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> This expects that the rest of us have to work to subsidize you having children This is exactly how society works for ages 5-18 and we call it 'school', how i
by humanwhosits 5y ago
> This expects that the rest of us have to work to subsidize you having children
This is exactly how society works for ages 5-18 and we call it 'school', how is 0-4 different?
- echelon 5y agoIt was my impression that the OP wanted subsidized parental leave until age 5 so that they could spend 1:1 time with their child and family needs. Public school is typically less than $50/day per student. I vaguely suggested minimum wage stipends for an extended parental leave (1 year+), and this would be more than we spend on public schooling. Lots of poor families make childcare work on shoestring budgets and have done so all throughout history. My parents did. How much money is enough? How much is too much?
- foogazi 5y ago> How much money is enough? How much is too much? Depends on who is paying
- nickff 5y agoYou're comparing very different levels of welfare/wealth transfer.