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Originally posted by: Tutontow
True story. My BIL worked for a welfare service here in Florida. Keep in mind this happened in the 1980's when he was earning about $18,000 a year working for the state of Florida. A woman comes in who already had five kids out of wedlock and was pregnant with the sixth. She basically never had a job. My BIL was counseling her and to get right to the point she told him who is the stupid one here, I was paid $36,000 last year and never had to buy groceries and I never went to work.
True story and my BIL didn't have a response for her.
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
It seems to me this is what most Liberals fight for. The GOP isn't pushing for such policy.Quote
Originally posted by: Tutontow
True story. My BIL worked for a welfare service here in Florida. Keep in mind this happened in the 1980's when he was earning about $18,000 a year working for the state of Florida. A woman comes in who already had five kids out of wedlock and was pregnant with the sixth. She basically never had a job. My BIL was counseling her and to get right to the point she told him who is the stupid one here, I was paid $36,000 last year and never had to buy groceries and I never went to work.
True story and my BIL didn't have a response for her.
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Originally posted by: malibber2
You know to a certain extent I agree with the OP, and I have said many times I believe birth control could solve a lot of our problems, but it is always the conservatives that stand in the way with many of them claiming any type of birth control is Abortion. I think the solution is simple offer people on welfare an extra $100 a month if they go on the short, get a vasectomy or whatever. It would save a tremendous amount of money in the long run.Quote
Originally posted by: Boilerman
It seems to me this is what most Liberals fight for. The GOP isn't pushing for such policy.Quote
Originally posted by: Tutontow
True story. My BIL worked for a welfare service here in Florida. Keep in mind this happened in the 1980's when he was earning about $18,000 a year working for the state of Florida. A woman comes in who already had five kids out of wedlock and was pregnant with the sixth. She basically never had a job. My BIL was counseling her and to get right to the point she told him who is the stupid one here, I was paid $36,000 last year and never had to buy groceries and I never went to work.
True story and my BIL didn't have a response for her.
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Originally posted by: Boilerman
A $100 a month? They make far more money having babies.Quote
Originally posted by: malibber2
You know to a certain extent I agree with the OP, and I have said many times I believe birth control could solve a lot of our problems, but it is always the conservatives that stand in the way with many of them claiming any type of birth control is Abortion. I think the solution is simple offer people on welfare an extra $100 a month if they go on the short, get a vasectomy or whatever. It would save a tremendous amount of money in the long run.Quote
Originally posted by: Boilerman
It seems to me this is what most Liberals fight for. The GOP isn't pushing for such policy.Quote
Originally posted by: Tutontow
True story. My BIL worked for a welfare service here in Florida. Keep in mind this happened in the 1980's when he was earning about $18,000 a year working for the state of Florida. A woman comes in who already had five kids out of wedlock and was pregnant with the sixth. She basically never had a job. My BIL was counseling her and to get right to the point she told him who is the stupid one here, I was paid $36,000 last year and never had to buy groceries and I never went to work.
True story and my BIL didn't have a response for her.
