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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Reminds me of Brett Kavanaugh: I worked my @ass off![/quote]

Um, by all accounts, he actually was hard-working and talented – he didn’t just land on the United States Supreme Court by accident. Same could be said for Trump – sure he started on third base, but by any measure was nonetheless very accomplished (galvanizing half the country to become POTUS, hello??).

Born on third and working hard are not mutually exclusive.[/quote]

The point is don't lie. If you got help say so.[/quote]

What is "help" though? I didn't grow up well off but my parents were immigrants and instilled in me self-motivation and the desire to hard work.

So do I still deserve what I got because of that? I worked hard but they made it "easy" for me because they gave me that mindset.[/quote]

Deserve has nothing to do with it.  Do hard-working poor people deserve to be poor?  [/quote]

If they had a bunch of kids out of wedlock with no money to support them…[/quote]

So you can basically ensure the kids, who did not Choose this, will continue along the same path of poverty?  I for one would like to help the kids and give them a path out of persistent poverty, having kids that are not planned, and give them a brighter future.  
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I for one, would like to reward good parents & punish bad parents.[/quote]

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