Branko2166 said:
Kasz216 said: It's not surprising when you consider 1 out of every 6 people is on food stamps. It's only natural for kids to be more likely to be on that list since they contribute nothing. |
Don't know what to make of this way of thinking. What were you or any of us contributing to the economy as children. Unless you are advocating early employment for children I don't know how they could "contribute anything". I was always under the impression that childhood was the time to study and make ourselves ready to contribute as adults but it sounds like you may have a different perspective.
If you do please enlighten us.
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What's there there to understand? Kids are an expense and don't bring in any revenue. Therefore in an evenly distributed society those with childen will be poorer. Therefore... a higher percentage of children will be on foodstamps then women or men.