(The same critique applies to "poor" urban Americans who have liberals making similar excuses for them.)
You are right that people who choose to develop a substance abuse problem may have a harder time. So what?
(The same critique applies to "poor" urban Americans who have liberals making similar excuses for them.)
You are right that people who choose to develop a substance abuse problem may have a harder time. So what?
Your last comment seems needlessly cruel to me. I had a friend in Texas who's parents were drug addicts. His dad was killed in a car accident and sometime later his mom got a boyfriend who proceeded to rape him on a weekly basis from the time he was seven to around the time he was twelve and put into foster care. He ended up bouncing around foster homes, getting deeply involved in drugs until he finally enlisted in the Army, and after a few deployments and a stint at community college he eventually graduated college and is now a geologist.
I'm extremely proud and humbled by his accomplishments, but to be honest, if he had simply turned into a meth head and died under an overpass, I can't say I would be begrudge him considering the circumstances of his youth.
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Your average white trump voter is rarely going to move to the hood.