Mikurotoro92 wrote:
^How is that possible?
To work at a job and still keep SSI?
And why do you think is the reasoning for if a disabled people wants to get married their benefits are revoked?
I really feel it's because the government is trying to deter disabled people from marriage!! !
In other words, they only want neuro-typicals to marry!
I got on SSI a year or so before I started working. Working while on SSI caused my SSI to be reduced by 50% of my employment paychecks before taxes for each month. When my gross pay was too much I didn't get SSI for those months. I was earning just over the federal minimum-wage & my hours fluctuated depending on if I was allowed over-time or not. I sometimes had to pay SSI back because I earned too much in a month & then a month or so later they gave me a bit of SSI because I had got paid less.
SSI is a poverty program for disabled people who have not worked enough to qualify for Social Security Disability. Married couples can usually legally share each other's income so your partner's income gets counted as an asset for you. The government claims that a married couple can live together for cheaper because they share the expenses than each person could living on their own. It's like how two friends might rent a two bedroom apartment together to cut down on their housing costs instead of each friend renting a one bedroom apartment. I believe that the government tends to hate disabled people because we aren't productive to this capitalistic society. The welfare system kind of forces people to remain dependent on it & then uses us as scapegoats to blame when the government is wasting tax money funding the military, giving big corporations bailouts because they made bad business decisions, & allowing the mega wealthy to pay less in taxes