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| Jubeebee TFA Cole, 27, and her four children Well there's your problem. |
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| Vodka Zombie
Jubeebee: TFA Cole, 27, and her four children Well there's your problem. I agree. She really needs to thin that litter out. I bet killing two would go a long way in helping her situation. Maybe just keep the oldest. They can usually fend for themselves a little better than the young leeches. |
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| Jubeebee Vodka Zombie: I agree. She really needs to thin that litter out. I bet killing two would go a long way in helping her situation. Maybe just keep the oldest. They can usually fend for themselves a little better than the young leeches. That's a relatively modest proposal. |
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| Dancin_In_Anson Done in one. |
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| Two16
:grabs jiffy-pop: |
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| DarwiOdrade How could this happen to someone with such a successful recording career? |
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| Wendy's Chili So vote Republican. Republicanism: Policy by anecdote since 1980. |
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| Arkanaut
Lowered expectations... |
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| Big Man On Campus
My dad is this way. I consider it beyond chronic depression. It's this resignation upon a single failure that they will never be any good at much of anything. It makes no sense to me, but I'm certain there's childhood abuse of some kind involved. |
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| Shaggy_C
In her early teens, Cole started drinking and smoking pot, dropped out of school and got pregnant. At 17, she was raising two children: Peter, now 12, and Destiny, 10. 15 and pregnant typically doesn't work out well for any involved. There's a reason we have abortion in this country. How many of her kids do you think will grow up to be productive members of society? At least moving all the time they won't be able to become gang members, I guess. |
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| mekkab
Jubeebee: TFA Cole, 27, and her four children Well there's your problem. with either a working husband or a stable support system of extended family, having 4 kids at 27 isn't ridiculous. |
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| HotWingConspiracy
Some people are just broken. I'm fine with giving them food. |
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| mekkab
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| IAmRight MOAR STORIES TO JUSTIFY OBSCENE INCOME INEQUALITY AND MAKE US FEEL UNSYMPATHETIC TOWARD POOR PEOPLE - WEALTHY PEOPLE ARE NEVER LAZY |
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| netweavr
Had a kid by 15? Didn't learn and now has 4? Fails a "food safety test?" Still getting $1,000/mo from the government? |
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| markfara
Those kids have a very bright future ahead of them. |
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| WhyteRaven74
Big Man On Campus: It's this resignation upon a single failure that they will never be any good at much of anything Yep, and it's a biatch to resolve. It can be done, just takes people willing to do what it takes to undo it and have the patience for the person in question to come around. |
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| MemeSlave
Over in 1. |
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| WhyteRaven74
markfara: Those kids have a very bright future ahead of them. With people like you around they certainly do. |
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| HotWingConspiracy
netweavr: Had a kid by 15? Didn't learn and now has 4? Fails a "food safety test?" Still getting $1,000/mo from the government? Why is that a problem? |
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| ChipNASA
DNRTFA (Because LA Times crashes my Firefox) but I'm certain 9without having to look) that she's an unsuccessful and unattractive african-american. |
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| The DBS
IAmRight: MOAR STORIES TO JUSTIFY OBSCENE INCOME INEQUALITY AND MAKE US FEEL UNSYMPATHETIC TOWARD POOR PEOPLE - WEALTHY PEOPLE ARE NEVER LAZY What do you expect from a right wing extemist rag like the LA Times? |
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| pehvbot
HotWingConspiracy: Some people are just broken. I'm fine with giving them food. And spending a little bit to keep as many of her kids as unbroken as possible. |
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| A Terrible Human
Is this the thread where people get to be all snotty and say people like her are the reason government help programs need defunded? If so be glad you've never been poor. It's not farking "easy" in any sense. |
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| wambu Persistence is a characteristic of successful people. /this would not be her, it seems |
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| Voiceofreason01 Jubeebee: TFA Cole, 27, and her four children Well there's your problem. She couldn't pass the food safety test at little ceasars and then couldn't come up with a reason to try to take it again(when a part-time job at little ceasars is a huge opportunity for her), I'd say she may have some other problems besides just the kids |
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| DrewCurtisJr
FTA: In the classroom, Cole asked the teacher about a janitor's job. "Do you have a resume?" the teacher asked. Cole shook her head. The teacher urged her to write one. Cole never did. The children are not her problem, they are a symptom of her being lazy, stupid, and irresponsible. |
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| umad Help control the poor population. Have your poor spayed or neutered. |
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| Senor_Hat
Liberals would prefer she aborted all her children before they came to term, Conservaitves would rather she keep the children but refuse them the Dole till they're 18 and can shoot a gun. |
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| The Gordie Howe Hat Trick
Ugh. Sad story. Not everyone as is awesome as Total Farkers. |
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| ringersol
TFA: "rather than study and take it again, she shrugged it off." No, *that's* the reason. She was never educated. She was likely raised to believe she could never *be* educated. I'd put money on her having trouble even reading and writing. Having children early and often is merely a symptom. If she was socialized and raised to believe she can never be anything she wasn't born to be, the only thing left is her uterus. Because none of us were *born* to be anything more. Everything beyond fighting, farking and getting high, we have to work at. |
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| WhyteRaven74
DrewCurtisJr: they are a symptom of her being lazy, stupid, and irresponsible. Or perhaps some other issues. |
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| Russ1642 pehvbot: HotWingConspiracy: Some people are just broken. I'm fine with giving them food. And spending a little bit to keep as many of her kids as unbroken as possible. Just don't give her foodstamps as she apparently can't be trusted around food. |
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| DingleberryMoose
"Poverty is bad for kids," said Harvard Kennedy School professor Kathryn Edin, who studies poverty policy. "It just makes everything a struggle." |
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| poot_rootbeer
Jubeebee: Well there's your problem. BRILLIANT! You've cracked the case! Please forward your mailing address to the Nobel Prize committee so they can send your your farking medal. Okay. The problem is that she had too many kids too young. Since there's nothing to be done about that now, how does she fix her life? What should society do to prevent her kids from ending up like her? Problem-finding is easier than problem-solving. |
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| a_room_with_a_moose
Jubeebee: Vodka Zombie: I agree. She really needs to thin that litter out. I bet killing two would go a long way in helping her situation. Maybe just keep the oldest. They can usually fend for themselves a little better than the young leeches. That's a relatively modest proposal. High brow zingers! / me heart the Fark |
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| ordinarysteve
Vodka Zombie: Jubeebee: TFA Cole, 27, and her four children Well there's your problem. I agree. She really needs to thin that litter out. I bet killing two would go a long way in helping her situation. Maybe just keep the oldest. They can usually fend for themselves a little better than the young leeches. hahah that was so terrible I spilled my coffee while laughing. I think she should get entrepreneurial about it and make her children fight in a battle royale. Charge admission and the winner gets to eat that night. Now that would be bootstrappy |
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| redundantman
In before "Fartbongo's 'merica". |
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| easypray
I could write this SAME article following mentally depressed, uneducated, uninspired lazy unproductive trust fund recipients who are taxed at a marginally lower rate than front line workers. would that help? Everybody has bemoaned the fool who has plenty to eat since people first learned language, it doesnt mean we ought not have any social safety net. I have worked with clients like the woman in this story ...they need a lot of case management, but in Canada where I live ...a public investment of about $6500 gets them back to work, off assistance and paying taxes. She needs education - but not just the kind that employers are looking for. She needs training in life skills that apparently she never learned at home or school and she needs help learning skills employers need (like food safety, or first aid) and she needs to learn a skill that the market place of employers is willing to buy. what GOP supporters in the USA seem to not understand is that it costs society LESS to help them than to incarcerate them. |
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| Inflatable Rhetoric
FTA: She wants to provide a better life for her children but seems not to know how. --------------- Step 1 - don't have children. |
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| Quasar A Terrible Human: Is this the thread where people get to be all snotty and say people like her are the reason government help programs need defunded? If so be glad you've never been poor. It's not farking "easy" in any sense. I argue that these programs are necessary and shouldn't be eliminated because of people like her who I would argue abuse the system (though there are more egregious offenders), but it highlights that we need to rethink our process. We need a major, serious effort to overhaul our education and welfare programs to truly help people help themselves. |
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| Nick Nostril
Heeeere we go. |
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| bdub77 Destiny, 10 Let me tell you yours. In 7 years, you will already have a kid. In 8 years, that will be your stripper name. |
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| DingleberryMoose
A Terrible Human: Is this the thread where people get to be all snotty and say people like her are the reason government help programs need defunded? If so be glad you've never been poor. It's not farking "easy" in any sense. How about the thread where people who've done in-the-trenches social work say the system is broken and really needs a reboot? If there were a workable accountability component to welfare people would fare much more well. Not sure how to do it, though. /yeah, second sentence is awkward |
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| Treygreen13 Fark commenters are getting too predictable. |
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| doubled99
We should take money away from evil corporations and rich people who don't deserve it and give to people like this. |
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| sweetmelissa31
Orozco told her to keep trying. "Children are a blessing. You are just gonna have to be stable." This is a bit of a problem... why is her counselor telling her that children are a "blessing"? I feel like it shouldn't be encouraged. |
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| WhyteRaven74
Quasar: We need a major, serious effort to overhaul our education and welfare programs to truly help people help themselves. Good luck convincing certain people you need to increase the number of social workers by a huge amount in order to be able to actually take care of people and not just shuffle paperwork around. |
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| enderthexenocide
i know people just like this. its just insane to watch how they consistently sabotage their own lives with bad decision after bad decision. you feel sorry for them, but you also want to slap some sense into them. |
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| Giltric
WhyteRaven74: Big Man On Campus: It's this resignation upon a single failure that they will never be any good at much of anything Yep, and it's a biatch to resolve. It can be done, just takes people willing to do what it takes to undo it and have the patience for the person in question to come around. So someone else has to motivate her and be patient until she wants to help her helpers help her become unpoor? WTF? |
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