This person claims to be “professionally disabled” with a taxpayer-funded full-time caretaker. That sounds like a scam to hardworking folks. Our tax dollars should help truly disabled people, not finance questionable lifestyles. This feels like another example of government waste.

Disability benefits exist for people who can’t work due to serious illness or injury. This includes programs like Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). But these benefits require strict medical proof of total disability. The system isn’t meant for those who just decide they’re “professionally disabled”.

Honest Americans know disability isn’t a career choice. True disability means being unable to perform your job’s core duties. Most disability policies require claimants to prove they can’t work at all. What we’re seeing here looks like mocking real struggles.

Taxpayers fund these benefits through their paychecks. Every dollar wasted this way comes from working families. They sacrifice while others game the system. It’s unfair to drain resources meant for genuinely disabled veterans and workers.

Government rules should prevent such abuse. Policies must require solid medical evidence of disability. Proof should show someone can’t do their specific job. Loose definitions invite exploitation of the system.

Conservative values teach personal responsibility. Real disability isn’t prideful. Most disabled Americans want to work if they could. This “professional disability” attitude insults their dignity. It turns sacrifice into a laughing matter.

We need stricter oversight of benefit programs. Officials must verify every claim thoroughly. Taxpayers deserve accountability for every cent spent. Protecting integrity helps truly needy people.

Americans support helping neighbors in real need. But they reject funding trendy lifestyle choices. It’s time to defend taxpayer dollars from abuse.