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Almost all of those would keep one off a motorcycle
Not necessarily.
Almost all of those would keep one off a motorcycle
it is not the same, people who serve are a completely separate discussion. Thank you for your service.
I'm not sure how you arrived at this conclusion; but you do seem to have a proclivity to seeing everything as only shades of black and/or white.
I wonder how much Pfizer paid WebMD to print that load?
Because you have already stated that you do not have a problem with someone out riding for fun when they could be working. That makes YOU part of the problem
Doesn't really matter who commits more fraud, the idea is to stop it everywhere in govt. Agreed?
More of my 'thoughts'...
There are probably more people who should receive disability that are refused benefits, than people who are able to cheat the system. A very good friend of mine was a commercial electrician. He fell 30 feet when the ladder he was on collapsed. He damaged his spine so severely that he had to have numerous operations just to be able to stand upright. It took him YEARS to finally get disability. He had to hire a lawyer and fight in court for his benefits.
As far as mental illness, it is the most undiagnosed disease in America. But the rise in disability claims has nothing to do with Obama. And the increase in mental illnesses covered goes back to changes in the law during the Reagan administration.
Glad my 'thoughts' could destroy your idiotic thread...
Social Security Disability Enrollment Rising Due To Demographic Trends: CBO
CBO - Policy Options for the Social Security Disability Insurance Program
http://www.cbo.gov/sites/default/files/cbofiles/attachments/43421-DisabilityInsurance_screen.pdf
"The study, by the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, found that the biggest jumps in the disabled population came from aging Baby Boomers. From 1996 through 2009 -- "the approximate period during which the baby-boom generation entered their 50s -- the share of disabled worker benefits awarded to older workers (age 45 and older) rose from 67 percent to 76 percent," the report said.
Meanwhile, the share of benefits going to younger workers -- between the ages of 25 to 44 -- fell from 31 percent to 22 percent.
"Baby boomers' aging would have boosted enrollment in the DI program even if no other factors had changed," the report said.
Add to that the fact that more women have entered the workforce since 1970, boosting the working population and creating a larger pool of people who can become disabled.
A change in the law during the Reagan administration that allowed more people with mental disabilities and musculoskeletal problems to qualify also increased the number of people on disability. In 1990, such people accounted for 38 percent of workers in the SSDI program. In 2010, the number had risen to 54 percent."
Yes. Not to mention the made up 'disabilities' like bi-polar, ADHD and depression. Give me a break.
Imagine the look on people's faces during and after WWII, Lazy people disgust me.
Gee, plenty of people have mood swings, plenty of people can't concentrate, they ain't disabled. That's my point. What's yours?
I didn't mention autism or any 'real' disabilities, did I?
ADHD, Bi-polar. I've known people with these alleged conditions and neither are disabilities.
ADHD, that is usually diagnosed because of parenting or lack of.
Well golly gee, I'm sure those kick-backs doctors get for over-prescribing these drugs have NOTHING to do with them supporting these faux 'illnesses'. LOLSo you claim these are not "real" disabilities? Hmmm, you say they arent but the AMA and the APA say they are. I wonder who we should listen to and trust?
Depending on how good of an actor/actress you are.Another poster pretending knowledge of the topic. ADHD is not a parenting issue. It is a difference in the way their brain works. It can also vary from mild hassles to major difficulties.
Sure 'they' do.And plenty of people have varying degrees of these mental illnesses or disabilities. Glad to see you understand the topic.
Doesn't matter what I've 'dealt' with -- that's anecdotal, which means it's worthless.Obviously you have never dealt with those issues when they are serious handicaps. Thanks for your intelligent medical commentary.
Doesn't matter what I've 'dealt' with -- that's anecdotal, which means it's worthless.
Don't know 'bout all that. I only know it takes a gullible simpleton to believe disability fraud doesn't exist and everyone collecting it is barely functioning.Have you noticed that the latest influx of knuckledraggers are even more stupid than Howie's Harlots!!
And plenty of people have varying degrees of these mental illnesses or disabilities. Glad to see you understand the topic.
Sure 'they' do.
And I could go to a physician and get myself diagnosed with any of them.
All you need to do is study up on the 'symptoms' and go to a doctor and regurgitate them. Mental illness is not diagnosed by a physical test, only an opinion. Duh.Oh, I've no doubt of that.