Virginia residence: Do you feel like the state has a mission to victimize people?

Question

Okay so according to the state I'm not competent for a normal job (getting it the old fashioned way) or much of a normal life so I'm forced to use gov't programs, I'm not on welfare or disability (at least not yet) but I have found myself being bounced among different specialized employment agencies. But it seems like when I do get the help I'm discriminated against because I can't drive (I tried three times when I was 16) and I still live with my parents due to employment issues (not fun) and other stuff. I have an education (recently graduated college and some work experience, mainly through the help of a youth program as an older youth).

First off why does Virginia have it set up (especially in the Southwestern region) to discriminate against so called undesirables so they really can't get a normal job without the state's help and when they are forced to get the help, why be so crummy to them?

I mean on one hand Virginia seems to create a large low class of people but...

Answer 1

i live in Va sometimes they discriminate

Answer 2

Considering the fact that I got called "Extremely Simple Man" by the Communist-Wealth of Virginia back in 2004 due to my disability. I was than told by these same *ssholes that "You need to stick to jobs you know how to do", meaning cleaning up after the "normal people of society", without ever seeing my resume I have to say "Yes."

I just wished I had as much on my portfolio back than as I do now. That is fine because I had the last laugh because this very same b*tch that called me this lost her job after I faxed my resume, a 2-page letter demanding an apology,  and the letter were I was called "An extremely simple man" for an total of over 30 pages straight to the Governor of Virginia. I also faxed those same 30+ pages to my state congressman, my state senator, and Workman's Comp Board. This b*tch with the Virginia Department of Workman's Comp called me "Simple" due to my disability and I proved to her how difficult I really can be.