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It’s hard to say what they hate more, schools or poor children.
These people are insane monsters. >

They're really picking up speed at turning parental choices and responsibilities into governmental mandates. >

But at least they'll be able to take a gun to school to exercise their anger and hopelessness!
/s >

Making children work to 'earn credits' to eat? This person should not be a state representative. >

he's barely a person. mostly a haphazard collection of right wing bumper stickers and bitterness >

How else are the rich kids gonna know who the poor kids are? >

That's exactly all that this is, too. To further humiliate & ostracize those who are victims of poverty. >

Or….we feed children because it’s what Jesus would want >

well... not Supply Side Jesus™ >

Give a man a fish and he can eat for a day. Give a man high interest credit and you'll eat for a lifetime. >

Give a man an AR-15 and .... >

I did not have, “Idaho Child Labor,” on my bingo card for 2023. >

That's because it was on the 2011 bingo card.
November 21, 2011 Newt Gingrich Thinks School Children Should Work as Janitors "You say to somebody, you shouldn't go to work before you're what, 14, 16 years of age, fine," Mr. Gingrich said. "You're totally poor. You're in a school that is failing with a teacher that is failing. I've tried for years to have a very simple model. Most of these schools ought to get rid of the unionized janitors, have one master janitor and pay local students to take care of the school. The kids would actually do work, they would have cash, they would have pride in the schools, they'd begin the process of rising." >

These horrible garbage people make me wish I believed in hell. >

You actually already died, and are presently in hell >

The last few years have been so fucked that for the first time in my life I actually wondered to myself whether it was somehow possible that I'd died and didn't know it. >

I think I might believe that the rapture has actually already happened. The few good people there were are gone, and we are the left behind. >

Wow Idaho.  
I didn’t think it possible to lower my opinion of Idaho, but then surprise!  Proposing child labor for hungry children.. that did it. >

Not all of us are like this hollow-headed twat waffle. There are good people here in Idaho. (And great fly-fishing, hiking, camping, and winters that'll freeze your balls off.) >

My sister lives in Idaho and she’s a good person so there are at least two of you in the state >

What a fucking piece of shit garbage human. >

So... you want children to work as laborers?  
That sounds a lot like child labor.  That's kind of illegal.
Maybe try raising effective tax levels on the top 1% of capital gains earners instead. >

We know where the Republicans stand on child labor:
The Trump Administration Moves to Roll Back Child Labor Rules and Expose Teen Workers to Hazardous Jobs
Republicans want to roll back child labor laws >

There is a proposed bill before the iowa house that will allow children ages 14-17 to work in such places as mines, meat packing plants and rendering facilities.  AND it shields employers from liability if said child is injured, maimed or killed on the job. I wish I was joking about this 😐 >

Welcome to Oliver Twist, America. >

it's rare that we find an idea that's as equally stupid as it is bad and cruel. >

Is it? Seems like SOP for the GOP. >

so, advocating for child labor is where were at now. at this rate we're about 6 months away from the call to reinstate indentured servitude. what a time to be alive >

Indentured servitude is still legal. Read section one of the 13th amendment. >

Coughmilitarycough >

Lol… coming from a veteran, it sometimes felt like indentured servitude. 
I was referring to the incarcerated people of America though. Thirteenth amendment carves out a stipulation that indentured servitude is ok as long as it’s a punishment for crime.