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Originally posted by V8tt View PostIf you are too stupid to figure it out...trying to explain the difference to you would be a waste of my time.
I have no idea what point, if any, you are trying to make here.
And maybe you can explain how a person's needs vary based on their genetic disposition, ie: who sired them.
You are the ignorant one who can't back up what you stated. Let me paraphrase; you stated that the state is somehow separate from the people. Geographicaly, sure, politically no.
You also stated that a child's needs somehow varied based on the income of their parents. Which taken to the extreme means that what is good enough to sustain a child in poverty is somehow inadequate for a child born into wealth.
Go re-read your own post. You're the one advocating the class warfare. Please lay it all out on the table without backtracking if you think you can.
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I will start this response by saying that not only have you contradicted yourself in a post, but you have tried to use terms in a way that you are apparently unfamiliar with. Class warfare? Really? At no point in my long winded soapbox rant does anything I posted elude to "class warfare". If the simple use of Marx's Bourgeousie vs. Proletariat example was used in such a way as to confuse you. Then I apologize. Here...let me rephrase. Poor and rich cities. Does that take away your thoughts that I was eluding to class warfare? Was it the "vs." that threw you? Sorry for the confusion..I will leave them out next time. Just for your education though...that is how they are referred to when you use them in most contexts...even if you aren't referring to "class warfare". I sure hope this is all making sense...I am not planning on typing this again for the slow kids in the crowd.
Raise your hand Bassics.
Originally posted by Bassics View PostBecause you are implying that the state is not the people, as if it is some separate entity entirely.
Originally posted by Bassics View PostAnd maybe you can explain how a person's needs vary based on their genetic disposition, ie: who sired them. You are the ignorant one who can't back up what you stated.
Go ahead bro. Raise your hand again.
And as far as me backing up what I stated...I feel I backed it all up pretty well. I am sorry that you couldn't understand it, but that is not my fault...blame your parents that probably hung out smoking weed when all that you wanted to do was learn to read.
Originally posted by Bassics View PostLet me paraphrase; you stated that the state is somehow separate from the people. Geographicaly, sure, politically no.
Originally posted by Bassics View PostYou also stated that a child's needs somehow varied based on the income of their parents. Which taken to the extreme means that what is good enough to sustain a child in poverty is somehow inadequate for a child born into wealth.
Originally posted by Bassics View PostGo re-read your own post. You're the one advocating the class warfare.
Originally posted by Bassics View PostPlease lay it all out on the table without backtracking if you think you can.Originally posted by grove ratshiiiiiit.. i love em thick
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Originally posted by talisman View PostWhat a ridiculous amount of effort to come off looking like a tard.
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Originally posted by Roscoe View PostIf I were in a situation that my wife and I were separated, I would expect to pay $1k/mo+. Hell, my daycare bill alone for my 4.5yr old daughter is $771/mo on average ($178*52/12). Factor in clothes (which she goes through at a ridiculous rate), food, entertainment, etc - you're looking WELL above $1k/mo in cost to support one child.
Agree to disagree.
Sure, there are certain scenarios which warrant those amounts. But I'd say they aren't the norm.Originally posted by BradMBut, just like condoms and women's rights, I don't believe in them.Originally posted by LeahIn other news: Brent's meat melts in your mouth.
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Originally posted by V8tt View PostChildren DO have standards of living. Example: Let's say a man and a woman are married. They have two kids. He makes 300k, she is a stay at home mom, they live in Trophy Club. The kids are involved in sports, school stuff, etc etc. Mom and Dad divorce. Are you teling me that it is ok that he pays the minimum to "raise a child"? I vehemently disagree with you.
A better question is this: When you say that raising a kid only costs a certain amount...and it surely isn't 1500/month...what are you basing your figures on? I guarantee you that it costs more to raise a child living in Hollywood than it does for one living in Compton (insert your own bourgeousie vs. proletariat cities). If you still disagree based on basic needs (i.e. food, water, clothing from Goodwill) then that sux for the kid. In your stance it doesn't matter what situation the child came from...he gets a certain amount from the father. So a father making 100k should pay the same as one making 25k? Sounds fair to me. Fuck the kids..give em bread and water and dirty used clothes.Originally posted by racrguyWhat's your beef with NPR, because their listeners are typically more informed than others?Originally posted by racrguyVoting is a constitutional right, overthrowing the government isn't.
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Originally posted by bcoop View PostThats why I said "our scenario". My daughter stays with her grandmother during the day @ $400/mo. She eats like a bird, and we very rarely buy clothes. She has a cousin 1 yr older, and we get tons of clothes that way, most of which have never even been worn.
Sure, there are certain scenarios which warrant those amounts. But I'd say they aren't the norm.
I do agree that there are limits in which men should have to pay child support, but it's probably on average about $1k/mo.
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Originally posted by Roscoe View PostIf I were in a situation that my wife and I were separated, I would expect to pay $1k/mo+. Hell, my daycare bill alone for my 4.5yr old daughter is $771/mo on average ($178*52/12). Factor in clothes (which she goes through at a ridiculous rate), food, entertainment, etc - you're looking WELL above $1k/mo in cost to support one child.
Agree to disagree.Originally posted by racrguyWhat's your beef with NPR, because their listeners are typically more informed than others?Originally posted by racrguyVoting is a constitutional right, overthrowing the government isn't.
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Holy crap, median wage doesn't bring home more than $2k a month!
Are we a nation of child abusers or something?
Those fucking assholes in Iraq making $17k gross with a couple of kids must be especially heartless! They should take a second job with al qaeda or something, fucking douchebags!
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aaaand, once again I don't want to have kids
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