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I always assumed (and still believe) they are both (lack of eduction, lack of well paying employment) are both results of other root causes. In other words if y

I always assumed (and still believe) they are both (lack of eduction, lack of well paying employment) are both results of other root causes. In other words if you couldn't make it through high-school or college (for whatever reason, ability, environment, access, attitude, etc) then whatever those reasons are make you also unable to acquire and keep a decent job.

zo1 12y ago
>"[..]then whatever those reasons are make you also unable to acquire and keep a decent job." And unfortunately for them, it doesn't keep them from inflicting the same life-outlook on their offspring. Greatest tragedy of our society, that we overlook that.
- JustSomeNobody 12y ago
  We supposed to neuter people?
  - zo1 12y ago
    Of course not, that's horrible. I'll leave it to the smart statists out there to figure out how to remedy this tragedy whilst staying within the "moral framework" they have in-place already. You know, the thing that makes it "illegal" to carry bad-plants in your pocket while simultaneously making it legal to bring innocent life into this world without being able to take care of it, and ultimately making it suffer.
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  - Lawtonfogle 12y ago
    Where does a person's right to reproduce end? Where does a child's right for a fighting chance begin? And to what sense do we have a duty to protect either right?