A Child Prodigy Under the Welfare State

by Dave Blount | August 17, 2011 1:44 pm

Critics of socialism say it reduces life to pointless futility, since there is nothing to work toward in a world where anything you create will be stolen by looters and handed over to parasites explicitly because they don’t deserve it. But there is still a path upward for the ambitious, even for wards of the nanny state. An example from once great Britain:[1]

A schoolgirl who posed aged 12 for controversial bikini pictures in a magazine is now pregnant at 15 — to the joy of her mum.

The shots of Soya Keaveney outraged parents, who blasted mum Janis for fuelling the youngster’s obsession with a modelling career.

But now that dream is on hold after Soya got pregnant by a 17-year-old boyfriend who is allowed by Janis to stay overnight at the family home.

Jobless single mum Janis, 48, said she was delighted because the council will now have to give her a bigger house.

Liberal social engineers want to fundamentally transform our culture. In Britain their work is almost done.

On a tip from Wiggins. Cross-posted at Moonbattery[3].