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The child care industry is on the cusp of a crisis
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I'm sorry but I don't want to pay for someone else's child care. You had the kid, now you pay for it.
Nobody wants to pay for anything, but we do it because having taxes to pay for shit like an army is kinda important. Do I want to pay for the army? No. Is it important? Yes.
If everyone only just does whatever the fuck they want, the US goes from stable and prosperous to a clown car of overweight chucklefucks who disagree with each other on half of everything. Sound familiar?
Okay, but I'm not going to pay for your water, sewer, or electricity either. You bought the house, you figure out how to get drinking water, safely dispose of sewage, and generate your own power.
I'm also not going to pay for their insurance. You got the cancer, YOU pay for it.
I'm also not going to pay for your road. You bought your car, you pay for it
I'm having flashbacks to preObamaCare when insurance companies could drop people for having cancer.
That's an incredibly myopic view. All of society benefits from well-educated, healthy, and cared-for citizens. Which is to say nothing of the value created for the society and you individually when others are able to join the workforce, pursue an education, or indulge a creative vision because they are able to contribute to the greater whole around them. I'm going to be charitable and just assume that you have no real knowledge on the economics or policy concerns involved with the subject and aren't just some chud who wants women shackled to the kitchen appliances and marginalized groups condemned to a cycle of poverty and imprisonment.
I don't have fuckin kids and I'm not going to, but fuck me, I'm not naive enough to think that not taking care of kids is the answer.
An educated and involved populace is a win for everybody in a democracy. The more we make sure children have access to healthy food, healthcare, and education, the more those kids will grow up to be smart, capable, and involved members of society who are a net benefit to society.
This is dangerously short sighted. Should only parents pay taxes for schools? What sort of society do you think that would produce?
I don't want to pay for some else's military defense. I don't want to pay for roads I don't drive on. I don't want to pay for services I don't use. Let's just go back to before governments existed and make the country a free-for-all!
we live in a social society of reproducing humans. if you dont want to live in that society, you are free to go find a different one. you absolutely benefit from other peoples children.
yours is the attitude that drives the conservative, me-first complete-lack-of-empathy 'political movement'.
im not sure if you intended it, but you are part of the problem.
Would you rather have kids just running around doing whatever the hell they want?
Fuck off with your toxic individualism. We exist as communities and as such all must shoulder some of the burdens of a limited number for the community good. Those who are more able to shoulder that burden should do so.