Will Australians please take a deep breath, and stop being so up themselves?

**trog** · 23rd December 2017, 11:26 AM

And the coke users in the eastern suburbs will keep on sniffing, cause they have the money. I read somewhere that the drug testing of waste water showed coke use to be higher in affluent areas while the synthetics such as meth are often in the less salubrious areas.

**Eevo** · 23rd December 2017, 01:12 PM

Originally Posted by rangieman

What a immature statement

.
You obviously have no idea

dont blame me i'm just the messenger.
blame the politicians .

**Eevo** · 23rd December 2017, 01:15 PM

Originally Posted by trout1105

Next time try and engage your brain before typing Mate, A great many of disabled people are Elderly, have been injured at work and have been injured serving their country.
All of these people are responsible for helping build the country that you are living in and enjoy now and what is so "Attractive" about being disabled even if there are more parking spots or entry ramps put in place it won't make their life "Attractive".

it's not hard to get on disability and i've met several people who milk it and then work cash jobs.
open your eyes.

**trog** · 23rd December 2017, 01:21 PM

Originally Posted by Eevo

it's not hard to get on disability and i've met several people who milk it and then work cash jobs.
open your eyes.

Were they ever reported ?

**Eevo** · 23rd December 2017, 01:44 PM

Originally Posted by trog

Were they ever reported ?

no idea. i tend not to associate with them
i reported a former friend to centrelink once. he turned into a drug addict, went on disability. was forging doctors letters, etc.

**trout1105** · 23rd December 2017, 01:52 PM

Originally Posted by Eevo

it's not hard to get on disability and i've met several people who milk it and then work cash jobs.
open your eyes.

I agree that there are some that "Rort" the system But "Big Brother" is slowly catching up with these thieves which is fanbloodytastic as far as I am concerned But the majority of people on a disability pension are genuinely in need and to say that things need to be made harder/more uncomfortable for ALL of our disabled people is hogwash and a truly cruel and thoughtless thing to say.

**Eevo** · 23rd December 2017, 01:56 PM

Originally Posted by trout1105

I agree that there are some that "Rort" the system But "Big Brother" is slowly catching up with these thieves which is fanbloodytastic as far as I am concerned But the majority of people on a disability pension are genuinely in need and to say that things need to be made harder/more uncomfortable for ALL of our disabled people is hogwash and a truly cruel and thoughtless thing to say.

i didnt say things need to be made harder. i said thats what our govt is doing.

**trout1105** · 23rd December 2017, 02:07 PM

Originally Posted by Eevo

i didnt say things need to be made harder. i said thats what our govt is doing.

I don't believe that the government wants to make it harder for "Genuine" cases of disability, I am under the impression that they are making a concerted effort to rid the system of the rorting mongrels that are abusing the system.
I have absolutely NO issues with supporting and helping people that are genuinely in need But those Scum that are rorting the system need to be addressed and dealt with ASAP.

DiscoMick · 23rd December 2017, 02:14 PM

Originally Posted by Ean Austral

[/B]

You are of course assuming they want to get off the stuff , takes a long time to wash thru when all they do is top it up. In the mean time we have to watch our ambo's and others who provide the community with a valuable service get assaulted or worse.

Cant help those who don't want it no matter what systems are in place. Seems the Lawyer handbook first line on the page says " My client wants to seek help " just to appease the judge.

Cheers Ean

Yes, you're spot on about having to want to change, but that isn't possible until they're clean. Until then, they're addicted and can't choose.