Boy it sure reads like those people are living an awesome life. Little wonder such luxury would stimulate jealousy from some folks.
I confess I've often dreamed of living in public housing with free grub, a mega TV with XBox and five fat, demanding kids keeping me up all night with their 20 to 25 year list of demands.
She has been disabled since she was 11? Why is she then spreading her legs and having children if she knows they can't support them? BTW I wonder who is going to pay for her Kidney Transplant when a donor is compatible with her? Has her husbands Carpentry business been unprofitable for however old her kid is? I'm not singling her out but people in this country need to wake up and start taking responsibility for themselves instead of waiting on a handout from the Gov.
I get your point, but they can have as much sex as they want to, there's a thing called birth control ;-)
They also, of corse, have the right to have children.
But on the other hand if you're in that situation, you might think twice about that because of the responsibility you have for your future child(ren): You have to provide for them and obviously at that point your just not in a situation where that's a given. And even if you have no problem relying on the government or other people in general to help you (and your future children) out, is that really the foundation you want to build your life and your kid's life on? I mean there is no guarantee that one or two years from now these people or your government will (be able) to help you out and imo that's at least something you should consider before having children.
Of corse anybody can get into such a situation where (s)he loses his job, maybe gets seriously injured/sick and pretty much loses everything and needs to rely on others to survive/get back on his feet, but if that situation is actually your current state of life or a very likely scenario you could find yourself in, you shouldn't deliberately put a child into such a bad situation with yourself.
So if I was in such a situation, I think I shouldn't have a kid...but then again I never felt the urge to have kids anyways, so maybe that influences my point of view...either way everybody has to make his own decisions.
Sometimes you just have to sit and laugh when you hear all of the views and responses people take on this type of subject.
People who are too disabled to hold a good paying job shouldn't be allowed to have children? Really? First off this chick has been disabled long before she would have been able to seek employment. If she wasn't on welfare she would be on some sort of disability program. Are people actually saying aside from the pain and treatment she has to go through everyday that prevents her from seeking the career or fulfilling her dreams she had when she was a little girl we should also allow her disabilities from extending her bloodline and raising a child. Should we also strip the parental rights from somebody who gets diagnosed with cancer or not fix them if they get diagnosed with the disease because they will most likely live a short life and won't be able to earn the same type of coin if they were cancer free?
People on welfare live a charmed life and have so many luxuries and eat steak and shrimp every night? About 1 out of every 10000 is able to work the system this way. These type of people are about as rare as those people that know how to rig a radio contest consistently so they are always the 100th caller. People that are on welfare live in the shittiest of neighborhoods were your states resources seldom find its way too. Their is no hope in the community, the schools are way below standards, and their is no positive influence to ever create a change. If you happen to get the whole 9 as far as government covered resources like public housing and a monthly check and food stamps the income is so fixed your average non welfare collecting person would think they are in a prison. Sure when they get their check or food stamps it can appear they have no worries cause their shopping cart is full of pepsi and hostess but you never see the other 3 weeks when that $200 a month they get for groceries to support a family of 5 is all gone and they are eating canned beans and rice. You don't see the kids who don't get the luxury of back to school shopping or an allowance to earn to spend on the weekends and aren't treated with family vacations. These people are on a tight budget whether they know how to budget or not.
People who are too disabled to hold a good paying job shouldn't be allowed to have children? Really? First off this chick has been disabled long before she would have been able to seek employment. If she wasn't on welfare she would be on some sort of disability program. Are people actually saying aside from the pain and treatment she has to go through everyday that prevents her from seeking the career or fulfilling her dreams she had when she was a little girl we should also allow her disabilities from extending her bloodline and raising a child. Should we also strip the parental rights from somebody who gets diagnosed with cancer or not fix them if they get diagnosed with the disease because they will most likely live a short life and won't be able to earn the same type of coin if they were cancer free?
People on welfare live a charmed life and have so many luxuries and eat steak and shrimp every night? About 1 out of every 10000 is able to work the system this way. These type of people are about as rare as those people that know how to rig a radio contest consistently so they are always the 100th caller. People that are on welfare live in the shittiest of neighborhoods were your states resources seldom find its way too. Their is no hope in the community, the schools are way below standards, and their is no positive influence to ever create a change. If you happen to get the whole 9 as far as government covered resources like public housing and a monthly check and food stamps the income is so fixed your average non welfare collecting person would think they are in a prison. Sure when they get their check or food stamps it can appear they have no worries cause their shopping cart is full of pepsi and hostess but you never see the other 3 weeks when that $200 a month they get for groceries to support a family of 5 is all gone and they are eating canned beans and rice. You don't see the kids who don't get the luxury of back to school shopping or an allowance to earn to spend on the weekends and aren't treated with family vacations. These people are on a tight budget whether they know how to budget or not.
