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How much money does the US government spend on child abuse? |
how much money does the US government spend on child abuse annually? please try to include a link if you can, if not thats fine also preventing abuse, not to abuse hehe Not enough. I don't think they spend any money at all to abuse children. All the people sent to Iraq are over 18. Well they definately don't use enough. Also the money they do spend isn't always on the kids in the worst abuse households. Sometimes they don't think when they act. They should be using the right amount of punnishment to fit the crime. |
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