OK.
Suppose, hypothetically, of course, that a teenager is too busy partying in high school. She gets herself knocked up by some loser.
Normally that would put a cramp in many young girls' plans for their lives - college, career, family, etc. You know. (Well, maybe not.)
But, to this teen, she has a ticket now. She knew that the college thing wasn't going to work because, well, she isn't all that bright. And, considering how higher education has been so dumbed down, that says a lot.
Anyway, I digress. Luckily for this teen, hypothetically, of course, her child is born disabled. So, cha ching.
Now that the teen is a young mother, hypothetically of course, the state likely has programs to pay for her training in some menial or even semi-menial job. It trains her and even finds her said menial job, hypothetically of course.
Our tax dollars at work right there and quite the plan for those who can't cut it taking a normal path, rather get knocked up and hope the kid can be classified as disabled for an added bonus.
And, the entitlements came so cheap - she just had to spread her legs at the right time of the month.
Now,
if that applies to you, you have your answer.
I mean, can we really take posters at their word?