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Originally Posted by Travis Munroe
This is my point.... I don't believe that the filter between society paying for other kids daycare and not paying for it should be are you well off or not well off.
A family with a household income of 100,000 and 1 child can live comfortably. Not well off but certainly not needing a government assisted program paid by tax payers. Perhaps this is a way to stimulate an economy with too many job vacancies but we are nowhere near that (despite some claiming this will help put people back to work)
It is such a touchy subject that I can see why it was brought up.... Solid political move imo. I sound like a bad guy being against it when the majority would benefit from it.
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It's funny that you keep on the 100K mark saying they can make it work. If you want to stick with this narrative might I suggest you do some digging and see how much it costs for a family of 3 to live?
We menu plan and take lunches to work, rarely eat out, watch for sales before we make purchases, have a strict budget. Why? Because we have to, and we make over your 100K threshold. I'm not looking for a hand out, but man it's quite annoying when someone who has no idea about life with a kid thinks they have it all figured out.