@WallStreetApes That does not concern me very much. Even if she is an able bodied person, she probably made income on that video.
She may not be able to work despite that she looks okay.
Innocent until proven guilty.
Currently, I am looking for more volunteer opportunities since I am suspended from many organizations. I rely on government assistance (which is used to pay 95% of my expenses).
But I am believe that I have done more than many who completely rely on government benefits. (2/2)
I would like to highlight many of the things I do for my community:
I used to take part in doing food distribution. Committed up to 6 hours a month, despite being disabled.
Was the first volunteer for a California high school kitchen since it's reconstruction.
(1/2)
I'm actively considering to not renew my Individual Program Plan with them. It takes all lot of taxpayer money to run and it also eats up a significant portion of my income to a disability office who doesn't have my back when I need it the most.
(4/4)
A couple weeks ago, a service coordinator from the @SanAndreasReg that I could receive some services that I believe do not necessarily need as a response to the high volume of crimes that has happened in my area.
This information was sent through email.
(1/4)
Moreover, I believe the Regional Center may be attempting to expend costs as a "makeup" rather than solving the problem.
If I calculated all the services that I rejected this year (including housing), it'll be a saving of approximately $4,300 per month of taxpayers dollars.(3/4)
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It's not harmful, but it may be disturbing to others.