Let's hope it does not include people with serious issues crossing the line with disability like PTSD, depression, drugs, or whatever trauma. Especially in a country where "light" disabilities often ends up with "prison".


Let's hope your scope of understanding is not a such a complete disaster

This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Dec 19 2019 10:03pm

you can "stop" doing drugs before work. how do you have drugs if you don't work anyway? are we paying for that with taxes too?
why can't you work when you are depressed? you think i go to work happy every day?

just because people have "issues", does not mean they are unable to work.

anyway. you have opinions on the list? i assumed you might have a few things to say, but maybe i'm wrong.

Depression isn't sadness bro

fair point to make. i don't think that disqualifies my point though.

my mental state though, is not something you can correctly assume. so please don't in the future.

Isn't that kind of like saying an ocean isn't water?

no, it's more like saying... water isn't always an ocean

Your post clearly shows you don't understand the debilitating effects of mental illness.

Neither actually.

The larger characterization of depression is apathy, not sadness. It would be more like saying the ocean is water, not fish.

This post was edited by Thor123422 on Dec 20 2019 02:50pm

so when i said you made a fair point i guess i was wrong according to you?
all i said was not to assume other people's mental state in addition.


you're just being stubborn dude

Nah, fundamentally depression isn't sadness. My worst depression was never sad, it was empty and anxious