>So why should I want to subsidize single mothers? You aren't subsidizing anything. You are allowing the mother to raise their child with more options availabl

>So why should I want to subsidize single mothers? You aren't subsidizing anything. You are allowing the mother to raise their child with more options available to them. At the very least, it increases the chances of the child's success, and overall the chances that you are not paying for programs, prisons, social services in the future. > Why should I disincentivize teenagers from gaining their first work experience? Because they are "gaining that experience" instead of completing their schooling in many occurrences. I don't need to explain why it's a good idea to have as many people as possible stay in school, do I?