Whenever they come into my shop I'm like "oh noes" and that horror movie suspense soundtrack plays in my head.
They are just so slow and i think how much of a burden they are to their care-ers. just think how much money and emotional strain and stress that their parents must get. and to add to that, the parents would loose friends, possibly loose their jobs to pay for and look after their "child".
I have made up my mind that if I, well, my wife, gave birth to a disabled child I will refuse it.
Well, heres another issue for you... can you say "no thanks" when they present your newborn baby to you at the hospital? because if you say no and they give it to you anyway, what if then that parent goes and kills the baby? is that then the hospitals fault for not premeditating the event?
-- Rob Ahern After a good 4 years on here, it's time to quit. Thanks for the good times. robahern.com.au
Between 40% and 70% of all children who develop cerebral palsy were born prematurely.
Down syndrome is a chromosomal abnormality characterized by the presence of an extra copy of genetic material on the 21st chromosome. So it can happen to anyone, anywhere.
I hope you get hit by a car and die painfully slowly. I don't believe in hell, but I hope you suffer.
Or better yet, I hope that you have a daughter or son in the near future who has Downs syndrome. You are less than human, so you can't say fuck all about disabled people you cunt. I know a girl with Down syndrome who was the brightest child anyone could ever hope to meet. She certainly had more brains and common deceny than you do.
I used to be really irritated by people with mental disabilities until I started working in a hospital. Now I just laugh at them on the Internet and focus my irrational loathing on mouthbreathers and people with harelips.
and that horror movie suspense soundtrack plays in my head.
They are just so slow and i think how much of a burden they are to their care-ers. just think how much money and emotional strain and stress that their parents must get. and to add to that, the parents would loose friends, possibly loose their jobs to pay for and look after their "child".
I have made up my mind that if I, well, my wife, gave birth to a disabled child I will refuse it.
Well, heres another issue for you... can you say "no thanks" when they present your newborn baby to you at the hospital? because if you say no and they give it to you anyway, what if then that parent goes and kills the baby? is that then the hospitals fault for not premeditating the event?
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Rob Ahern
After a good 4 years on here, it's time to quit. Thanks for the good times.
robahern.com.au