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Hello right back at you!!!!

I don’t (and many agree with me) want to pay for others laziness.

Truly disabled, yes. The majority of these people on SSI and SSDI should not be receiving tax money.

You have your opinion, I have mine.

I don’t want to pay for it and our Country can’t afford it.

What is it about “can’t afford” that you and the other few
bleeding hearts on this thread can’t understand?

There is no more money.

I’m done. If you can’t understand that the well is dry, then I’m beating a dead horse.

The majority of people on SSDI are in fact legit need. Pray it is never you. I know many disabled persons. NOT A ONE wanted it to happen. No I take that back. One does make a practice of getting injured to sue individuals for private insurance claims. That is one in several hundred I've known in my entire lifetime. I simply know more because I went to school with them ansd because of my wifes rehab. IOW these persons are spread out over east Tennessee.

You take a few frauds and go screaming that you are being ripped off. I know anarchist who do the same. Open your blind eyes. Of all the government fraud Coburn chooses this? LOL. Why did he choose it? Because most are not capable of fighting it and it has no lobby power. Like I said come back when Coburn goes after places like nursing homes where Granny is warehoused just because she's old. You pay for that too but oddly enough not a peep of protest.

I was also right when I said even ending it in an orderly manner would not satisfy you. Thank you. You have proved my points for me in this. I also notice maybe 5 posters in a board of thousands of conservatives are calling for it to be ended now. Most have enough common sense to know anarchy would prevail otherwise. Some though have no common sense at all. That's life.

There is a reason there are more people on disability than say 40 years ago. It's simple. Most of it is due to advances in medical technology in which things like spinal cord injury, stroke, head injury, cancer, heart attacks, etc are now survival but leaves some disabled as a result. Facts? How about this one. A quadriplegic that lives 5 years from onset is about the norm. Anything past that they are very fortunate. Even Dr Coburn knows that.