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Last I checked, it required a male and female to have unprotected sex to have a baby.
Not only that, but if we're being efficient, men can impregnate multiple women almost daily. Women can only produce two children a year. So if we're going down the road of forced government sterilization, let's do men.
States with Medicaid financed birth rates 60% or higher:
Arkansas*
Louisiana
Maine
Mississippi
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Wisconsin
* highest teen birth rate in the US
States with Medicaid financed birth rates 50-59%:
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
California
Florida
Georgia
Illinois
Indiana
New York
North Carolina
Ohio
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Tennessee
West Virginia
Yes, if you take the left at face value we need to let more poor people come into the country to further strain resources that they already complain are strained....and then the next day they will cite a New York Times article about how the world's growing population is threatening the earth when their policy of allowing a million poor people into the country every year actually allows those poor countries to grow their population further.
But diversity without assimilation is the best thing ever - look at the Balkans. Unless it is diversity of thought.
Agreed !!!
I find it interesting that those most interested in a honest conversation and accurate assessment are those with a conservative mindset. We don't have to redefine words or use other deceptive tactics to do it.
In 1999 gen Xers were raising young children. Today millennials are raising young children. The difference between these two generations is showcased in this statistic.
What are they going to do when we run out of OPM (other people's money) to redistribute? Serious question.
This is what happens when you set poverty standards to a national average and the rural, low cost of living areas will have more people qualify than the higher paying but higher cost urban areas.
Women should agree to have tubal ligation as condition of receiving welfare. If they refuse, they must have a DepoProvera shot every month as a condition of receiving that month's money.
I would actually agree with an implant BC, but not tubal ligation.
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