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02 Jun 2018, 1:31 am

A lot of people on this forum, including me, work full time and then some. We do what we gotta do...


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02 Jun 2018, 1:32 am

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I couldn't handle full-time work either, but there I was. :oops: :alien:

Why do you say that?



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02 Jun 2018, 1:46 am

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I couldn't handle full-time work either, but there I was. :oops: :alien:

Why do you say that?

went from being homeless to being in the army [then infamous for taking rejects from the other services] in the early 80s during the Reagan recession which had a huge military build-up, they literally were taking people off the streets, even me. :o they took crazy people [like me, who at least "presented well"] and people with criminal records, they would do "waivers" to get these folks [including me] in, they did multiple waivers for me. luckily/thankfully [due to high-enough ASVAB scores] I didn't get sucked immediately into the 11B ["bang bang"] MOS [infantry]. just dumb timing whose short-acting gate I stumbled through. they were most short of hospital operating room technicians, all the Vietnam-era ones were retiring and they needed fresh meat. so that was where they stuck me, qualified or not [definitely NOT in my case :oops: ]. I told them I got sick at the sight of blood and they told me I had "the choice of seeing other people's blood or your own." hint hint ;) IOW take this MOS or get bumped to 11Bulletstopper [infantry]. I took the hint. one is capable of more than one thinks when one is under duress.



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02 Jun 2018, 3:15 am

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From my experience, most are liberal. It might have something to do with not working, and who supports people who don’t work. (The left).

I lean towards the right, being a hardworking individual. I’d rather clean toilets than be on a benefit, but that’s just who I am.
As an aspie who works, I fail to see how having a financial safety net is a bad thing. That's one Liberal thing I'm definitely in agreement with as I'd rather be able to rest assured my needs are taken care of if I should need extra assistance than not. Sure, that means paying a little more in taxes, but peace of mind costs money, so the opposition to that is one Conservative standpoint that I don't understand. Besides, Conservatives are a bunch of hypocrites who are against stuff like that until they themselves need it, and then they're suddenly thankful for it. Also, they support frivolous spending on things like even more military defense but support cuts to actual practical stuff like infrastructure and even education? WTF?


I don’t like the way people abuse benefits. It’s just completely wrong. It should only be an option as a last resort for an average (not sick) person. You get losers here who are too lazy to work, who lie and steal, they’re disgusting.



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02 Jun 2018, 3:20 am

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A lot of people on this forum, including me, work full time and then some. We do what we gotta do...


I had three meltdowns at work the other day, but I do it because the world does not revolve around my comfort, and to get buy you have to work full time.

As someone who lives in harsh conditions and is quite happy to go without to save, I think how little effort and sacrifice some people offer society quite embarrassing.

But I’m extremely hard on myself and other people. I’m a very, very hard working, honest and sacrificing person.



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02 Jun 2018, 3:35 am

hale_bopp wrote:
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hale_bopp wrote:
From my experience, most are liberal. It might have something to do with not working, and who supports people who don’t work. (The left).

I lean towards the right, being a hardworking individual. I’d rather clean toilets than be on a benefit, but that’s just who I am.
As an aspie who works, I fail to see how having a financial safety net is a bad thing. That's one Liberal thing I'm definitely in agreement with as I'd rather be able to rest assured my needs are taken care of if I should need extra assistance than not. Sure, that means paying a little more in taxes, but peace of mind costs money, so the opposition to that is one Conservative standpoint that I don't understand. Besides, Conservatives are a bunch of hypocrites who are against stuff like that until they themselves need it, and then they're suddenly thankful for it. Also, they support frivolous spending on things like even more military defense but support cuts to actual practical stuff like infrastructure and even education? WTF?


I don’t like the way people abuse benefits. It’s just completely wrong. It should only be an option as a last resort for an average (not sick) person. You get losers here who are too lazy to work, who lie and steal, they’re disgusting.


You get people like that anywhere....but should everyone suffer for their actions. Like I am trying to get into work but if it wasn't for getting my disability income and EBT/food stamps I'd be screwed right now. Those things help me so that I can pursue employment.


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02 Jun 2018, 3:48 am

^ You aren’t the people I am talking about. Benefits have their place, but it’s impossible to not be infuriated by people who are just lazy and don’t push themselves.

$1500 of my stuff was stolen by a bludging sack of s**t recently. If I had my way I’d like to see that guy rot and die, lazy a***hole. Never worked an honest day in his life. Contributes nothing to society and expects the world. The attitude of these people is sickening and quite frankly, they don’t deserve a cent.



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02 Jun 2018, 10:00 am

hale_bopp wrote:
Tross wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
From my experience, most are liberal. It might have something to do with not working, and who supports people who don’t work. (The left).

I lean towards the right, being a hardworking individual. I’d rather clean toilets than be on a benefit, but that’s just who I am.
As an aspie who works, I fail to see how having a financial safety net is a bad thing. That's one Liberal thing I'm definitely in agreement with as I'd rather be able to rest assured my needs are taken care of if I should need extra assistance than not. Sure, that means paying a little more in taxes, but peace of mind costs money, so the opposition to that is one Conservative standpoint that I don't understand. Besides, Conservatives are a bunch of hypocrites who are against stuff like that until they themselves need it, and then they're suddenly thankful for it. Also, they support frivolous spending on things like even more military defense but support cuts to actual practical stuff like infrastructure and even education? WTF?


I don’t like the way people abuse benefits. It’s just completely wrong. It should only be an option as a last resort for an average (not sick) person. You get losers here who are too lazy to work, who lie and steal, they’re disgusting.


People will find ways to abuse any system. It's human nature. I don't like it when corporate piss-brains run off with millions of dollars of the company's profits, subsequently screwing over thousands of employees, but that doesn't mean I think capitalism shouldn't exist.

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I had three meltdowns at work the other day, but I do it because the world does not revolve around my comfort, and to get buy you have to work full time.

As someone who lives in harsh conditions and is quite happy to go without to save, I think how little effort and sacrifice some people offer society quite embarrassing.

But I’m extremely hard on myself and other people. I’m a very, very hard working, honest and sacrificing person.


Thanks, but I've worked very hard in my life, and that is not negated by the fact I currently only work part time.

Don't make ridiculous assumptions about people you know nothing about.


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02 Jun 2018, 4:28 pm

I think I am conservative, for the most part!



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02 Jun 2018, 5:29 pm

Raptor wrote:
A lot of people on this forum, including me, work full time and then some. We do what we gotta do...

Good for you being able to handle it
I’d probably end up in a mental hospital few months from working full time. Is that what conservatives want? Well some just want me to die.



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02 Jun 2018, 5:32 pm

hale_bopp wrote:
Raptor wrote:
A lot of people on this forum, including me, work full time and then some. We do what we gotta do...


I had three meltdowns at work the other day, but I do it because the world does not revolve around my comfort, and to get buy you have to work full time.

As someone who lives in harsh conditions and is quite happy to go without to save, I think how little effort and sacrifice some people offer society quite embarrassing.

But I’m extremely hard on myself and other people. I’m a very, very hard working, honest and sacrificing person.


Most places here would fire you after one meltdown. What if you eventually snap and end up in a mental hospital ward for rest of your life? Certainly not worth it to me to mentally kill myself to live up to societies standards



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02 Jun 2018, 5:36 pm

Threads like this make me feel like I need to do since I’m just a horrible monster. I didn’t ask to be born defective maybe abortions for aspies and others with disabilities should be mandatory like the Nazis and rich in america wanted.



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02 Jun 2018, 6:25 pm

XFilesGeek wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
Tross wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
From my experience, most are liberal. It might have something to do with not working, and who supports people who don’t work. (The left).

I lean towards the right, being a hardworking individual. I’d rather clean toilets than be on a benefit, but that’s just who I am.
As an aspie who works, I fail to see how having a financial safety net is a bad thing. That's one Liberal thing I'm definitely in agreement with as I'd rather be able to rest assured my needs are taken care of if I should need extra assistance than not. Sure, that means paying a little more in taxes, but peace of mind costs money, so the opposition to that is one Conservative standpoint that I don't understand. Besides, Conservatives are a bunch of hypocrites who are against stuff like that until they themselves need it, and then they're suddenly thankful for it. Also, they support frivolous spending on things like even more military defense but support cuts to actual practical stuff like infrastructure and even education? WTF?


I don’t like the way people abuse benefits. It’s just completely wrong. It should only be an option as a last resort for an average (not sick) person. You get losers here who are too lazy to work, who lie and steal, they’re disgusting.


People will find ways to abuse any system. It's human nature. I don't like it when corporate piss-brains run off with millions of dollars of the company's profits, subsequently screwing over thousands of employees, but that doesn't mean I think capitalism shouldn't exist.

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I had three meltdowns at work the other day, but I do it because the world does not revolve around my comfort, and to get buy you have to work full time.

As someone who lives in harsh conditions and is quite happy to go without to save, I think how little effort and sacrifice some people offer society quite embarrassing.

But I’m extremely hard on myself and other people. I’m a very, very hard working, honest and sacrificing person.


Thanks, but I've worked very hard in my life, and that is not negated by the fact I currently only work part time.

Don't make ridiculous as tions about people you know nothing about.


I’m pretty sure I didn’t make any assumptions about you. The people I am talking about, I’m not assuming. I know.

I’m also pretty sure I never said benefits shouldn’t exist.

I also don’t remember saying all people who work part time are lazy.

You’re basically taking what I said and choosing to apply it to yourself.

I’m allowed to be angry at lazy a***holes. You’re allowed to be angry at capatilist a***holes.

It doesn’t mean it’s said as an attack on other people posting their opposite opinions. I’m not offended by what you said about capitalism. The boot doesn’t fit for me.



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02 Jun 2018, 6:46 pm

hale_bopp wrote:
XFilesGeek wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
Tross wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
From my experience, most are liberal. It might have something to do with not working, and who supports people who don’t work. (The left).

I lean towards the right, being a hardworking individual. I’d rather clean toilets than be on a benefit, but that’s just who I am.
As an aspie who works, I fail to see how having a financial safety net is a bad thing. That's one Liberal thing I'm definitely in agreement with as I'd rather be able to rest assured my needs are taken care of if I should need extra assistance than not. Sure, that means paying a little more in taxes, but peace of mind costs money, so the opposition to that is one Conservative standpoint that I don't understand. Besides, Conservatives are a bunch of hypocrites who are against stuff like that until they themselves need it, and then they're suddenly thankful for it. Also, they support frivolous spending on things like even more military defense but support cuts to actual practical stuff like infrastructure and even education? WTF?


I don’t like the way people abuse benefits. It’s just completely wrong. It should only be an option as a last resort for an average (not sick) person. You get losers here who are too lazy to work, who lie and steal, they’re disgusting.


People will find ways to abuse any system. It's human nature. I don't like it when corporate piss-brains run off with millions of dollars of the company's profits, subsequently screwing over thousands of employees, but that doesn't mean I think capitalism shouldn't exist.

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I had three meltdowns at work the other day, but I do it because the world does not revolve around my comfort, and to get buy you have to work full time.

As someone who lives in harsh conditions and is quite happy to go without to save, I think how little effort and sacrifice some people offer society quite embarrassing.

But I’m extremely hard on myself and other people. I’m a very, very hard working, honest and sacrificing person.


Thanks, but I've worked very hard in my life, and that is not negated by the fact I currently only work part time.

Don't make ridiculous as tions about people you know nothing about.


I’m pretty sure I didn’t make any assumptions about you. The people I am talking about, I’m not assuming. I know.

I’m also pretty sure I never said benefits shouldn’t exist.

I also don’t remember saying all people who work part time are lazy.

You’re basically taking what I said and choosing to apply it to yourself.

I’m allowed to be angry at lazy a***holes. You’re allowed to be angry at capatilists.

It doesn’t mean it’s said as an attack on other people posting their opposite opinions.


No, but the implication was fairly clear. Autism is a disability. People who receive benefits due to their autism aren't doing it just because they're "uncomfortable" working.

I've about had it with some folks assuming invisible disabilities are merely a matter of "trying harder" to over-come them.


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02 Jun 2018, 9:03 pm

XFilesGeek wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
XFilesGeek wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
Tross wrote:
hale_bopp wrote:
From my experience, most are liberal. It might have something to do with not working, and who supports people who don’t work. (The left).

I lean towards the right, being a hardworking individual. I’d rather clean toilets than be on a benefit, but that’s just who I am.
As an aspie who works, I fail to see how having a financial safety net is a bad thing. That's one Liberal thing I'm definitely in agreement with as I'd rather be able to rest assured my needs are taken care of if I should need extra assistance than not. Sure, that means paying a little more in taxes, but peace of mind costs money, so the opposition to that is one Conservative standpoint that I don't understand. Besides, Conservatives are a bunch of hypocrites who are against stuff like that until they themselves need it, and then they're suddenly thankful for it. Also, they support frivolous spending on things like even more military defense but support cuts to actual practical stuff like infrastructure and even education? WTF?


I don’t like the way people abuse benefits. It’s just completely wrong. It should only be an option as a last resort for an average (not sick) person. You get losers here who are too lazy to work, who lie and steal, they’re disgusting.


People will find ways to abuse any system. It's human nature. I don't like it when corporate piss-brains run off with millions of dollars of the company's profits, subsequently screwing over thousands of employees, but that doesn't mean I think capitalism shouldn't exist.

Quote:
I had three meltdowns at work the other day, but I do it because the world does not revolve around my comfort, and to get buy you have to work full time.

As someone who lives in harsh conditions and is quite happy to go without to save, I think how little effort and sacrifice some people offer society quite embarrassing.

But I’m extremely hard on myself and other people. I’m a very, very hard working, honest and sacrificing person.


Thanks, but I've worked very hard in my life, and that is not negated by the fact I currently only work part time.

Don't make ridiculous as tions about people you know nothing about.


I’m pretty sure I didn’t make any assumptions about you. The people I am talking about, I’m not assuming. I know.

I’m also pretty sure I never said benefits shouldn’t exist.

I also don’t remember saying all people who work part time are lazy.

You’re basically taking what I said and choosing to apply it to yourself.

I’m allowed to be angry at lazy a***holes. You’re allowed to be angry at capatilists.

It doesn’t mean it’s said as an attack on other people posting their opposite opinions.


No, but the implication was fairly clear. Autism is a disability. People who receive benefits due to their autism aren't doing it just because they're "uncomfortable" working.

I've about had it with some folks assuming invisible disabilities are merely a matter of "trying harder" to over-come them.


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02 Jun 2018, 10:51 pm

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Threads like this make me feel like I need to do since I’m just a horrible monster. I didn’t ask to be born defective maybe abortions for aspies and others with disabilities should be mandatory like the Nazis and rich in america wanted.


You're going about this all wrong. :roll:
You should brazenly tell them that you're not only receiving SSDI (or whatever) but that you've learned to game the system so that you get like three or four times (or more) than what you actually receive. Find a picture of a new car on google images (or wherever) and post it and thank them for providing their hard earned tax dollars for you to squander. If they are really passionate about their stand on the subject they'll be f*****g enraged. :twisted:
Just keep playing them like that a little at a time until they go nuts.
Remember; brazenness and arrogance go a long way with an act like this AND if done right it's not legally trolling.
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Why do all this you ask?
Answer: Because it's better to piss on thier parade than to let them piss on yours.


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