We procreate=stay busy and blind

    I love that popular photo above not for shock value, but because it is just the honest to Cher truth... I chose my fellow classmate's "Pulling Out" entry from her Yappn' 'Bout Texas  blog. Not only did this entry touch on Women's rights (yay uterus, breast and ovaries...don't let the haters get ya down!), but she brings to light the problem that occurs when women's rights are taken away...more and more children end up in foster care that the state can't regulate properly. In 2012 they estimated around 16,000+ children were in the Texas state foster care and rising each year. Apparantly Child Protected Services has had issues keeping people employed past a year once given position and that is causing a lot of miscare and overlooked evaluation for the kids in the foster care system. When the cases get shifted around from person to person, information gets lost in transistion and only causes the children harm. 
   I believe linking the proposed abortion laws and the shitty foster care system, like Mrs.Karis did in her blog is right on point. I guarantee the children going into foster care will continue to go up when you see more clinics shut down. When a women feels like she has no options, but to have the child, knowing that she can't afford it, she will most likely give her child up in hopes for a better life......you would think the political hoochie's against abortions would try to capitalize on it and use this to their advantage and make money off abortions?!
Just like everything in the medical field, its all about the money! 
   Just a thought I have time to time, but if you keep people procreating, then you are keepng them busy and blind. Too busy to care and blind to seeing whats really going on in their governement and how it truly effects their day to day life temendously. Keep the masses dumb=equals happy industries and power elites. 

As the rain looms overhead on the eve of the Texas gubernatorial, I can't stop and think about how many puppies the campaign proceeds could have saved across the Texas plains had they been put to better use. My point being, all this time, all these funds, nothing changes and the issues just remain the same.