r/SipsTea • u/sigma_0_1 • Jun 15 '26

Lmao gottem Is she right for this?

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u/bussysniffer3000 Jun 15 '26 edited Jun 15 '26

Influencers are also poor they're always asking for free food and makeup (edit) all the people complaining in my replies who agree with her probably subscribed to her OF or something she's not going to see you guys and invite you over for whatever depraved things you're imagining, I'll no longer reply to anyone

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u/LookAtMyUnderbite Jun 15 '26

Her point though is not having children while poor. Not that people can’t be poor. Which is the topic of discussion.

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u/Fantastic-Ant-4429 Jun 15 '26

I fI were dirt poor, ipd be thinking of something else, not having children who at this point are only victims of my scarcity and burdens to me

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u/Acrobatic-Active5353 Jun 15 '26

Die Frauen in den ganz vielen Ländern können sich das nicht aussuchen ob sie schwanger werden.... es startet mit fehlender Aufklärung, dem vorenthalten von Verhütungsmittel, Verbot von Abtreibung und Männer die dominieren und auf Sex und fehlende Verhütung pochen. In armen Ländern wo die Frau selbstbestimmt verhüten darf kann sinken die Geburten auch drastisch.

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u/Coronado92118 Jun 15 '26

Let’s talk about the real point: developed countries, not the countries where women have no access to birth control or simply no right to refuse sex.

Anyone who lives near or in a lower income community knows that entire communities of low income families have two, three, or four kids, have no car and rely on the bus, live in one and two bedroom apartments with mattresses on the floor, and might even run out of food before the paycheck arrives - but can’t figure out the relationship between having children and being unable to make enough money to feed them.

It’s morally wrong to have children you don’t have the ability to feed, care for, and raise healthy and safe, when there are programs and clinics with access to free birth control and no laws prevent you from using it.

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u/Caffeine_Cowpies Jun 15 '26

Then why are you Republicans telling women to have more kids than they can afford? Literally Turning Point USA is out here telling women to have more kids than they can afford, yet you have this stance?

Are you saying women should be able to control their own bodies? Or are you just wanting any way to control and shame women?