Anonymous
04/28/2024 12:34
Subject: Pregnant women are being turned away from anti-abortion state ERs
It just goes to show how little forced birthers value the difficulties of the here and now, how their fetal fetish is only to give women a hard time and not for any concern about life.
Anonymous
04/28/2024 11:56
Subject: Pregnant women are being turned away from anti-abortion state ERs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Eight states — California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico and Vermont — have made school meals free to all students regardless of income.
Bible Belt: f those kids.
Why on Earth should poor and middle class taxpayers subsidize the lunches of wealthy families?
Why on Earth should poor and middle class taxpayers subsidize the roads and traffic lights used by wealthy families? The firefighting services, the police, the government used by wealthy families?
true, and honestly, wealthy kids aren't eating cafeteria food, for the most part.
And even if they are, the cost of trying to administer the program with income verification and limits probably costs as much as just making a school lunch for the kids that eat it. It also avoids stigmatizing the kids that are eligible over those that are wealthier. A school lunch is a basic meal.
Right. There isn't a line of Land Rover parents avidly salivating over the money they can save and invest by making their children eat the free school lunch.
Anonymous
04/28/2024 10:43
Subject: Pregnant women are being turned away from anti-abortion state ERs
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Eight states — California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico and Vermont — have made school meals free to all students regardless of income.
Bible Belt: f those kids.
Why on Earth should poor and middle class taxpayers subsidize the lunches of wealthy families?
Why on Earth should poor and middle class taxpayers subsidize the roads and traffic lights used by wealthy families? The firefighting services, the police, the government used by wealthy families?
true, and honestly, wealthy kids aren't eating cafeteria food, for the most part.
And even if they are, the cost of trying to administer the program with income verification and limits probably costs as much as just making a school lunch for the kids that eat it. It also avoids stigmatizing the kids that are eligible over those that are wealthier. A school lunch is a basic meal.