Of course? So what? Many of those children will not have children of their own, so that puts them in a different class than their parents. Which is why that is different then going to school.
Even further, just because you benefited indirectly through a parent, someone who doesn't have children is still receiving less benefit than someone with children. They are getting the benefit twice. Whereas a childless person gets it once and indirectly.
Kids aren't some abstract thing, they are new people that get jobs and work to pay your social security payments and fix your roads and stuff. We need kids because we need people in society. Everyone needs parents around, even if they aren't one themselves.
There's no lack of parents or children so none of these points seems to matter anyway. Overpopulation is actually more of an issue.
> Everyone needs parents around, even if they aren't one themselves.
No, children need adults around. Everyone does not need parents around. This is all far off base from what my comments stated and just your opinions about parents.
But your workmates kids push the society forward so you will have better retirement and their taxes will pay for your roads you gonna use with your wheelchair when you're old and grumpy.
