I can't speak for others, just myself. I'm not advocating arbitrarily cutting support to those in real need through untoward circumstances. However, I do want a more balanced approach, even if it includes long-term incentives for birth control and education to allow reductions in the numbers of people being born into and growing up with poverty, while at the same time hurting their own-the girls and women's-chances at education and skills training to allow at least an opportunity to participate and grow.
When you just do more of the same you get what you always got. Since the evidence is in, it's obvious a change in societal thinking is necessary.
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