No kids, you can work weekends!
No kids, you can work weekends!
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I'd like to add something regarding the whole "parents shouldn't get tax breaks" argument.
I don't have kids. I believe in fairness, just like everyone else. When I was a younger man I honestly thought that it was unfair that parents got extra tax breaks. I don't think this anymore.
People without kids need to understand that we give tax breaks and incentives to families not to make life easier on the parents or encourage population growth, but to increase the quality of life of the CHILDREN. This should be important to anyone. Promoting the growth of healthy, educated, well-developed children should be as important to non-parents as it is to parents.
- +moldero
- Ironically, I spend my tax credit on bats and chains, which I then use to beat my children.Mr_Mxyzptlk
- Yep.. I don't have any issues with tax breaks.. I get why some might have, but I totally agree with your pointBoz
- it's not my job to increase the quality of your child's life, nb...
... be responsible up-front... increase the chances of...PonyBoy - ... your childs Q of life by preparing yourself for the on-coming burden before having the childPonyBoy
- and yes - time and unforeseen occurrence befall us all - I know nothing works perfectly... ... but personal preparations goes...PonyBoy
- ... a long way.PonyBoy
- @Pony: That's fine in theory, but in the real world this will never happen.nb
- and the quality of life for these kids will help determine the q of life for you when your old
bjladams - ... and so, we all chip in for the benefit of our children.nb
- sure it will... and it does - very much so actuallyPonyBoy
- bjladams... solid point. :)PonyBoy