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Ray From Cleveland, post: 17775874
How is that a solution unless the state adopts a practice of forbidding it and enforcing it?
You said you have solutions. I am looking for real ideas with a potential for solutions.
Here's a clue. This problem is a product of the existence of poverty in society in which some level of poverty may be inherent and entrenched.
Do nothing about relieving poverty you do nothing about children being born in poverty.
Bitching about the lack of personal responsibility among the ranks of society's poor does nothing about reducing poverty.
Good paying jobs appear to help by the charts posted.
The poverty rate went down as Clinton's economic program increasing upper income taxes produced 20 million jobs over Clinton's two terms.
I'd say that is an ideal economic model that should be followed.
Well Duh! How about the solution being if you can't afford to have children, don't have them?
How is that a solution unless the state adopts a practice of forbidding it and enforcing it?
You said you have solutions. I am looking for real ideas with a potential for solutions.
Here's a clue. This problem is a product of the existence of poverty in society in which some level of poverty may be inherent and entrenched.
Do nothing about relieving poverty you do nothing about children being born in poverty.
Bitching about the lack of personal responsibility among the ranks of society's poor does nothing about reducing poverty.
Good paying jobs appear to help by the charts posted.
The poverty rate went down as Clinton's economic program increasing upper income taxes produced 20 million jobs over Clinton's two terms.
I'd say that is an ideal economic model that should be followed.
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