The number of people in the civilian workforce who have a disability has increased by 38.32% since April of 2020.
This is an alarming trend that the mainstream hasn't been covering. Why is that?
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With my friends, who took the shot and made their families take it, there is strong cognitive dissonance. They don’t want to discuss the damage. They want to erase their memories.
Not the ‚current thing‘
Are they not counted when calculating job reports of some sort? Would it be beneficial for any other statistics maybe? 🤔
Post-Covid effects/“long Covid” certainly fucked up a few people I know... starting around then. I’m sure some of them are now included in this statistic.
I know some will want to blame the vaccines, but those weren’t out until end of 2020 and mostly in mid-2021.
Numbers DECREASED in 2020, then increase dramatically from 2021. What changed. Options include:
1. Changed incentives - did these change due to covid rules? Wouldn't they have come back down as the covid rules were rolled back?
2. Changed culture due to lockdown. Diet, exercise, mental stress...wouldn't that have started reverting back to normal?
3. A new genetic mRNA therapy that was rolled out without full trials.
Should be easy to correlate vax status with disability rate. However, there are powerful interest groups who don't want the dots to be connected. Anyone with a pair of eyes and a half functioning brain should be questioning g the Vax at this point.
Fortunately me and my family all have a total distrust of government and of big pharma. I'm a scientist, trained to be skeptical. Most scientists are bought and paid for or victims of propaganda.
Also, the number is still going UP. Very concerning.
And how much money is it costing the people who have become disabled? How much is the cost of insuracne payout going to be passed on to everyone who works?
Hosed. But, you know, vote harder.
Agree it is alarming but I expect there is some noise in this data. A lot of people got used to not working during the pandemic and will find any excuse to continue not working. I know someone who has a chronic illness who worked before the pandemic but is now on disability.
People have learned that in this clown world being productive doesn't always mean being productive. Sometimes being productive means feigning the need for help from the government.
Despite this, and despite the fact that I despise living this type of life personally, I don't blame these people much at all. They cannot visualize a purpose to work because they don't know of a good savings mechanism. #teachbitcoin #fiatfunctioning