Detroit's Urban Farms: Budget Battles and Milking Goats

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How the fuk do they have a "school" for PREGNANT TEENS where the girls are expected to take care of horses & goats?! ARE YOU KIDDING ME?! What kind of INSANE $H!T is that!!?? Pregnant teenage girls are forced to shovel menure, cleaning stalls, walking horsesto & from paddocks, catching horses in paddocks, WHEN THAT IS OBVIOUSLY NOT SOMETHING THEY ARE ACCUSTOMED TO DOING, implied by the word "school". THAT'S SLAVERY!! NOT A SCHOOL!!! What is the actual lesson they are supposed to be learning there?! They were stupid enough to make a mistake & now they are screwed over for life & have NO rights whatsoever??!!! FREAKS!!! They are probably forced to give up their babies when they give birth, too. And,you can bet the "school" SELLS the babies!!!! And,then kicks the girl in the @$$ with NOTHING!!! WHAT FREAKS!!!!

6-09-2011 @ 11:26PM

FEHL said...

Getting exercise, being in the fresh air and learning how to feed themselves in a protected environment is schooling. Teaching them to be self sufficient will keep them off the dole. It also removes them from the bad background from which they came. Parents neglect their kids and do not chaperone them. That is a plan for disaster. Their original upbringing is what would enslave them to a life of unneeded kids, poverty and reliance on others for sustenance. A farm is the BEST place to learn good habits, how to be independent of the grocery store, gain self confidence and skills. An education is great, but skills should come first.

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