Young folks (and adults) fall to temptation all the time. Even more so for those that may not have been raised to know sex is even a sin. I for one can't say I always walked the straight and narrow growing up.
People, especially young people, make mistakes all the time, including pregnancy. The zero tolerance approach isn't practical when you want to take abortion off the table. Some form of support is necessary.
I believe in support for the needy but not welfare abuse. It's too easy. I think a fare request would be to randomly drug test recipients. I don't understand those that oppose such a requirement. JMO
There's a difference between a home invasion and breaking and entering. Punks these days are coming through the front door and beating the crap out of the elderly.
20 years minimum
Here's a topic most may agree on, home invasions. Enough is enough when yon you can't sit safely in your own home. There needs to be a mandatory minimum 20 years without parole. The sentence should increase significantly if elderly or children are involved. the same could be said about car jackings
This isn't intended to start a home protection debate either but I'm sure it will anyway.
No myth. There are no limitations on unprepared food choices. While your grandmother may only receive $50 theirs plenty of single mothers getting over $400 a month. I've witnessed it.
I believe there is a need for some support such as food stamps. I think it should have limits to what it can be used for. No need to provide name brands, t bones, lobster, etc.
I like listening to Roger's messages. As I've stated before, I do not question the bible's truth or accuracy. I do however realize that man and denominational interpretations in some cases can differ. This can cause some to mistakenly question the accuracy of the bible.
Nobody want children to go hungry and everyone thinks the parents should be able to support their own family. So what do you do when parents can't (I didn't say anything about freeloading) and the children suffer. The problem is the extremist in each direction won't look for common ground.
I saw an interview on TV with the local NCAA president who called this a modern day lynching right here in Beaumont. I think that is a huge insult to all past lynching victims.