funding both need to go. It's not our right to restrict or impede anyone. We should all be provided the same opportunities to succeed and rewarded based on our performance, abilities, and skills
And Walz, Ellison, Frey, Carter, Amy and Tina really care, Right??
If you are working full-time Healthcare should not even be a question you contribute to this Society Society should give back
As a taxpayer these are the people I have no problem helping not the career types making baby after baby on welfare
Then help them, why does it have to happen through taxation and wealth redistribution?
Universal healthcare in the United States would also help this. Healthcare services would not be able to charge the insane amounts which make peoples healthcare unaffordable without government assistance, which you can't receive without financial restrictions.
I think we should all just be paid a wage. The same wage. Even if you don't work
Those healthcare workers expect great pay thus increasing those healthcare costs you think can be reduced just because the govt gets involved
@@0_k_1_ *yeah, that would encourage people to work. Make people want to invent things, create industries, create jobs for others.* *NOT!*
@@22lyric it was sarcasm...
@@arthurbrumagem3844 That’s not accurate Arthur. It’s the Insurance companies, Pharmaceutical Corporations as well as the corporations that own and run hospitals that are responsible for the insane health care costs. The profits that they are making are literally in the Billions every quarter. Universal Health Care is proven in study after to study to not only drastically reduce the cost but also offer much better health care. Check out Yale Medical School’s Study in the Lancet on Universal Health Care saving us 450 BILLION DOLLARS ANNUALLY. It’s worth your time.
This is fundamentally wrong, Unamerican and pathetic. Any person that can contribute to society should be given every opportunity to do so. It literally makes zero sense to create barriers and obstacles to prevent anyone from achieving their dreams. More of the same crap.
How is giving them free assistance a barrier?
@@0_k_1_ The income requirements in order to qualify for the assistance here is set way too low. Just because a disabled person is making income doesn't mean they don't need additional help. Did you watch the story?
@@markberman8958 I did and saw that there was an individual, in the same industry as me, decide to work less to keep receiving assistance. To me this speaks volumes
@@0_k_1_ ummm clearly if you watched it you still have zero understanding of the issue. The entire point here is they can't live without their state funded caregivers and medical assistance. But in order to remain qualified to receive the assistance they can't make any income above the poverty line. So that keeps them from being able to work. Maybe rewatch the story🤷
@@markberman8958 they can't? I wonder how people survived before state funded care 🤔 be careful with absolutes
Why don’t public colleges allow disabled students to attend college for FREE?! Or the US Government could fund their college tuition. State Colleges are supposed to be Nonprofits and the US Governments offer grants to Low Income Students.
Would you be volunteering for this free college or know of a qulified and willing group of people? Or how would you provide a free education?
Free health care for all US born citizens will solve this issue. Go Bernie!
The most discriminated group of people in the world
100% Agreed!!! I have disabilities myself and I have encountered deep-rooted systemic discrimination when it comes to employment, housing and accessibility.
Any evidence to solidify that claim? Or more so just an off the hip anecdotal "hoorah!"?
@@0_k_1_ It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure it out. According to the statistics with the National Federation of the Blind, over 70% to 83% of blind and visually impaired folks are unemployed. And 1 in 4 blind and visually impaired folks are experiencing homelessness. We face the highest rates of unemployment and employment discrimination, according to the National Federation of the Blind statistics.
@@hollydugal5299 so you think thats more discrimination than the Jewish experinced in World War 2? If so you may want to snag a history book when you snag that dictionary.
@@0_k_1_Just keep trolling on keyboard worrier!!!
Why are they being paid anything? What service did they provide?
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Maybe they would be able to support themselves more if they had educational opportunities that allow them work higher paying jobs that suit their disabilities. They would become happy tax payers.
@@CuttinBlade (what are they being paid for)
@@kirpdeb were they offered an education any different from you or I?
@@0_k_1_People like yourself and society need to change your attitudes when it comes to employment, housing and accessibility in the disabled communities. You have absolutely no idea what we folks with disabilities face on a daily basis. You need to check your privilege and think before you judge!!! We disabled folks face the worst economic disparities, due to deep-rooted employment discrimination.
this is a Nation wide problrm and it is discriminatory on the most part to have to be limited confined or disclose is a punishment and not equality. please come to florida its the same you are disabled no one will hire you part time or if you mention disabled. im a medical proffessional cant get a job cant work full tome or i lose my disability that goves me security if i get fired like most places will do once they discover you are disabked they find ways to fire you or discredit you mistreat you. welcome to land of the free if youre not rich or have some kind of status amd are different you are pinished for it!
This is definitely pathetic. How about people with mental "disabilities"? Think it's right to pay them less than minimum wage, work damn near 40 hours a week, take that shitty ass metro mobility, and then have to live in group homes where nobody gives a fuck about them?
I know the "mental" ones get subsidized housing, group home coordinators, etc... But when you pay a human less than minimum wage, I see it as you saying they're less than the minimum to be human.
Start treating humans like humans. We really, at the most microscopic level, are all the same. I love y'all. I wish this life was more worthwhile. It's nearly a laugh how pathetic it is, but it's really a cry.
Where are they paid less than minimum wage?
@@0_k_1_ well look it up. Minneapolis it happens to "downs syndrome" humans. Some people get paid less than $1/hr
@@brandonbagley3233 you can't claim something and then put the burden of proof on someone else. Specifically what jobs are you talking about?
Janitorial. I also took one of the guys out. Nobody helped him out of his house (no petty cash, no insulin) and the group home leader obviously didn't give a fuck. But yeah I knew what he was getting paid, and it was about $6/hour (MN minimum was $7.25 at the time. Anyways Mr, Mrs. K. I can do what I please. This is Jewtube for a reason
@@brandonbagley3233 haha very true. I just try and always maintain a logical conversation. It's getting really difficult nowadays. But I was rewarded for my steadfastness with a data point today!
Are they nuts there getting everything for free what the hell are they complaining about
Well, they can make only 1100$ a month in order to receive PCA services. If they make more, they will lose that. But now try to find an apartment in Minnesota that is less than 1100$. Then add copayments for appointments and medications - you have nothing left for food or clothes. Some of disabled people can make a little more, that they desperately need for that reasons. But... being disabled every day is challenge, and not many can make additional 100k a year to pay PCA services
@@lenasamarayExactly!!! 100% Agreed!!!
@@lenasamaray if they want to make more then get off welfare and save us some tax money or guit complaining