jplante4 wrote:
2gypsies wrote:
I agree with the above post.... it's sad to see children living in this environment. There's no future for them.
They'll probably be better adjusted than some trust fund baby that went to private school their entire life with no contact with non-caring parents.
Statistics say otherwise. There is a direct correlation between socioeconomic status and crime. People who live below the poverty line are much more likely to both commit and be victims of crime. 2gypsies is correct, the children living at the Slabs have a tough road ahead and their parents aren't doing them any favors.
