Say what you want about the New York Times, but this one is important. The Capitalist Party of the United States is proposing yet another attack on people with disabilities:

The Trump administration’s proposed regulation, released in early October, would unfairly harm people with disabilities and their families in their efforts to live permanently in the United States. The “public charge” regulation would apply to immigrants already on the lawful road to citizenship, including applicants for permanent residence (a “green card”) living in the United States, and individuals outside of the United States, such as family members of American citizens seeking admission to the United States. While the concept is older than today’s modern immigration law, President Trump’s regulation would radically expand it in dangerous ways. (Public charge is a term used to describe a person deemed to be primarily dependent on government assistance.)

That's right. The Dipshit Cabal and their Democrat collaborators are going to use immigrants in order to attack the disability community as a whole. Here's how else they're planning to do it:

Hearkening back to the dark history of anti-immigration policies, the public charge proposal spells out five “heavily weighed negative factors” that would make having a disability a strong basis for denial. In typical Trump fashion, the proposal privileges wealth, fast-tracking individual applicants who can provide evidence of annual incomes 250 percent above the federal poverty line, which for a family of four is about $63,000 annually. Thus, the proposal’s fundamental injustice of deliberately excluding people with disabilities, who are disproportionately likely to live in poverty, is compounded by the abuse of equating wealth with worth.

The proposal also attacks some immigrants with disabilities and their families already living in the United States who are already contributing to the culture and economies of American communities. As The Times has reported, the regulation would put a person’s lawfully obtained immigration status at risk if he or she uses — or even applies for — Medicaid, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly Food Stamps), Section 8 housing assistance or other public programs.

Who else will be fucked by this scam? That's right, direct care workers:

Mr. Trump’s assault on the disability community isn’t confined to immigrants. All Americans with disabilities — immigrants and citizens alike — would be harmed by the public charge regulation, because of its consequences for the health care and personal care provider work force. According to the Paraprofessional Healthcare Institute, about one-fourth of direct care workers in America are immigrants. And about 40 percent of all direct care workers meet their own basic needs with help from Medicaid, SNAP or other public programs. If finalized, the public charge regulation will mean fewer people able to provide the care that seniors and people with disabilities need to live full lives and contribute to their communities.

The Times article goes on to say that disabled children will also be fucked by this because we'll never amount to a god damned thing, according to the pigs and the brainwashed workers who believe this rhetoric.

While the Times article also points out that this proposal hasn't passed yet, it most certainly will. Mark my words. Even if it doesn't pass under Dipshit, the Democrats will most likely do it anyway. After all, The Democrat wing of the Capitalist Party has been far more successful at doing things even the most evil Republican apparatchik of the American Capitalist Party could only dream of.

But don't worry, I'm sure our Capitalist Party bootlickers are working hard to come up with training programs for jobs that will never, ever exist for people with disabilities. After all, only the most well off, well connected, well adjusted, able-bodied douchebags with perfect insurance, perfect credit scores, drivers' licenses and their friends are allowed to get jobs that actually pay with half-decent benefits.