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Wow, going down-hill quickly for sure. It will be interesting to see how much of a disaster area many cities are going turn into in the next decade.
Based on the trends, many liberal cities will turn into a disaster that few can fathom now. Skid Row in LA in 2019 is like a tiny taste of what is coming to liberal Medicaid and Migrant baby factory cities.
I am planning to move to a very rural, very conservative part of America soon because the trends aren't looking good.
This is what Democrats want. People to vote for them so they can steal and keep the checks coming.
The system will no longer be able to sustain itself though. It is mathmatically not possible for the country to sustain itself in a decade or two when a majority of children either had mothers poor enough that they were born on Medicaid and if the migration from the third-world continues that this rate.
2 workers for every person on Social Security and half of those workers being today's Medicaid babies and migrants from third-world countries who likely won't pay much in the way of payroll tax to sustain SS and Medicare.
The trends in general look very bad in a decade.
Massive amounts of people retiring on SS and Medicare, massive amounts becoming disabled from obesity going on SSDI and Medicare, massive amounts of migrants with extremely high birth rates, a very large percentage of births being from women that qualify for Medicaid.
And yet all other of the leading developed counties can supply universal health care. No Canadian woman has to pay for having a child in a Canadian hospital.I am aware that doctors and hospital administration staff aren't as rich here but the US rate of infants dying during or right after birth is higher in the US than those with universal health care, including Cuba.
Or perhaps letting poor women dying or banning poor people from having families or even being able to have sex are your preferred solution to a relatively simple solution?
And yet all other of the leading developed counties can supply universal health care. No Canadian woman has to pay for having a child in a Canadian hospital.I am aware that doctors and hospital administration staff aren't as rich here but the US rate of infants dying during or right after birth is higher in the US than those with universal health care, including Cuba.
Or perhaps letting poor women dying or banning poor people from having families or even being able to have sex are your preferred solution to a relatively simple solution?
Let's start with enforcing our immigration laws and securing our border. That will mean far less poor giving birth on our soil that shouldn't even be in our country. The future will look brighter with more jobs for Americans and fewer poor people of our own to care for.
Just imagine how many more there will be if all the Republican state abortion bans are allowed to remain law.
Probably the same amount because I doubt illegals would want an abortion when they can have an anchor baby that includes 18 years of benefits for free without having to actually pay into the system .
Probably the same amount because I doubt illegals would want an abortion when they can have an anchor baby that includes 18 years of benefits for free without having to actually pay into the system .
Abortions will continue to decline because rates of teen sex are declining. The funny thing about the abortion debate is that abortions are declining to all time lows, not because of prohibitions, but because there are fewer young people having sex and getting pregnant.
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