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> If the argument is that they are destitute To be clear, that is not the argument. The argument is over your claim that if someone can afford an iPhone then
by Buttons840 4y ago
> If the argument is that they are destitute
To be clear, that is not the argument.
The argument is over your claim that if someone can afford an iPhone then they can afford to have children.
- Dalewyn 4y agoIndeed, if someone can afford luxuries (eg: iPhones) they aren't destitute. If they aren't destitute they can afford to have children, because the claim is people can't have children because they are destitute.
- Buttons840 4y agoThe average yearly cost of raising a child is $15,000 (rounded down), the average yearly cost of owning an iPhone is $3,000 (rounded way up). People exist in that gap who can afford an iPhone, but cannot afford children -- even if they skipped the iPhone.