Agreed! fully agreed!   See 20 other replies

No, but men are obsessed enough with womens' appearance to make dumb threads like this.   See 20 other replies

Give a man a fish, feed him for a day.
Teach a man how to fish, feed him for a lifetime.Feed that man everyday, have little to feed yourself and yours.Don't take it to extremes. I believe in charity, I believe in giving. You don't know me. Giving is part of my soul.
HOWEVER... giving 'irresponsibly' is NOT HEALTHY. History shows it, statistics show it.
Nearly all best decisions are based on logic, knowledge, experience. Most worse are based on emotion. I've seen what social policies have done not only to communities, yet to the generation that is 'given' at the cost of others. it's unproductive, instills expectations and lack of appreciation.
You don't give medals just for competing. Once you do that, you take the fire that makes man great.   See 12 other replies

Delores...
First it's not my and other's responsibility to 'pay' for others to eat.
Second, school is for 'learning', NOT eating. Not free after school care and NOT on the backs of others.
And most of these kids in L.A..... they get food, medical, rent, grade school, high school and now college paid for by 'Taxpayers' at the cost of 'their' children's betterment!
It's not our job to give 'free rides' and 'special privilege' to everyone else and, at the expense of all the people that work so hard to insure those things for their children.
There has to be accountability for actions. When not, you get a social society, which we are NOT, you get Europe. if you want that, then you go to a country based on socialism and not what this country is based on. There needs to be responsibility and fairness to those that contribute. And don't pull the 'heartless' card. More charity is given 'willingly' then by government that wastes, steals and abuses it. Educate yourself.   See 12 other replies

"underprivileged? Free breakfast, lunch and after school snacks and day care on home owner's tax payers dimes while most of the 'underprivileged' families are also getting food cards and welfare Is really that underprivileged?"As a child who grew up in a poor family, I think you are a heartless asshole. I got free school breakfast and lunch. During the summers I didn't get to eat 3 meals a day. Making children starve because you think its too much of a privilege to them to get free food is absolutely ridiculous. If you have 2 kids, and a good job, then suddenly get an injury, like crushed discs in the spine for example, you cannot work. Suddenly you cannot pay for the well being of your children. These things happen to people everyday, and could even happen to you one day. What alternative do you suggest these "privileged" impoverished children get? Do you think they should work for their lunch? Seriously, WTF.   See 12 other replies

That is far from an upscale neighborhood. Look at the small/average sized houses, small lawns, close proximity of houses to each other, average cars on the driveways and cheap aluminum siding.   See 12 other replies