From the article: > The kids who got a better start — because their parents were married and working — ended up better off. Most of the poor kids from single-p

From the article: > The kids who got a better start — because their parents were married and working — ended up better off. Most of the poor kids from single-parent families stayed poor. How about we develop public policies and environments where the family thrives? Let's do that instead of some Orwellian permission to procreate and mandatory training (have you ever been to government-mandated training?!). > Should we, as a society, allow children to be born into situations where they will not be properly cared for? We usually see reproduction as a right, but should it be? Are you advocating eugenics? Forced sterilization? Forced abortion?