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Originally Posted by Oling_Roachinen
So what do you want to do to to the impoverished with children?
A family who's in poverty with children should just stay impoverished forever? Maybe round up the children and slaughter them so they get a second chance?
Not only for this generation but next generation we should be focusing on breaking that cycle. But instead you're arguing that the parent does not deserve to be educated and therefore their children are likely to end up in similar situations (of course not a certainty).
Or do you want to try and break that cycle? Yes personal responsibility matters, but we're talking about the impoverished. The argument should be more than just "haha, sucks to be you, make better choices like I did."
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Really??? Round up children to be slaughtered? The image you are trying to paint me with is laughable.
The answer is pretty simple for those are those situation: Private Charity.
Charity's that provide beds / foods / education to single parents and their children. Food banks that provide a family a meal when they are in a pinch. Scholarships for children of low income parents so they can go to school and break the cycle. The list goes on...
The government should not be propping up bad decision makers, this only propagates them.
The good will of a community will help the rest that are truly in need of help.