It's time to stop depraved madmen from breeding two-headed human freaks at the taxpayers' expense

What happens when you are told that you have almost no chance of getting pregnant (as they were) you stop using protection, as their is really no need. The baby easily could have been an accident, and the husband has probably been looking for a better job, so he could afford a family. .. They had good reasoning, their chances of getting pregnant again is slim to none, and the twins have a chance of survival, and a fairly good life:" I think most of us have been financially embarrassed at some time in our lives, I know I have. When I was setting up my first company I had no income at all, so when one of my girlfriends announced she was pregnant (despite me taking precautions to prevent this happening) I was anxious that the child would not be born into an impoverished environment and, with her consent, arranged for the pregnancy to be terminated. My contention is that this couple should take similar responsibility. Once they are on a more stable financial footing, they may try again for a baby and should their attempts prove unsuccessful, they can apply to adopt. They could apply to adopt now, but given their current economic situation, their application would be very unlikely to be successful. This underlines how unfair it would be on the child to bring it into the world in such dire circumstances, even if it were healthy. "It hardly seems fair to call a women obese…" Why not, if she is? However, in this case I merely observed that she was overweight in the same way as I observed her partner looks sinister, which he undeniably does. "Life can be expensive sometimes. But that doesn't meant we should force death. " Further to my earlier point about taking responsibility, in this case the infant has an 80% chance of dying anyway, and even if it does survive, its life would not be worth living. Just as sometimes the kindest thing to do to an animal in distress is to end its misery by putting it down, surely the most humane course of action in this case would be to have the pregnancy terminated? "They were engaged. And do not judge person's religious views when you have not spoken to or meant [sic] them. " I don't need to meet them to understand that they claim to be devout Catholics yet do not follow the ecumenical doctrine of that faith – if they did, Chamberlain wouldn't be up the duff in the first place! "How do you know that he is a 'religious mad man' it didn't say he was in the article, nor did it lead you to believe he was, you haven't talked to him or meant [sic] him. You negatively judged them with no reasoning, evidence, or proof behind it. And his children could live very happy healthy lives. Abigael and Brittany (Girls born with the same condition) are eighteen and living happy healthy lives, who says their twins couldn't? " I have no doubt whatsoever that Pedance would like to see the mutant child grow up to be an adult. He's a bit short of cash these days and a twin-headed freak could prove to be his passport to riches. Just imagine, it could be the star attraction at circuses around the world. I am personally against circuses exhibiting freaks for the amusement of the paying public, but a lot of people would pay good money to see someone with two heads. Even better if they had two distinct personalities! The left head might be shy and retiring and the right head might be rude and aggressive. Imagine the conversations the mutant could have with itself… Right Head to Left Head – "Right, I'm going down the pub to get wasted. " Left Head to Right Head – (meekly) "Oh, please don't. You know I'm a teetotaller but because we only have one body between us, when you get drunk, so do I. " Right Head to Left Head – (Right Head spits in Left Head's face) "Shut it, you slag! " Left Head to Right Head – (tears in eyes) "Oh dear…. " Although people might find this entertaining, overall, I don't think Pedance should be allowed to exploit his child's disabilities for personal financial gain, especially when it is the taxpayer that has paid for its upbringing. Thank you.