It seems impossible for s 26 year old woman to have 7 children.
It seems impossible for s 26 year old woman to have 7 children.
White people call that lifestyle the "quiverfull movement" and millions of other white people watch it on television.In America, anything is possible.
I'm sorry, I don't know anything about this lady's finances, but I'm not exactly sure why we need to talk about it. Go on though, it seems like you want to complete that thought.Having never watched anything like that on TV, I am making an assumption here, but I would guess the relevant difference is not the color of their skin but the means to provide for the quiver.
Having never watched anything like that on TV, I am making an assumption here, but I would guess the relevant difference is not the color of their skin but the means to provide for the quiver.
I'm sorry, I don't know anything about this lady's finances, but I'm not exactly sure why we need to talk about it. Go on though, it seems like you want to complete that thought.
Awesome, what does that have to do with the quiverfull movement?We know that she is living in a housing project, as the article told us that.
An ultra conservative Christian movement where people entrust the Lord with their family planning and refuse to use any form of birth control.Forgive me...what is the quiverfull movement?
I'm sorry, I don't know anything about this lady's finances, but I'm not exactly sure why we need to talk about it. Go on though, it seems like you want to complete that thought.
We know that she is living in a housing project, as the article told us that.
Awesome, what does that have to do with the quiverfull movement?
You're assuming I read the article (I didn't). I was just responding to the disappointing direction of a conversation about a 27 year old woman with multiple children. Not too far from this spot aren't a few of us also involved in a conversation about the morality of abortion? Pretty sure this lady made her kids using the same way method as the Duggar brood.I have no idea, I was just responding to your comment that you didn't know anything about the lady's finances.
You're assuming I read the article (I didn't). I was just responding to the disappointing direction of a conversation about a 27 year old woman with multiple children. Not too far from this spot aren't a few of us also involved in a conversation about the morality of abortion? Pretty sure this lady made her kids using the same way method as the Duggar brood.
I'm not going to answer that rhetorical question directly because I disagree with the context. Maybe the only thing left in life that gets your dick hard is to bitch about the personal responsibility of urban poor, but I'm not as interested in participating in your neocon circle jerk - it's a little to close to home I guess.Cop-out non-answer. LK didn't ask you to "condemn" anyone or anything. He simply asked you which situation that you thought was more irresponsible....and you completely evaded answering him by saying "who made me the arbiter....."
To say that you answered LK's question "specifically" is a total crock of shit.
Go fuck yourself old man, I've responded to his and your question multiple times, specifically, - i'm not entertaining your capitalistic eugenics rhetorical, get the fuck over it. Poor people have kids too.Good Lord, man, you are all over the place with this. In post #188 you stated that you answered LK's question specifically. Now, in your very next post, you say you are not going to answer his question.
And do you really think that I am a "neocon"? LOL. Time to stop digging, friend. You're getting in a deeper hole with each new response.
In light of your posts so far since LK's question, I think that signing off would probably be your wisest move.