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What's a family? Should it be 2-3 kids max, and then you're on your own? A solo adult who doesn't want kids is going to have far lower expenses and "living wag
by IncreasePosts 4mo ago
What's a family? Should it be 2-3 kids max, and then you're on your own?
A solo adult who doesn't want kids is going to have far lower expenses and "living wage" than a single mother with 6 kids.
- Dylan16807 4mo ago> What's a family? Should it be 2-3 kids max, and then you're on your own? As far as the specific concept of a living wage, yes. > A solo adult who doesn't want kids is going to have far lower expenses and "living wage" than a single mother with 6 kids. The solo adult can enjoy the extra money. And if they start a family later they'll have extra savings to build on. The baseline should be bringing everyone up to the level that they could afford a family, whether they have one or not. We have more than enough productivity and wealth to make this happen. For someone with 6 kids, they need help from other sources. That goes beyond living wage territory.
- _DeadFred_ 4mo agoI mean it should be at least enough kids for society to continue existing, otherwise the society is a dead zombie society.