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my first thought was "this isn't news". some staged footage of a man throwing away a sign? slow news day or brain-damaged news outlet? second thought: this isn't a problem under our oh-so-socialist medical system. parents don't have to beg for handouts because the social compact ensures the uk looks after sick children i sympathise with the parents cos they must want to spend as much time as possible with their sexcrement (term copyright: richard herring) but the kid is probably going to die by age 2, and is probably going to suffering in the meantime. sign that DNR guys |
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i can imagine the mindset of whoever put up the signs: shut up about your stupid baby. it's doomed anyways. i have my own problems and rent to pay, and you should have been prepared for this before popping out a kid. i have this feeling a lot, actually, because you can't walk two blocks in america without seeing a photo of some baby next to a donation jar. like: it's a baby! i'm supposed to coo and get sympathetic! and pull out my wallet! ugh still, though, to actually go through the effort of making signs, putting them up... that guy (because it almost certainly was a guy) needs a hobby. pointless and cruel. not an opinion that should have been shared. should have just posted on some obscure internet forum instead |
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jam & spoon |
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let's give belb a though look |
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