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Sure, and while it may back up what he says about disability vs. employment, it does nothing to justify his claims that work doesn't pay, that there aren't any jobs to be had, and that nobody will hire him anyway.
He chooses to be lazy, and that's his only real problem.
Thing is though is this. Yes, what he says is not absolute but has a high probability. Let's go through his claims one by one and I'm going to refine them.
a. Work doesn't pay. What he really should say is that he is less likely to obtain a job in which he will be able to afford the cost of living which includes but not limited to food, clothing, shelter, and medical care.
b. that there aren't any jobs to be had. There are less likely to be jobs that he is capable of doing that will again be able for him to afford the cost of living which includes but not limited to food, clothing, shelter, and medical care.
c. nobody will hire him anyway. Here is how I will refine it. If one is disabled one is less likely to be hired.
Quite honestly if this study is valid and accurate 40% of the population are struggling to meet at least one basic need for food, health care, housing or utilities.
https://www.urban.org/sites/default/fil ... n_2017.pdfSo, if a high minority are struggling what is the likelyhood that Fos11 will be able to be at a job or jobs to where he can afford these needs since he has Aspergers and is disabled like the rest of us?
All one has to do is start looking at this data and I can see why Fos11 is extremely anxious, scared and sees no possible future.
09 Nov 2018, 3:16 pm
