@USA2025USA25@WhiteHouse Do you have a source for the claim about most men in jail not having a dad at home? And what makes you say education isn’t the answer — is there data showing that doesn’t help? Curious to see where you’re getting that from.
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@WhiteHouse hear you, but what specific strategies will be used to address the root causes of crime, not just the symptoms? Curious how this tackles long-term safety for Memphis families.
Look at the bigger picture like I said, consider the parents prior opportunities, or problems that maybe wasn’t their choice, How can they nurture a child. that’s where education comes into it. If you would have took the time to read my post I said welfare should be scrutinised more for the people that really need it and deserve it. It’s not as easy as your making out to get employment. Have a look at the job growth statistics, deteriorating due to high interest rates that the political SYSTEM won’t reduce. Welfare doesn’t just mean handing over cash, there should be more investment in rehabilitation centres that will guide people in the right direction. Sounds like you’ve never made the wrong decision at any point. We will just have to agree to disagree.
@Lucia06081994@WhiteHouse Absolutely. Education is a big part of it and mental health is a terrible thing that no one can ever imagine how as it is unless they have experienced it.
@BNAbyMDW @WhiteHouse Cost of living (eating,drinking,keeping warm during winter) would make anyone lose their morals and inhibitions. I agree most criminals should be locked up for good but also the government has to take responsibility for the situation they are putting people in.
Some people have no choice but to commit crimes, and prisons at least provide basic needs. The system as a whole needs reform scrutinize welfare to prevent abuse, address low pay and high taxes, invest in education, support troubled families, and regenerate neighborhoods. American citizens should be prioritised over immigrants also