As if incentives for college-educated, higher income people to have more children would be bad?

Cool.. I guess it's not an issue then.

Perhaps you are as unfamiliar with "eugenics" as you were "disproportionately". Oh well, I tried.

You are a perpetual brain fart.

What is your solution to generational poverty?

Let's spread the wealth.. give drug addicts free money in reparations. You don't do anything but talk shit about any proposal to fix the issue. You are not part of the solution. You're part of the problem. If idiots like you would get out of the way, we could have this issue tackled in a couple generations.

Incentives for ANYONE to have more children are bad across the board. The planet is overpopulated and its resources are stretched to the breaking point.

The key phrase is "across the board."

Guess we need to get rid of the earned income credit and the dependency exemption then...

But no, bullshit. Some of us have the resources to have kids. Others do not. Why are we giving the cash to the people who can't afford to have kids to have kids. It's dumb.

Putting uninformed bigots like you on an island and forcing them to read.

Get rid of tax incentives based on qualifying child(ren) until there are also tax incentives for people who do not have qualifying child(ren).

So nothing, huh, asshole?

I do agree on this point. But like I said, ACROSS THE BOARD. Donald Trump will get that same EITC if he reproduces again.

I personally like the idea of sending this thread to every one of your clients you referred to below whom you obviously think so highly of. It must be more refreshing than a Tampax ad to go to work every day and feel like you're better than everyone else.

Seriously, this line of thinking is beyond repugnant.

Read about existing programs, uninformed bigoted bitch, and learn that eliminating generational poverty is as realistic as eliminating crime.

The goal of existing programs (some of us are involved in our communities---apparently Kevin can't say the same) is to change the structure of poverty and address larger societal issues. Such as people in every social class who are financially, emotionally, and mentally under- or unprepared for parenthood. No one is doing anyone a favor by having children.

Uhhhh...This was my stance and you freaked out about quack doctors sterilizing people and the ghost of John Holmes.

No, your recommendation is the opposite extreme of tax incentives for reproduction.

33girl and I believe there should be neither incentives nor "punishments" for reproduction.