It's Not a Clown Car

[Big Magilla]

I agree with anonymous and DWS. As long as they can afford all these children it's nobody's business but theirs, but what are they doing on television? I hope they're not like that crazy unmarried, unemployed nutcase who expects the state to pay for fourteen kids she's ill-equipped to raise on her own.

[dws1982]

I see nothing wrong with the father wanting to bring his children up to respect God. He want his children to have a certain set of values. It's called "Raising Your Children", and anyone who has them is allowed to raise them however they see fit, within the confines of the law, whether you agree or disagree with their beliefs. It's one of the things I like about this country, and if I have children one day, I look forward to raising them the way I want to, and not the way someone else thinks I should.

As for the rest, I agree with anonymous. I don't think it's a good idea personally, because of health issues, as well as the difficulty of giving so many children the love and attention they deserve. But she's an adult, her husband's an adult. It's no one's business what they do. If we don't want people to stick their noses into our lives and what we do, we should keep our noses out of their lives.

[anonymous1980]

All I can say is: It's their life. It's their choice. They can afford it. They're not hurting anyone. So, whatever.

[OscarGuy]

I didn't post this on Facebook because I know at least half a dozen people who will bitch, moan and get mad at me. I don't need the drama. So, I thought I would share with a bunch of people who at least somewhat get me and go from there.

So, was passing through the living room this morning and a morning show was on and that lady from Arkansas with the large quantity of children announced they were expecting their 19th child.

WTF? I mean seriously, lady, your vagina is NOT a clown car. Stop having kids already (and what's worse is that her husband stated emphatically that the kids would be brought up to respect God).