why do people that are disabled or out of jail get jobs while i cant get hired?
I know people that are special needs and they will get jobs in these places that are like factory work,if i go to the same place they will not hire me. I know someone else from this bible study i go to that was in jail for meth and now is back for attempted murder and assault, she worked at the golden corral for a while, now shes back in jail, why can she get a job just like that while ive been forced to live without work for yrs, ive never gotten in trouble with the law and dont even drink and never touched drugs, so why?
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Why are you equating people getting out of jail to people with special needs who need extra money? That is just wrong. People can't help being disabled and getting small paychecks because of it,but you can avoid committing crime. No fair. Now,fair.
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It's called motivation. You just don't seem to be motivated enough.
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Linda Joy I've seen her effort through other questions. Frankly I'm surprised she was able to work at all with her mental and physical limitations. -
Archie Bunker I see a lot of excuses in her other answers and questions.
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God is cruel.
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You have special needs as well. You're physically and academically challenged as well. Not being able to drive severely limits you. There are also special programs for people with special needs, recovering adicts and those newly released from prison. You need to learn how to access those programs. That's why I keep telling you to make use of your social worker they know about these programs that might could have helped you.
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Someone will eventually hire you. 😏
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If you want to become disabled why don't you wait till Summer and dive into a pool with no water in it? Then you get all the disabled bennies you want.Of course you probably won't enjoy them as much now that youi've become a quadriplegic. lol😈😈😈
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