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Conservatives: Should we cut off any social welfare for families with more than 2 kids?

We could say, "I'm sorry, but any extra children you have, you really have to do it on your own. The state only has so many limited resources, and we have to help others to be fair."

It's a win-win situation!

Conservatives would have to fork over less in taxes, and we know that people with big families are correlated to conservatism. Hence, smaller families = more liberals.

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Parents are at fault & responsible for conceiving children into poverty. They did not ask society or government for permission whether they can have children without resources or self reliance to provide for the child. There are octomoms & dads in the world who rely on their siblings, parents, or government to provide everything for them & their children so they can live the high life through the charity provided indulging upon vanity while its available. Many octomoms/dads in third worlds receive charity from their siblings, parents, or uncles & aunts for education or nourishment, but rather than use it for what it is intended for it is used glamor & envy. While those abroad sacrifices, they have their handout without any effort to provide for themselves.

1 is all that should be permissible if not 0.

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Spaying, Neutering, & Castrations are needed not just abortions (last line of defense in pregnancies), abstinence, & celibacy. Among indigenous tribal culture motherly infanticide are carried out of illegitimacy, disfigured/deformed, & genetically/mentally deficient newborns to strengthen & beautify the genetic make up of their tribal society. Plus the added bonus of protecting the environment from human civilization encroachment, development, & waste. This is not far from the concept of Eugenics/Euthanasia. The less vehicles, less man made waste, less farm lands & land development, more room for wild life, saving the forest, wilderness, & Jungles. This would spare the world from population overload. (Nat Geo: Explorer: pyramids of fire, Last days of the maya, Easter Island, Aftermath: population overload, Al Jahseer: Benin Infanticide). World population used to be just 1 billion a century ago, which would please environmentalist & progressives alike if it becomes reality.

Welfare doesn't eliminate poverty but sustains & increase it on the backs of working Business, Consumers, blue & white collar people. It has gone far beyond keeping them from starving, it's never enough for them & want even more. Since When was Leisure's, Luxuries, accessories, electricity, flat screen TV, entertainment, & modern medicine personal transportation was a necessity for survival. Did nature provide all this or did individuals who invested their minds, wealth, & time, created & provided all this. Did these necessities of indulgence existed before the Conquest of the New World, WWI, or WWII. Instead of helping people to be self reliance, people are spoiled into dependency corrupting them to become zombies for handouts adding to the high cost of living. Are they thankful to the rich & middle class who provides for them?, rather arrogantly complains for more. Where's the gratitude? Those they call greedy are more reflective of themselves.
Some or half of those with principles will seek welfare, not because they want to, but it is legally binding & available, empowered not to be ashamed because everybody is on it.

Welfare recipients wouldn't want to pay taxes, but who does?, not even the incumbent, some appointees, & cronies like GE would like to, and why they would gladly take any deduction they can get. Others work for cash to avoid taxes. reduced benefits. They wan't to get rich but not the way steve jobs or talented, resourceful, skillful, creative, & bright individuals does it.
Hey, If you qualify why not? It's not like its your personal savings your dipping in to, & way better than living with dignity like freegans or bushmen.

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Compare Singapore to Haiti. Haiti has been independent for nearly 2 century while Singapore has only been independent for 1/2 a century. Singapore was devastated into oblivion during World War II & Rose above it's Ashes like a phoenix to climb into prosperity, how much foreign aid did they receive compare to Haiti.

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Answered By: Blanco Y Egro comedones - 7/20/2011
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Yes we need to stop paying people to breed.

If you feel sorry for them and want to help donate your own money or time.

Dont try and justify stealing from me to give you the warm and fuzzies.
Answered By: sound_of_the_silenced3 - 7/20/2011
No
Answered By: IMPEACH the WAR CRIMINAL - 7/20/2011
Why not?
Answered By: smsmith500 - 7/20/2011
Smaller families = more liberals? What planet are you on? How many welfare case liberals breed just to get extra money on welfare day?
Answered By: Nuclearsuntan - 7/20/2011
Yeah. Let's import our culture instead. I hear Sharia law gets a bad rap.
Answered By: Que Sera Sera - 7/20/2011
That is an interesting thought.

If you can't afford to feed 2 kids without assistance, then why the hell would you have a 3rd? UNLESS there is some benefit.
Answered By: _______ - 7/20/2011
For some reason, my computer is not detecting your PDF file where you post your research on the size of families in relation to them being conservative or liberal... O wait..
Answered By: Alex - 7/20/2011
I don't know any conservative that would ever take a hand out. you have to look up the meaning to understand
Answered By: ShiM - 7/20/2011
WE should end all welfare it is not helping, just continuing generations of laziness an poverty.
Answered By: Cris Ray - 7/20/2011
I should NOT give any money to Govt and then I don't care whether they cut or maintain welfare programs !
Answered By: Red Joe - 7/20/2011
People who are not paying child support are being sent to jail - cost tax payers even more money.

This is what I propose - sterilize those people who can not pay child support to prevent them from making even more children, and single parents.


you know who big families are? the mexican families, the italian families. But at least they have family.

The ones that are bad are the irresponsible fathers who want to have all the fun but none of the responsibility, they should be neutered.
Answered By: han - 7/20/2011
But then they will have to change revise abstinence only education curriculum
Answered By: John - 7/20/2011
If they are struggling financially why would they have more children. People need to learn to live by their own choices. The state can't afford to support every idiot who can't figure out life for their self.
Answered By: scott - 7/20/2011
No - but a welfare way of life should not be proudly passed from generation to generation as it is today.

Welfare is meant to be a temporary hand-up NOT a permanent handout

Welfare should be limited to a very generous maximum of 5 years and after that able-bodied people should be on their own
Answered By: Always Right Never Wrong - 7/20/2011
Sounds good to me... Until you realize that most Conservatives HAVE more than two Kids- and partake in those Social Welfare Programs, on a regular Basis !! :)
Answered By: Joseph the Second - 7/20/2011
What is so wrong with people providing for their own children? I say if we have to help pay for them,we should get a say in how they are raised.
Answered By: FLbeachGrl - 7/20/2011
I am a Liberal/Conservative. I believe it is my duty to help those who are truly in need of help. I believe it is also my duty to preserve a modicum of conservatism. A society cannot give "everything" to "everyone" without a financial consequence.
Answered By: littlegogi - 7/20/2011
Why should we do that when doctors refuse to tie your tubes unless you are at least 25 or have 3 children? Our laws force irresponsible people to make babies.
Answered By: Rebecca Doe - 7/20/2011
I don't understand your question. In most countries (non conservative countries) in the free world, children is your own problem (no matter how many) and no help available, like welfare or medical.
So what exactly you are crying about? That US has a welfare?
Most countries don't and no one complains. Most people from 6.8 billions around the world don't even know what welfare means. So you should be thankful that your country still have it. And don't complain if it decided to cut it during hard time for the economy of the country.
Most people who is sitting on welfare don't really care about their multiple kids and use money for the drugs and alcohol, not for the kids. Do you really want to support these people?
May be it would be better to let Children Protection Service to take these kids away. There are many wealthy people who can support kids without welfare, and not lucky enough to have a child. If you can't support a child, don't have it. As simple as that. Abortion is still legal, as well as giving away child for adoption.
Can you explain yourself, or is it just some sort of trolling?
Answered By: Andrew - 7/20/2011
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