The Pros And Cons Of Being An American Teen Moms

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The issue that spoke to me the most was that we can’t seem to get our population number under control. Please before you read the end of this do not think I am racist. I am speaking from true life experiences of losing my job to China outsourcing and seeing every damn person I hand money to in a store here in America also not being an American. The population has gotten so out of control in multiple places like China, India and those surrounding areas that America is being over populated with them as well. We have enough of our own babies popping out of women who can’t even take care of their kids. American teen moms are generally on SNAP and or welfare because these mom’s or college students can’t find a job and yet we are handing out jobs to immigrants. There are cases were the mom can take care of her baby and work.

Now days we have several technologies that
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This is a simple idea of putting together a plan to be successful in your baby having habits. The first of course step is if you don’t want kids you can try birth control or condoms. There are ways to try and control when you have your children. Let’s say you’re purposefully trying to have five kids in an eight-year span that would cause a population growth. What if instead you and your wife only have two kids in that same eight-year time frame your affect would not be so harsh on the environment, economy or the ecosystem.

The environment is all around us. It the air we breathe and ecosystem is all part of that. We are constantly polluting it. Changes in your community you can change your environment quickly as well and what John Muir didn’t want to happen, I sure don’t. Population growth is an issue we need to solve and have been working at for years. I am glad we have discovered ways to see that they to adjust the largest growth and tell them cut back or stabilize the

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