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Ok well that’s what her disability is - asthma.

• foldr 7y ago
  I mean that you don't have access to all the information that factored into the decision regarding her eligibility for benefits. You've said that she's "lucked out", implying that she would in fact be able to work, but you don't really know that. Also, you should not be revealing such private information about your tennant, given that your HN account is linked to your real identity.
  • seibelj 7y ago
    It would take a true psychopath triggered into spittling rage by my comments to figure out who my tenant is based upon what I have written. I think the real issue here is some find the fact inconvenient that someone with asthma can be on full, never-working-again disability in the USA. This is a truth, and I haven't passed any judgement on whether it's good or bad. It simply is a fact that people such as this exist and live off society's tax dollars. You can pass your own judgement, I have no comment on whether it's positive or negative.
    • foldr 7y ago
      >someone with asthma can be on full, never-working-again disability in the USA. This depends on the severity of the asthma and other factors. As I said, you don't know this person's medical history or the details of all the conditions they may have. I think it's tasteless to suggest that someone who most likely has quite a serious medical condition has "lucked out". >I haven't passed any judgement on whether it's good or bad. Ha!