I agree—most public assistance programs in the U S are temporary. Immigrant parents who use them temporarily won’t necessarily see their kids use them as adults.
Many children of immigrants to the U S adapt to the native born population & take full advantage of educational & professional opportunities.
If you have psychological or psychiatric conditions, the SSA will develop a mental RFC for you that discusses your ability to do the mental aspects of work, such as following directions, getting along with others, and completing work in a normal amount of time.
There’s annoyance that so many objections to policy are based on myth.
There’s a difference.
Seriously- not a couple of posts up from your post was the stats that show the vast majority of people that avail themselves of welfare services avail themselves of it for a very short time- and most are also working while availing themselves of its services…they’re using these services as designed- a temporary backstop until they’re on their feet.
Yet you STILL waded in with a post that indicated you were suspicious of the use of the word “temporary”- indicating you hadn’t bothered to read that post, and/or you have not done research on the subject.
Can’t IMAGINE why that would constitute annoying behavior.
My friend…you’re one of those common people who step into something halfway through and due to their arrogant opinion of their IQ, believe they have grasped the whole…while making a fool of themselves in the process.
Please share your detailed scientific and statistical analysis that shows most people on disability actually aren’t disabled but are instead “permanently lazy”.