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With respects your comments are as shallow as you appear to be,"Mr. Dickhead" as you call him is in the military he doesn't have a choice, moron, to be gone or not, and at least this new mother has the maturity to identify that she has a problem but is unsure how to deal with a child, I would venture to say most young people hardly know anything about raising a child. Your lack of understanding of the burden of being in the military and the strain on the families. As you sit in your den all comfortable and snug realize that there are those who put others before themselfs so you can be safe and sound in your ignorance.

Before you condemn somebodies life try expanding your knowledge of their lives.

If you have ever left your comfortable meager existence you have for a minute, you may have more empathy.

If not drag your butt to where I am and inconvenience yourself for others.

Sere_Doc

Camp Victory, Baghdad Iraq

BTW change your handle, to something other than scripture, it confirms your being a hypocrite.

,"Mr. Dickhead" as you call him is in the military he doesn't have a choice, moron, to be gone or not

(1) My problem with him has zero to do with his being in the military or being on assignment away from home.

(2) Being in the military, whether or not on assignment away from home, is no magic shield that keeps a person from being a rotten human being. There are rotten human beings in all walks of life, in all fields of endeavor. Yes, even in the military.

(3) Get off your soap-box about how tough it is to be in the military and also be a young parent. Thousands of people do it, and they manage just fine without bitterly hating their children like this woman, and without using the child to control their spouse, like the woman's husband. Don't demean the good people in the military just to excuse these two lousy examples.

(4) My handle has nothing to do with children. My tagline does, and it is the exact opposite of hypocrisy. My only sympathies in this pathetic story are with the child, not with either parent. The parents made their choices. The child has no choice -- and no protection.