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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Children are the future of society, and the decision to have them or not has consequences for demographics, social structures, and the continuation of human life. [/quote]

Children also have costs.  Population increases result in greater contention for resources, environmental pollution, and overcrowding.  This is not something that should be universally encouraged by tax policy.[/quote]

You know birth rates are decreasing right?

Do you want to be the generation that, when elderly, has no doctors, no nurses, no grocery stores, no bus drivers, no police, no firefighters, no EMS, no money actually for any public services? Do you want to live through the collapse of society?[/quote]

Then provide incentives to everyone directly to have children.  Doesn't matter if parents work or don't work.

Don't do it through the tax code so in fact it primarily benefits high earners, because a tax deduction for childcare to a MC worker who doesn't pay much in tax is isn't worth all that much.[/quote]

Our tax code primarily benefits wealthy people whose income doesn't come from earnings, it comes from investments. A doctor running their own practice should absolutely not have to pay double taxes in order to get child care - nobody should.[/quote]

Oh, please. OP likely charges extremely high prices just to shoot toxins into women's foreheads. I doubt she's saving lives. [/quote]

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