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  Even though, odds are it does and I'm just too stupid to notice. Aw dang, my teenage daughter got knocked up? Even after all the abstinence only pledges? Who could have possibly seen this coming?
context: These people need to be removed from power. >
  
  The lack of logic is jarring. They fight to make sure every pregnancy is carried out. But then try to cut every scrap of financial help for the baby after it is born. What’s the point of this stance in that case, pre-born you’re precious, post birth you can just die?? >
  
  They need more poor people to take advantage of >
  
  This is the truth here. you need a class of people financially strapped so they will take low wage jobs and support the corporations. >
  
  Also for profit prisons >
  
  This is the biggest one beyond just the classic keep people poor and divided stuff. Remeber that the 13th amendment has a big... exception:  
  "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." >
  
  From Killer Mike's song, 'Reagan'
  I guess that that's the privilege of policing for some profits
  But thanks to Reaganomics, prison turned to profits
  'Cause free labor's the cornerstone of US economics
  'Cause slavery was abolished, unless you are in prison
  You think I am bullshittin', then read the 13th Amendment
  Involuntary servitude and slavery it prohibits
  That's why they givin' drug offenders time in double digits >
  
  Ronald. Wilson. Reagan. >
  
  Alabama going to learn a tough lesson here they can't charge someone for taking a FDA approved drug with a prescription. >
  
  Isnt Alabama the lowest ranked state in the US in education? 
  They arent learning anything is the issue. >
  
  Alabama once was 52nd in math when PR and DC were also ranked. Isn't that something? >
  
  Please tell me that it is with Huntsville removed from the equation. >
  
  even better, it means the larger metro areas like Huntsville are probably making whatever standardized score that was used higher >
  
  I worked at an F school in Huntsville. I had about four in my three years there (fired the day before tenure bc my principal was a bitch) who were reading on grade level. Most were at least four or five grades behind. The poor, black kids, no one gives a fuck about. If you’re from Huntsville, you know where I was. Please don’t out me. >
  
  I could probably take a guess. It's sad to see the state of some of these schools. >
  
  North side >
  
  That definitely tracks. Huntsville put so much effort into developing south side to try to pretend like north side and west side don't exist and need help >
  
  I absolutely loved working there. Six white kids total. Loved it.
  ETA I am white >
  
  Thinking about all those right-wingers who believe that other people in the world "hate us for our freedoms". >
  
  “Our freedoms to impose any law on others bodies” >
  
  "Muh freedom to not care about your oppression because it doesn't impact me directly!"