> Any necessities not being met in the US today is due to neglegent parenting, not lack of resources. The data doesn't lie: there is still childhood hunger and

> Any necessities not being met in the US today is due to neglegent parenting, not lack of resources. The data doesn't lie: there is still childhood hunger and homelessness in the US. You can play the blame game and say the parents should do a better job of navigating a clunky and hostile bureaucracy, but while we're doing that, children are going without food and shelter. Is that an outcome we're willing to accept so we can point our fingers and say the parents were wrong?