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I am of the opinion that if these people cannot afford to properly raise their children, they should not be having them. It shouldn't be the school's responsibi
by w1ntermute 14y ago
I am of the opinion that if these people cannot afford to properly raise their children, they should not be having them. It shouldn't be the school's responsibility to take care of all these basic parenting duties. Perhaps that is where we should start.
What if the government were to offer $X to women in return for having their tubes tied (same for the male equivalent)? Only the poor people would need the money badly enough to actually do so. You could offer a small sum for a reversible process (which you'd have to pay back in order to get it undone), or a large sum for a permanent procedure. This could very likely solve a lot of these issues in a generation.
- ktsmith 14y ago> It shouldn't be the school's responsibility to take care of all these basic parenting duties. Perhaps that is where we should start. That's true, but as a society we've pushed a LOT of non education related responsibilities onto schools. Picking up the slack for parents that don't want to be parents, or those that are trying very hard but struggling is just the tip of the iceberg.