they should take away the doctor's medical license if he agrees. I think that happened to the "octomom" dr. I find this and all the actors in this sh*t well beyond base and repulsive. i hate the duggars.
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Religious tax exemptions piss me off to no end, especially when I see homeless people sleeping on the sidewalk outside of large, ornate churches.
To me, the worst part is that they practice a parenting "technique" that I consider straight up abuse. It's called the Pearl method or "blanket training." What Michelle does is when a baby gets old enough to crawl, she puts it on a blanket on the floor. When the baby tries to crawl off the blanket, she hits it. She…
Yes, but their wealth has no "self-support" involved. They don't pay for their health insurance (a huge boon with a family that size, literally hundreds of thousands of dollars a year, and a benefit of his single term as an Arkansas state legislator that he makes no attempt to hide is the only reason he ran for…
As much as I hate to defend them in any way, I think it was a little different with John and Kate. She was only pregnant twice, it was just multiples both times. I assume they thought that they'd end up with (at most) four kids total since they had two with the first fertility treatment. No way were the planning on…
Self supporting with the money they make from a television show that they have to keep interesting by continuing to have children.
lolwtf, are all their sponsorships going to get taken away if she stops shitting out kids or what?
My 6-year-old son asked me about going to Sea World the other day and I was straight up with him and told him my feelings (without being graphic). By the end of the conversation he was ready with a plan to go down there and set the whales free. Fuck Sea World!
Its one of the things I have never understood. If it is between consenting adults, no one is getting hurt - or hurt too badly if you like a little bit o pain, then what right does the government have to say what you can and cant do.
Srsly. I just posted a comment about a kid I used to nanny who comes from a super hardcore gun-toting family who posted a pic on FB yesterday of a rattlesnake that he found in his driveway, nailed to a tree, and shot in the head with a Glock pistol, alongside his ten-year-old brother. But this is the family that…
That is because decent gun owners don't brag about owning a gun, nor do they ever show up in public places with a gun and they would not ever threaten anyone for speaking their mind about gun ownership. Basically, you wouldn't know they own a gun unless you directly asked them about it.
It has everything to do with fear. Two years ago was the first time in history that more non-white babies than white babies were born in the US. Religious belief is declining, especially with young people (there's a big evangelical connection to gun rights.) The election of a scary black man for President, who is…
I own firearms and refuse to join the NRA specifically because their rhetoric is toxic in the extreme
You say, "I've never understood" and then proceed to explain to the masses your expert opinion.
I'm a proud gun owner but I don't attend any event that is specifically about guns, whether it's for or against. I am a women and I am not white. I simply do not feel safe around men like that.
Sure, but the assholes who have guns have an extremely easy to express their assholery by wounding or killing someone, which makes them quite a bit scarier.
As someone who owns and likes shooting guns I wish I could say "this is a minority, there are plenty of good gun owners etc etc." But frankly I don't go to certain ranges anymore because of shit like this, I cant go shoot in competitions without some retard getting up on a soap box during the orientation and going on…
When I was in high school, I refused to stand during the pledge. We had several Jehovah's Witnesses who also refused to stand, so I'm pretty sure no one really thought much or cared about my motivations. Then I went into our 'Advanced Speech' class and part of that class was reading the announcements for a week. I…
I'm a teacher and I have never asked a student to justify why they don't say the pledge. That seems almost a bit intrusive.