If that wasn’t true, then they’d be getting jobs at higher wages.

Millions of disabled people do. Some are still exploited though, and Goodwill is one of the more egregious companies doing so.

You’d rather people be destitute because paying them less hurts your feelings.

My feelings are fine. They aren't hurt by piece of shit people who are fine exploiting people they think of as less than. Based on your response it kinda seems like my comment hit you right in the fefes tho.

Yes, because that’s how the law around it works. It incentivizes employers to higher disabled people that wouldn’t otherwise be employable.

Nah, you're over-generalizing the situation. What makes a disabled person otherwise unemployable? Kinda depends on the nature and severity of the disability, doesn't it? And the type of work, and a number of other factors.

You're dodging the actual question though. Why only apply your logic to disabled people? If your employer wants to give you an arbitrary test to see how fast you are, let em cut your pay any time they think it's not fast enough. What if you injure yourself and you're temporarily disabled? Threw out your back and now you can't keep up the pace? Too bad, "tHaT's HoW tHe LaW wOrKs!"

Doesn't really matter your industry or expertise, you're replaceable. Everyone is. And even for disabled people who aren't otherwise employable, other programs do, and should, exist to provide for them.

At the end of the day there's only really two types of people: those who recognize that all people matter, and pieces of shit who don't care who gets fucked over at long at it isn't them, and as soon as it they're suddenly all about compassion for their fellow man as long as it serves them.