So even though you get $2000 a month for doing nothing, you still complain. I noticed you said you weren't bettering yourself through education or othr means to enable you to get a job. Even in the most socialistic countries, you would get under $2000 a month. But still, you're being greedy and want to take more money from the government to 'survive'. Here's an idea : If you are so low on money give up some of the luxuries within your life. Think of your money as you would if received it from a friend; so even if you something less than you want, be thankful for it. It's is not your right to the goverments money, it is a privilege.

Blue comedy is un witty, and I personally find it boring, unless it is done in an emotional format.

I find Clean comedy is very good, takes alot more intelligence (you say can't say some swears), and it also is somewhat safe to watch with the rest of the family.

obviously shopped, and somehow I dont think Michelle would do this anyway

I understand it's unfair, but that's the way that life is. I'm in no way the perfect person, and I'm guessing you aren't either. These flaws make us human, and in your case I feel has given you a opinionated/defensive nature. Maybe you could use the position you are in, to create deaf people new roles in which they work effectively and express themselves, or to universally change working conditions in all employment facilities.

I don't understand what your problem is, I said equity, not equality. A deaf person, most likely can't work for a call center taking, but they can do paperwork. As long as they are working, or putting something back into the community I see them far from being a burden. Maybe you should read what I was saying before coming to such ludicrous conclusions

No, but I'm sure most people agree that it is better to be safe than sorry

Equity is the answer rather than equality. You can't expect a deaf person to function normally without some changes in the workplace to cater for them, and I think the majority understand this. In some cases it would mean putting their own, or others lives in danger, which is not acceptable. Yes, they are just a human like the rest of us, but just like a wheelchair bound person needs a ramp/lift in the workplace, so does a deaf person need suitable allowances made for them.

Yes, a bow is considered the norm in Asian countries, not sure about Saudi Arabia. I see nothing wrong with it, as long as the bow it mutually done, which in this case it was not.

God is made for stupid adults and young children to give them a conscience. Nothing more nothing less

Well I'd be fucked if i didn't have my licence. My parents left home as soon as i turned 17 :)