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schuylaar

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goddamn this guy is a fucking weasel...he means he'll do whatever his owners tell him to do, whenever they tell him to do it, because he doesn't want to fuck up his Koal Kash Konnection...i wonder what he's going to do when all those miners he FUCKED OVER vote him out of office and he's not on a board he should never have been on, protecting his interests at all costs? and the people running him now abandon him because they can't use him to further their own agenda anymore? oh yeah, i guess he'll just go back to running a strip mining company that's raping the earth to deposit wads of cash in his bank account...
'..bring me the Canadian Weasel..'

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Roger A. Shrubber

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surely he'll support the new one?; he's just saying that if it's in an election year kind of like what didn't happen with the RBG replacement- voting had already begun and they brought in ACB.

Manchin is a scoundrel..i have a feeling the folks in West Virginny want their $300 per kid back..which he wants to cap if it ever comes back.

i've seen some of you complaining about direct cash subsidy? families are entitled to Child Tax Credit which they receive at the end of the year with their tax filing- IF THEY KNOW ABOUT IT..you see most don't and most don't have a CPA in that state.

We're helping them to understand.

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I've honestly never liked child tax credits...why should the government subsidize families that procreate?....families shouldn't have more children than they can support, poor choices shouldn't lead to entitlements. i think a better system would be to lower the tax rate of families with children, up to a certain point, and after that, families pay for their own decisions.
very low income families should receive more assistance, but not in the form of tax credits.
affordable (or free) child care would help a lot of people get out and make their own money, free or very low cost medical care for children, assistance buying food and clothing for the children, home energy assistance...all of these would be useful, without making some people feel like bums, and other people resent them, because they feel like they're helping to pay for other people's choices against their will
 

Fogdog

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I've honestly never liked child tax credits...why should the government subsidize families that procreate?....families shouldn't have more children than they can support, poor choices shouldn't lead to entitlements. i think a better system would be to lower the tax rate of families with children, up to a certain point, and after that, families pay for their own decisions.
very low income families should receive more assistance, but not in the form of tax credits.
affordable (or free) child care would help a lot of people get out and make their own money, free or very low cost medical care for children, assistance buying food and clothing for the children, home energy assistance...all of these would be useful, without making some people feel like bums, and other people resent them, because they feel like they're helping to pay for other people's choices against their will
Children are our future.
 

hanimmal

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I've honestly never liked child tax credits...why should the government subsidize families that procreate?....families shouldn't have more children than they can support, poor choices shouldn't lead to entitlements. i think a better system would be to lower the tax rate of families with children, up to a certain point, and after that, families pay for their own decisions.
very low income families should receive more assistance, but not in the form of tax credits.
affordable (or free) child care would help a lot of people get out and make their own money, free or very low cost medical care for children, assistance buying food and clothing for the children, home energy assistance...all of these would be useful, without making some people feel like bums, and other people resent them, because they feel like they're helping to pay for other people's choices against their will
Why should all the actual inflation in our society go only to the wealthiest that can afford to invest in treasuries at about 10k a pop? I think there should be some actual benefit into being born into the greatest economy the world has ever known, and don't think that making sure our kids are not born into poverty is a really great place to start, regardless of who their parents are. Also I think it is worth thinking about all those millions that Trump's dad got in government subsidies that built their fortune that ended up going to his shithead kid, and how that is not a singularity.

Also might be worth understanding that over the lifetime that kid who is getting $300 a month will easily pay any benefits they received back in taxes many many times over, and the less impoverished they start out, the better chances they have to contribute even greater amounts back into our society.
 

Fogdog

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that's like saying there are 50 genital warts worse than this one...i still don't fucking want it...
There have been some interesting posts lately regarding realism vs idealism to drive policy. The implication being that idealists are always wrong.

Is it idealistic of me to respect the will of the voters in W VA and thus wrong?
 

schuylaar

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I've honestly never liked child tax credits...why should the government subsidize families that procreate?....families shouldn't have more children than they can support, poor choices shouldn't lead to entitlements. i think a better system would be to lower the tax rate of families with children, up to a certain point, and after that, families pay for their own decisions.
very low income families should receive more assistance, but not in the form of tax credits.
affordable (or free) child care would help a lot of people get out and make their own money, free or very low cost medical care for children, assistance buying food and clothing for the children, home energy assistance...all of these would be useful, without making some people feel like bums, and other people resent them, because they feel like they're helping to pay for other people's choices against their will
Everything you've listed is in Bidens BBB agenda. Birth control used to be FEDERALLY illegal in the US until sometime in the 60s and abortion rights are being taken away..i would imagine birth control will soon be taken away too. Home energy assist in the past LIHEAP? you must have had everything turned off before you get assist. They make it so people feel like 'bums' thats the whole point- dehumanize..they even have a cardboard cut out on the wall of need..your nails need to be dirty, green stuff on your teeth and dressed in rags.
 

Roger A. Shrubber

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Why should all the actual inflation in our society go only to the wealthiest that can afford to invest in treasuries at about 10k a pop? I think there should be some actual benefit into being born into the greatest economy the world has ever known, and don't think that making sure our kids are not born into poverty is a really great place to start, regardless of who their parents are. Also I think it is worth thinking about all those millions that Trump's dad got in government subsidies that built their fortune that ended up going to his shithead kid, and how that is not a singularity.

Also might be worth understanding that over the lifetime that kid who is getting $300 a month will easily pay any benefits they received back in taxes many many times over, and the less impoverished they start out, the better chances they have to contribute even greater amounts back into our society.
i am in favor of improving the educational system, all the way up to free community college for anyone who wants it. i'm in favor of helping those that actually need help. if the only way to make sure people aren't born into poverty is to subsidize families, we've already miserably failed ...and perhaps we should just give up on this shit system and start over...
 

mooray

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I'm very pro-choice, but have never liked the parasite argument. It's manipulative language and implies a negative connotation where there is none. As if to convey disgust and imply that anything that is parasitic is bad and should be killed. No animals would exists if that were the case. There's no such thing as reproductivity that is not parasitic.
 

Fogdog

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I'm very pro-choice, but have never liked the parasite argument. It's manipulative language and implies a negative connotation where there is none. As if to convey disgust and imply that anything that is parasitic is bad and should be killed. No animals would exists if that were the case. There's no such thing as reproductivity that is not parasitic.
It fits the definition. Dude, I have two kids and I loved them both from the beginning. Both of us called them "the parasite" when she was pregnant. Its a term of endearment to me.
 
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