Neither is owning property as the state, county, and .gov can come and take your land if they believe that would be a good place for a road.
It seems like most liberals I debate always want to go to the corporate tax issue and pretend that public welfare is not an issue as well. For me, they are both issues.
Now the dreaded liberal name tag is applied.
FWIW, the use of contraceptives is considered to be liberal, whether it's part of government coercion or not.
After all, the PETA group wants to implement a similar plan of feeding contraceptives to deer to control their population so that they don't over-reproduce and starve, rather than to allow them to simply be hunted for food. And PETA is a radical liberal group.
When folks advocate coercing mostly minority single mothers into having a contraceptive implant in order to obtain mediocre welfare benefits to feed their often illegitimate children, that's more than a liberal plan, that's a radically liberal amount of government intervention.
Whether it's PETA and deer or humans on welfare, using such contraceptives is what is liberal. And when government coerces their use it's radical.
The conservative approach would be to not medically intervene to alter the nature of human or deer sexual behavior "for their own betterment and survival". That's like advocating the intrusion of Big Brother ("1984").
America tends to be more truly conservative and not so tactically liberal/radical.
The American government actually funds a youth program in urban areas that teaches abstinence to female teenagers, and offers them activities to increase the self-esteem of these young teens, so that they don't feel that they need to have children so young in order to have self-worth. That's the traditionally conservative American approach to dealing with teen pregnancy. That and some free condoms from Planned Parenthood.
You make a point, but lets not forget that as you say it effects "Mostly minority single mothers" they often are voting for those wanting to take our guns and are more likely to have kids that are far more likely to go into the criminal justice system.
Think of it this way. We are feeding "people" who ultimately vote to take our guns away and have kids that are more likely to be burdens on the taxpayer or victimize taxpayers. The second amendment is clearly in the constitution. Welfare is an overreach of the federal government.
I stand by my opinion that it is valid to at least talk about. Welfare is not a right. They don't have to take it. It is a privilege. We cant claim right to privacy if we don't want to take a pee test for a job. They want to keep breeding kids they cant afford then they can GET A JOB
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People don't have to have sex unless they are raped. I have no doubt a majority figure more kids more money. Pathetic. The only thing more pathetic are liberals in our government who use our tax dollars to bribe votes.
Now the dreaded liberal name tag is applied.
FWIW, the use of contraceptives is considered to be liberal, whether it's part of government coercion or not.
After all, the PETA group wants to implement a similar plan of feeding contraceptives to deer to control their population so that they don't over-reproduce and starve, rather than to allow them to simply be hunted for food. And PETA is a radical liberal group.
When folks advocate coercing mostly minority single mothers into having a contraceptive implant in order to obtain mediocre welfare benefits to feed their often illegitimate children, that's more than a liberal plan, that's a radically liberal amount of government intervention.
Whether it's PETA and deer or humans on welfare, using such contraceptives is what is liberal. And when government coerces their use it's radical.
The conservative approach would be to not medically intervene to alter the nature of human or deer sexual behavior "for their own betterment and survival". That's like advocating the intrusion of Big Brother ("1984").
America tends to be more truly conservative and not so tactically liberal/radical.
The American government actually funds a youth program in urban areas that teaches abstinence to female teenagers, and offers them activities to increase the self-esteem of these young teens, so that they don't feel that they need to have children so young in order to have self-worth. That's the traditionally conservative American approach to dealing with teen pregnancy. That and some free condoms from Planned Parenthood.
sun, the liberal Democrats would have disarmed us long ago given the opportunity. They have been chipping away at this since the thirties. Sadly, the Gun Control Act of 1968 that was going to solve everything, was just another step towards totally disarming us. The recent "caucasian mass murders" that you refer to were simply an opportunity for the Dems to move forward with their agenda. (See; Rahm Emanuel, "Let no crisis go to waste.")
If welfare moms decided to keep having kids and refused to be implanted with a contraceptive, then the moms wouldn't be able to take care of them and the state would end up taking custody of countless numbers of kids. And over time there would be a humongous new bureaucracy created to take care of them all which could cost even more money because new institutions would need to be built and staffed.
And the costs for a decent level of care for these "orphans" would be even more enormous than imagined.
There already aren't enough foster parents and per kid, they probably cost the state even more money than welfare payments.
More kids with more mental problems from being raised in institutionalized orphanages of some sort and never loved.
I'm sure that's not what everyone wants but that could be the scenario.
Yet folks could keep having kids and just handing them over to the state at birth like they already can if they want to.
It's actually encouraged here to drop newborn babies off at any hospital after birth without prosecution to protect them rather than being suffocated and found dead in dumpsters and trash cans.
So why try to fool ourselves and think that folks will be responsible simply by hoping to end welfare and to save money when these women refused to be implanted?
It's a complicated subject but from a human rights point of view it's very simple.
The system is the way that it is for a reason. The politicians are elected to study these issues. Folks shouldn't let their emotions and their wallet dictate what's in the best interest of a free society and for these kids. Each kid has individual rights to be raised by their own mom and be with their own siblings and family if at all possible.
And even if an elderly family member takes some kids in then they will still receive welfare benefits. There will always be loopholes.
By and large, politicians of both parties follow a human rights creed rather than enacting policies based on simple taxpayer greed.
If welfare moms decided to keep having kids and refused to be implanted with a contraceptive, then the moms wouldn't be able to take care of them and the state would end up taking custody of countless numbers of kids. And over time there would be a humongous new bureaucracy created to take care of them all which could cost even more money because new institutions would need to be built and staffed.
And the costs for a decent level of care for these "orphans" would be even more enormous than imagined.
There already aren't enough foster parents and per kid, they probably cost the state even more money than welfare payments.
More kids with more mental problems from being raised in institutionalized orphanages of some sort and never loved.
I'm sure that's not what everyone wants but that could be the scenario.
Yet folks could keep having kids and just handing them over to the state at birth like they already can if they want to.
It's actually encouraged here to drop newborn babies off at any hospital after birth without prosecution to protect them rather than being suffocated and found dead in dumpsters and trash cans.
So why try to fool ourselves and think that folks will be responsible simply by hoping to end welfare and to save money when these women refused to be implanted?
It's a complicated subject but from a human rights point of view it's very simple.
The system is the way that it is for a reason. The politicians are elected to study these issues. Folks shouldn't let their emotions and their wallet dictate what's in the best interest of a free society and for these kids. Each kid has individual rights to be raised by their own mom and be with their own siblings and family if at all possible.
And even if an elderly family member takes some kids in then they will still receive welfare benefits. There will always be loopholes.
By and large, politicians of both parties follow a human rights creed rather than enacting policies based on simple taxpayer greed.