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anon wrote:

If you have the money help your children if you don't have the money you don't.Im sure the person who started this post has the money and is just a pathetic father trying to get out of paying.I know who you are!

Genuine question - Why do you feel parents who can afford to are obligated to pay for their children's college?

Nope wrote:

<quoted text>Genuine question - Why do you feel parents who can afford to are obligated to pay for their children's college?

They are your children,why wouldnt you want to help them?

You didn't answer the question.

That's got to be the dumbest question ever!!! They are my children and I want the best for them.When they get out of school I want them to have a fresh start without having thousands and thousands of dollars in school loans to pay back.Why wouldn't you pay?

It really doesn't matter,the person that started this post hasn't paid for this child in three years.Hes a weasel

Nope wrote:

<quoted text>Genuine question - Why do you feel parents who can afford to are obligated to pay for their children's college?

most parents want to help and want the best for their children. Most parents do help and do whatever they need to for their children. Boy I feel sorry for your children. You have kids then it's your responsibility grow up!

once they are 18 they are no longer children and should be paying thier own bills.

Every able bodied person, esp in Illinois, has a free college education. Join the military, 4 years of free tuition, get out and join the national guard, 4 more free years. On top of that get Gi bill you can make a pretty good living being a student. On top of that, a young adult who has to work for their education will appreciate it more and make it count.

anon wrote:

If you have the money help your children if you don't have the money you don't.Im sure the person who started this post has the money and is just a pathetic father trying to get out of paying.I know who you are!

No way in hell I would let my child go in to the military, besides that has nothing to do with the dead beat trying not to take care of his children, no matter what it is.

thanks dad wrote:

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most parents want to help and want the best for their children. Most parents do help and do whatever they need to for their children. Boy I feel sorry for your children. You have kids then it's your responsibility grow up!

Apparently you didn't bother reading the thread. I already said that I pay for the majority of my children's education. But I know some people who choose not to, and I don't have a problem with that. Just because someone doesn't pay for their child's education doesn't mean they don't 'want the best' for them. Maybe they believe that the 'best for them' is the child paying their own way thereby developing a good work ethic and learning to appreciate it more. Parents today (myself included to a point) have created a generation of spoiled, entitled brats.

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