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There is so much to unpack about your biases in that first sentence.
by dlp211 5y ago
There is so much to unpack about your biases in that first sentence.
- yumraj 5y agoI sincerely apologize if you feel that way, though that was not my intention. It if matters at all, not that I need to defend my comment in such a way, I'm a social liberal. It is an observation and I will accept if there is a different reason, causation vs correlation.
- zajd 5y ago> a social liberal "I hate the problems but love the causes"
- dlp211 5y agoThere is no proof that credits incentivize poor people to have kids and plenty of proof that credits help poor. working, middle, and upper-middle class people afford the children that they do have or want. It's the welfare queen mythos repackaged all over again. Additionally, what is the problem with having more children if the family is able to support them at some baseline with these credits? If a credit allows a family to plan for and have a child that they wanted, what is the harm to society and you caused by this?