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Is the Baby Bonus worth it?
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The baby bonus is a one-off prize.
It is NOT an ongoing assistance to help pay those bills and help with all that work that we are not paid to do. It does not help us plan.
And yes, mate, I do hours of vuluntary work for my community and I feel satisfaction that I am helping those less fortunate than me. You sound like your mantra is "me-me-me".
Don't lecture me about on how to raise children mate.
I would never plan a child for a baby bonus. That is unethical, that was my point.
I would never plan a child for a war as cannon fodder, that is inhuman and I can't believe you see children as cannon fodder.
I remember at the age of 6, my psychotic primary school teachers used to bark at us to march in time as we had a war to look forward to. The principal told all boys to solute the flag and pledge not only that "I love God and my country" but also "I will die for my contry in war". If we didn't, they slapped our legs with a stick.
They explained that by the time we were 19, we should prepare to die for Australia fightining communism.
Now don't lecture me that you want to oppress yet another generation with this crap with conscription for something that is totally meaningless. Just like last time!
I will never forget that abuse for the rest of my life. It was a school in the poorest area in Melbourne and we were moulded for one purpose. War. They were not preparing us for life, didn't bother to teach us to spell, it was for obedience and death.
Now I ask you, what war do you plan on raising these children for? Whose ass do you expect them to die for? Yours?
Have you ever been in the army? Have you smelt the stench of death? Have you ever sent your children to war?