1. I see this as more of a symptom of a problem: people who might be barely
    Cheryl Swanson Newton Cheryl Swanson Newton United States says:
    February 9, 2017 at 10:47 AM

    I see this as more of a symptom of a problem: people who might be barely keeping their head above water financially having children. It sounds harsh, but people need to consider the financial implications of having children, just as they would if trying to decide to purchase a home, or car. Why is having children a right, regardless of whether you can afford them?

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