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They don't end up in the ER.
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They don't end up in the ER.
What is your point, you think because you know some people who have taken advantage of the system that naturally all of them are doing it? Or is it that no one should get help because some will abuse it?
OK once again no one is saying that no one needs help. But there are a lot of people that use the system instead of working.
How long should someone get help ? 6 months, a year, 5years, 10 years, forever ?
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Just how is it you pick that limit?I think that the time limit of FOREVER is too long to be on assistance.
I think that the time limit of FOREVER is too long to be on assistance.
Just how is it you pick that limit?
I'm unemployed because I turned my boss in for illegal activity. In response he trashed my career. My skills are useful for a small group of people - and they all know my boss. It's really unlikely I'll get a job until the investigation is finished, and possibly not even then. I have two degrees. 30 years of experience. What skills do you think I should pick up? Auto mechanics? Running a cash register? Using Excel? I could teach the class.
No one's going to hire me in my field, if they talk to my ex boss, and no one's going to hire me for similar, but a couple steps down work because of that whole "you'll leave as soon as you get a better offer" thing.
I'd be fine doing computer consulting, but I have no idea how to market myself. Those classes aren't free. I'd be happy to teach at a community college - overqualified. High school requires a teaching certificate - which requires money.
So tell me. What's my limit for receiving assistance?
You said there should be a limit. I'm asking you how you decide a "limit" when each individual's story is so very different?You're referring to the time limit of FOREVER??????
You're referring to the time limit of FOREVER??????
You said there should be a limit. I'm asking you how you decide a "limit" when each individual's story is so very different?
How exactly does one tell the difference from someone who is mentally ill and someone who is bullheaded and wants things thier own way and leaves an otherwise loving home to become homeless? it seems there is an enigma or breakdown in the the human reasoning to understand this issue.ChickenEd, you are wrong on mental illness. We've been over this ground before, so I'm not going there. Many of the mentally ill are not adequately treated, many insurance companies cover very little mental health care, and getting help for some one who doesn't see themselves as ill is nearly impossible.