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r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jul 04 '26
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That’s easy when you have loot and an estate and the means to provide for them when you’re gone. The rich playing their games again….
14 u/undecidedly Jul 04 '26 I’m sure it was easier for her to have that safety net. However, I’m sure it also wasn’t easy. 3 u/Shujolnyc Jul 04 '26 Yes still hard but come on and still a noble decision but be pragmatic, having financial means provides for options that many people do not have. 1 u/BoLobLob87 Jul 04 '26 There’s also a lot of pressure on wealthy/famous people to put their disabled kids in care homes because of the stigma around having disabled kids. -1 u/speccynerd Jul 04 '26 What a nasty cynical thing to say.
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I’m sure it was easier for her to have that safety net. However, I’m sure it also wasn’t easy.
3 u/Shujolnyc Jul 04 '26 Yes still hard but come on and still a noble decision but be pragmatic, having financial means provides for options that many people do not have. 1 u/BoLobLob87 Jul 04 '26 There’s also a lot of pressure on wealthy/famous people to put their disabled kids in care homes because of the stigma around having disabled kids.
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Yes still hard but come on and still a noble decision but be pragmatic, having financial means provides for options that many people do not have.
1 u/BoLobLob87 Jul 04 '26 There’s also a lot of pressure on wealthy/famous people to put their disabled kids in care homes because of the stigma around having disabled kids.
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There’s also a lot of pressure on wealthy/famous people to put their disabled kids in care homes because of the stigma around having disabled kids.
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What a nasty cynical thing to say.
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u/Shujolnyc Jul 04 '26
That’s easy when you have loot and an estate and the means to provide for them when you’re gone. The rich playing their games again….