Real tragedies are not as explicit and shocking as seen in the movies:
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNU01076960
Deaths aside, the implication of so much disabled young people are horrendous for our future.
Are you retarded? Have you not seen graphs having a baseline other than 0? It doesn't matter where it starts from, but what's the relative difference between before 2021 and after and what the trend is, you disingenuous shill. It's more than 50% growth since 2021.
This is official government data, it certainly wasn't created to mislead people by creating a false perception about the rate of disabilities.
What a cope. They really think we're that stupid. The overall workforce participation hasn't increased since pre-covid times. So the question arises - where have those people with disabilities been before 2021 and what happened to the non-disabled people who held their jobs pre-2021? Could it be that they got disabled by a black swan event starting from 2021 and that translated to a rise of disabled people in the workforce we're seeing? Gee, I haven't a clue!
Real tragedies are not as explicit and shocking as seen in the movies: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNU01076960 Deaths aside, the implication of so much disabled young people are horrendous for our future.
What a fucking misleading graph.
It starts at 2000.
Only idiots will not notice this but then again, those are thenl target group.
Are you retarded? Have you not seen graphs having a baseline other than 0? It doesn't matter where it starts from, but what's the relative difference between before 2021 and after and what the trend is, you disingenuous shill. It's more than 50% growth since 2021.
This is official government data, it certainly wasn't created to mislead people by creating a false perception about the rate of disabilities.
https://fredblog.stlouisfed.org/2023/06/more-workers-with-a-disability-have-joined-the-labor-force/?utm_source=series_page&utm_medium=related_content&utm_term=related_resources&utm_campaign=fredblog
From the same page.
This is fucking hilarious.
So it's not that more people in the labor force go disabilities as you imply.
More people with disabilities who were not formerly employed joined the labor force.
So tell me. What fucking point explain were you trying to make?
What a cope. They really think we're that stupid. The overall workforce participation hasn't increased since pre-covid times. So the question arises - where have those people with disabilities been before 2021 and what happened to the non-disabled people who held their jobs pre-2021? Could it be that they got disabled by a black swan event starting from 2021 and that translated to a rise of disabled people in the workforce we're seeing? Gee, I haven't a clue!
https://www.bls.gov/charts/employment-situation/civilian-labor-force-participation-rate.htm