Do you think the pandemic is an excuse for people to live off the government?
This topic was created in the Miscellaneous forum by Rainbow87 on Tuesday, June 30, 2020 and has 4 replies.
I know that everyone is struggling right now due to Covid19. Some people aren’t working yet and I get that but do you think people should use the excuse of the virus not to look for work or attempt to work?
I think the elderly, for example or people with special conditions should be more careful about exposing themselves or rushing to go back to work but, say a 20 something year old sitting at home not trying to look for jobs and living off the government just because there’s a virus? Is this a valid excuse not to work and live off the government?
I’m asking because I know some people who are like this and I don’t know what’s so great about being home doing nothing. This virus might not go away anytime soon but life goes on. Everyone is at risk and we can’t be locked forever in our homes until this virus goes away.
My company was closed for a while and I stayed home during lockdown but I never planned on staying home forever. So is the pandemic an excuse to live off the government and not do anything? I think if people don’t feel safe going out, they should at least try working from home. That’s my personal opinion.
I think the elderly, for example or people with special conditions should be more careful about exposing themselves or rushing to go back to work but, say a 20 something year old sitting at home not trying to look for jobs and living off the government just because there’s a virus? Is this a valid excuse not to work and live off the government?
I’m asking because I know some people who are like this and I don’t know what’s so great about being home doing nothing. This virus might not go away anytime soon but life goes on. Everyone is at risk and we can’t be locked forever in our homes until this virus goes away.
My company was closed for a while and I stayed home during lockdown but I never planned on staying home forever. So is the pandemic an excuse to live off the government and not do anything? I think if people don’t feel safe going out, they should at least try working from home. That’s my personal opinion.
Posted by Rainbow87Last time I checked government is funded by taxes we pay
I know that everyone is struggling right now due to Covid19. Some people aren’t working yet and I get that but do you think people should use the excuse of the virus not to look for work or attempt to work?
I think the elderly, for example or people with special conditions should be more careful about exposing themselves or rushing to go back to work but, say a 20 something year old sitting at home not trying to look for jobs and living off the government just because there’s a virus? Is this a valid excuse not to work and live off the government?
I’m asking because I know some people who are like this and I don’t know what’s so great about being home doing nothing. This virus might not go away anytime soon but life goes on. Everyone is at risk and we can’t be locked forever in our homes until this virus goes away.
My company was closed for a while and I stayed home during lockdown but I never planned on staying home forever. So is the pandemic an excuse to live off the government and not do anything? I think if people don’t feel safe going out, they should at least try working from home. That’s my personal opinion.
I paid taxes for decades
I am living off of me
The fact that my tax dollars are not readily returned back to me in my time of need is the real crime
Instead my taxes were used to bailout corporations who barely pay taxes
Foh
Posted by Rainbow87This is really about your boyfriend, correct?
I know that everyone is struggling right now due to Covid19. Some people aren’t working yet and I get that but do you think people should use the excuse of the virus not to look for work or attempt to work?
I think the elderly, for example or people with special conditions should be more careful about exposing themselves or rushing to go back to work but, say a 20 something year old sitting at home not trying to look for jobs and living off the government just because there’s a virus? Is this a valid excuse not to work and live off the government?
I’m asking because I know some people who are like this and I don’t know what’s so great about being home doing nothing. This virus might not go away anytime soon but life goes on. Everyone is at risk and we can’t be locked forever in our homes until this virus goes away.
My company was closed for a while and I stayed home during lockdown but I never planned on staying home forever. So is the pandemic an excuse to live off the government and not do anything? I think if people don’t feel safe going out, they should at least try working from home. That’s my personal opinion.
As part of the bailout, Trump snuck in $ 145 billion to people that make over $ 1 million a year. The average amount that they received was $ 1.6 million. Pointing out and suspecting someone that's getting welfare where they're borderline eligible really misses the point of the way this system works.
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