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Why Do Poor People In Our Society Like Having Plenty Kids?by bongolistik

Why Do Poor People In Our Society Like Having Plenty Kids?by bongolistik

By Tiffany1 in 18 Sep 2016 | 19:43
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[b]Well even in this modern age of ours, you will see mostly poor people that cannot even fend for themselves well giving birth like dog, 7,8, 9 or even 10 children in some cases.
You will see rich men giving birth to 3 to 4 kids even if they can fend for all very well but poor people never learn, they will always keep on producing babies and next thing they will start looking for who will help them train some.
What is wrong in Just having only 2 babies if you know that your only source of income is selling rat poison?
Is this not a purely self inflicted injury? Do you pity some of them in their self inflicted predicament maybe when infant hospital bills come up or children school fees and they are unable to pay ?[/b]
18 Sep 2016 | 19:43
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Due to their poverty stricken state They opt to breed a large number of infants with the belief that their successor will be amongst them...!!!
18 Sep 2016 | 20:04
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lack of reasoning... thinking about the future is a big deal for them
18 Sep 2016 | 20:18
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I don't know why some people can't think b4 acting
18 Sep 2016 | 21:23
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Because body ain't no firewood and they couldn't afford a protection so bullets are fired that Kevlar couldn't prevent from penetrating. @chinyenorah how about you.?
18 Sep 2016 | 22:06
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Ignorance... it well practised in the northern part of Nigeria they dont bliv in FP in some cases u see a man wit 4 wifes 20 children nd he's just a wheelbarrow pusher or a beggar
18 Sep 2016 | 22:50
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choice
19 Sep 2016 | 00:04
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I bliv its iqnorance
19 Sep 2016 | 02:32
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yes na. If dae are poor finaicialliy dae wil not be poor childrentrily.
19 Sep 2016 | 03:11
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Actually, Some have plenty kids due to ignorance, poverty , mindset that the woman should give birth to the babies in her.
19 Sep 2016 | 05:12
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Illiteracy i must say.
19 Sep 2016 | 11:47
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choices shal
19 Sep 2016 | 13:04
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lets say illiteracy
19 Sep 2016 | 16:33
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This thing is practice in the northern part of Nigeria
19 Sep 2016 | 18:44
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Na Ignorance, The Rich Peeps Are Well Informed Than The Poor.. Most Poor Peeps Dnt Even Know Abt Family Planing
19 Sep 2016 | 22:42
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When u can't rule d world, u can simply rule ur home.. The poor invest in having many children in order to feel superior.... That's my view!
20 Sep 2016 | 01:13
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Na mumu lite dey worry dem
20 Sep 2016 | 04:54
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Believe
21 Sep 2016 | 22:47
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