Fort Fun Indiana
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Um, let's stay tethered to reality.No kids. No nation.
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Um, let's stay tethered to reality.No kids. No nation.
About 15 per 1000 women. 1.5%
And this shows your lack of thought. This is how rates are measured, since every year women age out of the ability to get pregnant, and new women age into it.That's a stupid stat. Not every woman gets pregnant every year.
And I have gladly paid for the costs.No kids. No nation. But no one is asking anyone to have kids. We ask you pay for the cost we incur to supply the things you need.
Lots of the things J.D. Vance has spoken in favor of have been considered to be extreme by some people. How extreme he might actually be can be discussed, but it's important to know what he has really said. J.D. Vance is advocating giving the vote to all children. He didn't mention a specific cut-off age, so it's reasonable to assume he means what he says and wants all children from birth onward to be able to vote. . In addition to this new right for infants and children to vote, he wants to give the parents the right to control their children's vote. That would mean a married couple would have 2 votes. A few years later, after having a few kids, those now parents would control their own personal votes as well as an additional vote for each child. The concept of one person-one vote would no longer be valid. I don't know about you, but that sounds a little too extreme for anybody I could support for Vice President.
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And this shows your lack of thought. This is how rates are measured, since every year women age out of the ability to get pregnant, and new women age into it.
Of course you don't. Trump was right when he said he could shoot someone in the middle of 5th avenue, and not lose any support. I guess it's a cult thing.
Children grow to become police officers, fire fighters, doctors, nurses. All you need. Childless couples supply none, and those who have children spend countless amounts of funds, and give up much to supply them for you.
You then have far more, so pay.
The childless couple can pay even more thenThis is already the case. If you have kids you get an exemption that people with kids do not. 2 people who are neighbors, have he exact same job making the exact same salary, literally everything about their life is the same minus 1 has 2 kids and the other has 0, the person with 2 kids will pay less in taxes than the person with 0.
Oh, my, they can pay even more.You're an idiot. People without children already pay more. They don't get deductions for additional dependents or child tax credits. Daycare credits and more. So just STFU.
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Lots of the things J.D. Vance has spoken in favor of have been considered to be extreme by some people. How extreme he might actually be can be discussed, but it's important to know what he has really said. J.D. Vance is advocating giving the vote to all children. He didn't mention a specific cut-off age, so it's reasonable to assume he means what he says and wants all children from birth onward to be able to vote. . In addition to this new right for infants and children to vote, he wants to give the parents the right to control their children's vote. That would mean a married couple would have 2 votes. A few years later, after having a few kids, those now parents would control their own personal votes as well as an additional vote for each child. The concept of one person-one vote would no longer be valid. I don't know about you, but that sounds a little too extreme for anybody I could support for Vice President.
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Your need for future generations is reality.Um, let's stay tethered to reality.
Lots of the things J.D. Vance has spoken in favor of have been considered to be extreme by some people. How extreme he might actually be can be discussed, but it's important to know what he has really said. J.D. Vance is advocating giving the vote to all children. He didn't mention a specific cut-off age, so it's reasonable to assume he means what he says and wants all children from birth onward to be able to vote. . In addition to this new right for infants and children to vote, he wants to give the parents the right to control their children's vote. That would mean a married couple would have 2 votes. A few years later, after having a few kids, those now parents would control their own personal votes as well as an additional vote for each child. The concept of one person-one vote would no longer be valid. I don't know about you, but that sounds a little too extreme for anybody I could support for Vice President.
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I'm not watching the whole thing for something you probably took out of context.Obviously, you didn't watch the video.
What do you do?the 16 year old brain is not fully developed-----neuroscience is
my field----but I knew that even way back in the ninth grade (freshman high school) The major concerns of my classmates
in CANDID HEALTH CLASS DISCUSSION was---"my mom does not
let me get my ears pierced---that bitch" " can't wait until I am 18
and can DRINK upstate" (upstate was a different state---drinking age 18 and our state 21) and "my mom does not know I smoke and my allowance is NOT ENOUGH" those kids should VOTE?