2008-08-30, 10:28 PM
Shakey Stevens Wrote:Thats pretty funny, actually. Anyone can go to college. There is countless government grants if your from a lower than average family income, or you can move out yourself work your entry level job and get those grants. If grants dont cover it all, take out a loan, and worry about the majority of it later. I work full-time, part-time, and go to college full-time. Thats a good 100+ hrs a week (for the 3mnths college is in session, then just about 60 hrs). Your mistake was getting knocked-up before planning for all repercussions and obviously not working hard enough. So before you say all 'rich people' have it easy, consider the hard work that goes into maintaining such success.
Look, okay.
What the pineapple is wrong with you?
Handicapped children need a lot of money (a wheelchair for my niece cost £1000, because she's young), Katie has 2 handicapped children, so that's a lot of money and time.
You have no fucking idea how much of an arsehole you're being.
'getting knocked-up before planning for all repercussions'. wtp. srsly, wtp. Who thinks they're going to get a handicapped child, nevermind 2?
When my niece was diagnosed handicapped, it ruined my family. We were all sick from fear about what was happening, and we didn't know what to do. My brother + his girlfriend are going through rough patches because their daughter takes up a lot of their money and time.
They had another baby, so she can look after her sister when they get older.
Not everyone has the willpower to "work" 100+ hours a week, like you. Not everyone has the fucking time with 2 handicapped children.
arsehole.