Are you saying this child should not have been born? And are you trying to compare a 60 year old dying of cancer with a child who was entirely curable - not only that but a child who suffered in AGONY for a year before he died; with not even palliative care once he became terminal.
You are right, people die. You are also very, very callous. I truly pity you, from the very bottom of my heart. I am so thankful to God that although I have many frustrations with how our system works, I have not sunk to the depths of your cynicism.
Thank him all you want. I give selflessly to help those that I want to help. I do so because I desire to, not because I am required to.
I am saying that there are children, born unto unfit parents everyday, that should not have been born. Yes. Did I say that they should have been aborted? No.
Some people should be sterilized and means testing should be a must for indigent “parents” before being allowed to procreate.
Have you ever driven through the slum of any major city? We are breeding armys of animals, not children. We are breeding armys of socialist net consumers.
Open your heart and your wallet if you like. I can also direct you to a dozen different charitable organizations that could use your labor, as I provide mine.
I’m nearly 60 and I have seen the ravages of cancer in both young and old in my own family. I have walked through Shriners hospitals visiting kids bearing gifts (besides the gift I have already given) and yes, I’m callous.
It is the kinder, gentler people like you that help to perpetuate this uber class of the needy.
The huge and fat, the scrawny and weak...we screw with evolution everyday. I’m not against having people see doctors. Pay for it. Im not against people getting open heart surgery. Pay for it. What did we have in 1930? A country of callous monsters? No, the generous were still generous.
Now YOU have created a class of the expecting. A wellfare class. Thank you for giving other people my money.
All I’m saying is that it needn’t be this way. Fifty years of not having will (maybe) undo what crime has been done to all of us.