i dont know...from my perspective its those supporting a seemingly practical daycare system vs. those saying "no pity, and for the child nothing".
its semi-monsterous. not in rejecting the idea with a valid reason, but just in this damning "they're going to fail anyway, so the hell with them" appraisal.
you know what? lots of rich people manipulate our system of bankruptcy and rob us blind. should we eliminate that then, and allow banks to essentially own your ass if you hit bottom? unfortunately government funded protection and aid suffers some form of exploitation/waste. thats life.
Originally posted by Schecter
i dont know...from my perspective its those supporting a seemingly practical daycare system vs. those saying "no pity, and for the child nothing".
its semi-monsterous. not in rejecting the idea with a valid reason, but just in this damning "they're going to fail anyway, so the hell with them" appraisal.you know what? lots of rich people manipulate our system of bankruptcy and rob us blind. should we eliminate that then, and allow banks to essentially own your ass if you hit bottom? unfortunately government funded protection and aid suffers some form of exploitation/waste. thats life.
Whats a seemingly practical daycare to you? Now I cannot speak nationwide but I do a very a good grasp regionally/across the state. So tell me what s a practical response?
I would also like to add, lots of poor folks rob us "blind' so they deserve something too?
Originally posted by Soleran
I would except your just picking a fight, jackass🙂All your posts are already answered in the thread.
No...you have antagonized both myself and Alliance without cause. Just look at your posts....I have, until now, responded in a respectful manner.
My discussion with you is finished. You have no provided one fact, one valid argument, instead you bash me and my point and that is not a debate.
Originally posted by Goddess KaliFact here?
What help is available to young mothers without children that can guarantee the highest quality of life possible ?
Originally posted by Goddess KaliFacts here?
First of all relax, don't get stupid with meSecondly, you did not answer my question....I made a simple statemtent. One of the major reasons people are in so much conflict is because we lack empathy and compassion for another.
How many times do we pass a homeless person on the street not giving one thought to his/her suffering ? Be honest with yourself.
What if that homeless person was your mother/father/grandmother/sibling, whatever, and your spirit or whatever form you exist in witnesses your loved one starving and freezing while thousands of wealthy people pass him/her without giving a second thought....
Do not tell me that is not evil. Do not tell me this is not a problem.
Originally posted by Goddess KaliFacts here?
When you wish to engage in serious discussion let me know.....
Originally posted by Goddess KaliFacst here?
[b]Daycares at High School making it a big to easy for Teen Mothers?Sorry, but this question is the biggest load of bullshit I ever read....like helping a mother with her child is a ****ing bad thing ? Please.....
Especially a mother who cannot support herself or her kid...whose not finished with school....you want to punish her by cutting off resources or this kind of help which would certainly propell her and her child.
On top of that you want to penalize the child by cutting off the chances of his/her mother earning a good living ?
wow....
When I am in a position where I can support myself without my parent's aid, then yes..I do not plan to have my own children.
I intend to start programs, non-profit programs, in which I can help as many people as humanly possible.
You think im joking, but I am not. I am no where as shallow as I appear. My pity, my compassion, my tears, and my Love is free....unlike you and so many others, I try to destroy my tendency to give judgement.
Especially to a person who NEEDS understanding, compassion, and support. [/B]
You posted no facts and got responses none the less, high/drunk lad🙂
Originally posted by Soleran
Whats a seemingly practical daycare to you? Now I cannot speak nationwide but I do a very a good grasp regionally/across the state. So tell me what s a practical response?
i said "seemingly" as in at first glance. concept and not actual application/execution. so no, im not calling myself an expert or a psychic. depends on how it operates. i think there should be some sort of g.e.d. work-study program with daycare assistance so they're actually getting into the workforce. of course with those who wish to seek higher education it would have to be different.
Originally posted by Schecter
i said "seemingly" as in at first glance. concept and not actual application/execution. so no, im not calling myself an expert or a psychic. depends on how it operates. i think there should be some sort of g.e.d. work-study program with daycare assistance so they're actually getting into the workforce. of course with those who wish to seek higher education it would have to be different.
Which would be why I didn't stomp my foot like a parading bull Paul.
At least in the state I live in we give a HUGE opportunity to youths, even daycares in schools to finish their education.
Even if they elect to not take the daycare in school the State automtically has to fund a certain percantage up to 90% of the daycare( It sounds sweet not the best solution I admit) most states follow with this.
Originally posted by ADarksideJedi
We are still wasting our money and that is what it is all about beside supporting them.jm
I don't understand how you think you're wasting your money. By paying taxes for day cares, you are effectively giving these Young mothers a hope of better employment. This means they in turn will pay more taxes, if daycare wasn't on offer, you'd be wasting your money a lot more as you'd solely be funding the you'd mothers need to clothe and feed her baby, and not her need for an education.
In todays world it is nearly impossible to just leave school and get a job which will have a good enough salary to be fit for a mother and her child. This would result on them needing money from the state. The day cares being present is a wonderful thing, it's offering a second chance to those who desperately need one. I haven't heard of there being day cares in schools in my country and I've seen what happens to the you'd mothers who don't have that chance.
You know, it makes me wonder if those who have problems with daycares in high school have problems with daycares in colleges, considering the fact that public colleges are also funded by taxes and a college student who's a mother may well only be a couple months older than a high school student who's a mother.
Originally posted by Devil King
And still, no one has explained why government aid in regards to day care for needy children is encouragment for teenage girls to get pregnant.
evil whore: "hehehe im going to have a baby to exploit this new system, so i can leech off it by............not.......studying......and flunking out....."
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yeah DK asked a perfectly valid question. im sure nobody who that was addressed to would willfully avoid the question, because that would damage their impeccable credibility. *hold breath* *waits*
Originally posted by Soleran
Fact here? Facts here?
Facts here? Facst here?You posted no facts and got responses none the less, high/drunk lad🙂
I never claimed that I presented a factual argument....all I asked was for you to get off your high horse, because you have presented no facts either. Just pure insensitive opinion and judgement, as well as insults to myself, Alliance, and anyone else who disagreed with you.