Papa John's Pizza Obamacare Hypocrisy — Page 9
Posted: 11/12/12 at 6:16pm
Oh wait, that's NOT a mythical family it's the one that was in asking for help today.
Maybe you want to go back to talking about why Papa Johns can't supply health insurance?
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Posted: 11/12/12 at 6:21pm
Posted: 11/12/12 at 6:58pm
And you say some of these people were fine before when the father was still around, but if they were doing so well before the father left, he would have to pay child support until the kids are 18. It's the law. If you get knocked up by a guy who won't stick around, adoption is always an option. People who give up their child up for adoption at birth usually don't have to pay for anything. The adoptive parents can pay for it or the agency they're going through might as well.
I'm not saying everyone doesn't deserve a little help, but sometimes people make stupid choices and can't afford to raise 4 or 5 kids on their own, then just don't have 4 or 5 kids. My parents only have 2 kids, my sister and I, because they wouldn't have been able to afford another one without getting help.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 7:10pm
And let's not act like the adoption services are some easy way out let alone an easy, quick decision for the mother to make.
And for somebody who is transfixed by an ideology originally built on free will and individualism, you do like to tell others what to do so it is somehow easy for you and your wallet rather than themselves.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 7:14pm
I'm surprised to read that you're pro-choice, but good for you.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 7:21pm
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Posted: 11/12/12 at 7:43pm
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Posted: 11/12/12 at 7:49pm
And how does organized religion not educate people on contraceptives? I realize some religions are against contraceptives, but that doesn't mean that every catholic and whatever other religion that is against it, doesn't use contraceptives. If that is the case, why aren't there more catholic school girls getting pregnant? I am active in my church and know a lot of the families who go there and I think there is maybe one girl who got pregnant out of wedlock.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 7:56pm
Posted: 11/12/12 at 7:57pm
Organized religion aside, you do realize that many, many rightwingers of whatever supposed denomination are very averse to sex education in public schools, yes? You realize that?
Updated On: 11/12/12 at 07:57 PM
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:10pm
There are 15 Planned Parenthood offices in Oregon. According to USCB, half of the Oregon population is female. So, that's 1,900,000 (give or take) women for only 15 offices. Do the math on that one, honey.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:14pm
Children aren't being taught the risks by their schools and the parents aren't taking responsibility for it either. I remember taking sex ed and it covered the basics. Then we went into STDs and HIV/AIDS. This is Texas in the late 90s/early 2000s. I'm sure things have changed since then.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:20pm
And YES, the vast majority of women on welfare ARE there because the father (whether her husband or not) left her and is not paying child support. Obviously you have no idea the lengths adult human males will go to NOT support their children. If you want to try to find a way to FORCE dads to pay child support I'd be behind you 100%. As it is, $100 billion a year in child support goes unpaid- almost EXACTLY the amount the USA spends on family and dependent payments. My first day at work, I was in family court listening to a dad petition for a reduction in his child support- he had quit his job and was giving flying lessons (in his private plane), bringing in about $150 a week so he needed to have his Child support reduced from $1450 a week to $45 a week. And things like that WOULD NOT be a part of that $100B a year- he was got the reduction and paid his $180 a month regularly.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:24pm
You've got to be a political straw man, right?
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:25pm
It's a topic that I'm woefully undereducated about.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:25pm
And people don't need free birth control from planned parenthood, it doesn't cost that much to begin with. You can get it from your doctor for around $20 a month if you have insurance. And there are plenty of other ways that are even less expensive, you just have to be responsible.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:26pm
Oh you are so full of ****. Your party is ALL for cutting funding to Planned Parenthood. What about the father who dies before birth? Whose a deadbeat who has no income of his own to pay child support? Who ran off after the kid was born and no one knows where he is? Not every mother is content with just handing their child off to the system, especially those who grew up in the system.
That's not the same everywhere. A guy I met at work last month moved here from california and immediately went on food stamps and between he and his roommate they get $500 a month, even though they both make plenty of money to buy their own food, they just choose not to, but they still have plenty of money for weed. That's what he told me, I'm not making this up.
REPORT THEM. The only way to improve the system is to weed out people who are defrauding it.
LOL you clearly have never owned or operated a franchise. But nless any of you guys own a franchise, which you don't, you have absolutely no room to talk about how much they cost, but that's what you guys are good at , talking without knowing all the facts. But they own 5 or 6 Papa Johns.
Oh FUN! Because my parents were close to buying into the Subway franchise of an existing store. Just to buy an already established store was going to cost an excess of $50,000.
Some more FUN! You're actually specific about Papa Johns, who raised their prices, like threatened due to Obama, but two weeks BEFORE the election? Is that about them not being able afford it? Or is it trying to scapegoat Obama to get them some extra money?
And I never said I own a franchise, the people who I know own plenty, and we have heard from them first hand how difficult it is and how there's not as much money to be made as people think. They take the money they make and open new franchises to create more jobs. How many of you do that? They could just pocket it and keep it for themselves, but they don't.
That is complete BULLSH*T! They open more franchises to MAKE MORE MONEY. It just so happens that those places employ people. It's a side effect of the want for more money. You can't own many franchises without having money of your own from other means. Franchising is just another venture for you. A gamble to make more money. If it doesn't work well then, no harm no foul, but if it is a success that means open more! We can get MORE money if we expand!
And people don't need free birth control from planned parenthood, it doesn't cost that much to begin with. You can get it from your doctor for around $20 a month if you have insurance.
And we come full circle.
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Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:29pm
I wonder if deafness to irony is considered a pre-existing condition.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:32pm
And I do not do the hero work of my co-workers. I merely do events and fundraising to support their work. But my boss feels strongly that I can't speak about our issues without knowing a bit about them- so I took our training and learned what I could. I'm hoping Abby hauls out the old "churches and non-profits should be caring for these people" because I've got PLENTY to say about that too.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:32pm
...if you're taught sex isn't a dirty thing.
...if you're taught safe sex, and how to use contraception, and all the different options for safe sex.
Yes, personal responsibility is a factor. But there is more to it than that. There are many social factors that you and people like you either deny or shrug off because they're unfathomable to you.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:35pm
I understand it's a bit harder for women to afford pills, but the same rule applies for condoms. Women who know they're going to have sex should have their own stash. Either a regular condom or a FC2.
People should take more responsibility when it comes to their sexual health.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:39pm
And you still haven't answered my questions
Incidentally, about 4% of the population is on some sort of welfare and the average length of time on it is about 18 months.
Posted: 11/12/12 at 8:39pm
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