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This is the sort of twisted logic that you people keep coming up with whenever you want to moralize an issue. The people who are going to choose to get married and start a family are very different from people who give birth to children out of wedlock. You give benefits to people who are starting a family to help them along and make things a little easier because having children and be responsible is hard. Why do we make have to make it harder? Giving benefits to single parents who have children out of wedlock is not going to disincentivize people who are going to get married anyway. You are making a false dichotomy because your fuzzy thinking equate the two things as equivalent. Giving benefits to both groups of people is not pointless because it helps both of them who have different situations. Moreover, single parents are not exclusively all sex crazed teenagers who fuck and got pregnant or immoral adults who like to go bar diving and having one night stands. There are plenty of widows, widowers and divorcees who are now single parents through no fault of their own who can benefit too. 

Government did not come in and take the man's job or the woman's job to raise children. That's garbage thinking and is bored out of ideological thinking devoid of actual analysis and facts. No benefits system can wholly raised children just by itself and no governments even pretended to do so. Having children out of wedlock is most often associated with social problems such as lack of sex ed, poverty, crimes and lack of opportunities for social mobility, not your crapfest moralizing issue to smear governmental benefits  which have help many families, both single and double parents and to cast it as some misguided ideological issues of freedom and libertarianism. If this is the best you people can come up with, then you people are ideologically and morally bankrupt.

You are the same type of people who says that gay marriages will results in 900k abortions with garbage analysis that everyone should get married before having sex because sex before marriage leads to unwanted pregnancies and people who have sex outside marriage are immoral hodunks that will not take responsibility and take the easy way out by abortion. And since same sex marriage somehow diminished people's view on marriage, it will encourage less marriages and thus lead to more sex outside marriage and more abortions.

  
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