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I agree with you: it is down to the parents. It is the personal responsibility of the parents to use all resources available to help their kids.
by testfoobar 4y ago
I agree with you: it is down to the parents. It is the personal responsibility of the parents to use all resources available to help their kids.
- mrguyorama 4y agoAnd when "all your resources" is $35k a year because school is stupidly overpriced, and most of that has to go to rent because the country refuses to build affordable housing and you have 2 young kids because your state voted that sex ed wasn't allowed to say anything other than "sex is a sin and you should stay a virgin" which is laughably stupid?
- sangnoir 4y agoWhat if the parents are overworked and underpaid, resulting in limited time and material resources - is it still an issue of "personal responsibility"?