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: Crime & FederalismWhat About the Kids?
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Usually someone is trying to rob or trick you when they ask, "Think about the children?!" Sometimes, though, they have a point. Children didn't ask to be born - and they certainly didn't ask to be born to poor families. So...What about the kids?
And there's an obvious political punchline: Republicans demand that children be born inoto families that don't want and can't afford them...for the child's sake. Once the child has been born, Republicans demand that the child be forsaken. Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on September 24, 2010 (boomark / email).
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