I just turned in someone who has been committing disability fraud for the past few years.
Perhaps next time they’ll think twice before fucking around with me and what’s mine. And maybe now they’ll understand what I meant when I told them to watch out for karma.
Now, don’t get me wrong… I’m not one to squeal and tattle over the slightest thing. But, when this involves government money being given to people who don’t need the money because they have their own (made under the table, so they’re not even paying taxes), it just doesn’t sit well with me. Especially when this person has caused undeserved havoc in my life, and had no justification in doing so.
I have 0% remorse for turning them in. I only wish I could be a fly on the wall when they get a surprise visit from the people who check out these types of situations.
(This is one of those few instances where I come across as being a cold hearted, merciless bitch.)
I understand what your saying and how you feel, I dont think its cold hearted Its what your supposed to do in away this person is taking money from all our familys
Good for you for turning that person in! It’s people like them who make it hard for other people to get disability.
I reported someone to welfare fraud once. Nothing ever came of it though
That sounds like something I’d do. It takes a lot to tick me off but certain things, I must get revenge for!
It just sucks that there are people out there like that when so many people who deserve types of disability get turned down and have to fight it.
You’ve done the right thing! You’ve got courage and I’m proud of you =) so no worries!
Good for you for turning them in. They should know better than to try and play the system. I don’t think it’s cold hearted at all.
You go, girl! In terms of conning the government, you ratting this person out is a very good thing to do. I shake my fist at those people. Good job.
It’s not cold hearted at all. It’s what they get. If they’re gonna cheat the system then turn around and try to ruin other peoples lives, they’re getting what they deserve.
For real, give them what they deserve. That’s just not right.