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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also I Googled Stephanie Land and turns out that as she was finishing college and slowly climbing out of poverty she had ANOTHER daughter without a partner... what’s up with poor people and babies?![/quote]

You really do not understand the cycle of poverty. Her body, her choice means you butt out of the choice part, even if it’s not the choice you would make for yourself or the choice you would make if you were her.

https://time.com/6102655/maid-stephanie-land-poverty/[/quote]
No I don’t. Even though I grew up poor and was poor myself and am not rich now. Somehow it never occurred to me to have babies in my circumstances. Maybe I was not in a cycle [/quote]

Well said and bravo.[/quote]

Honestly, I’m not impressed by her story. She had a kid at an age when she should have known to use BC or not to put the bio dad down on the birth certificate. He made her life hell but she was the co- author of her own crazy life story. I don’t know why women like her allow men to control them and then get all “woe is me” when they find the public safety net missing. No one owes anyone a handout. The way the show portrayed her trying to get assistance is sad but what if there wasn’t SNAP or housing vouchers?[/quote]

Then we have a homeless, abused single mom on the streets. Does society need that? Do we not have a moral obligation to help? Women like her don’t choose to “allow men to control them” but that happens and it happens a lot. It isn’t right and I personally have no problem paying into a system that helps free them of a cycle of abuse. [/quote]

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