Protesters found him outside and requested he speak with us. According to Peter Singer, the media has blown his statements out of proportion. He tried to defend himself against remarks he has made about the worthiness of life of disabled infants.
Apes have a better understanding of self and personhood than an infant.
Of course, we asked him what this had to do with people with disabilities. Singer denied that he said that all disabled babies could be killed, even after 28 days after their birth, if the parents believed they would be better off dead. This is in direct conflict with what he wrote in his book Practical Ethics . We tried to impress upon him that, as a college professor in an Ivy League school like Princeton, he is impressing young minds and teaching that disabled infants do not have quality of life as do able-bodied infants. We told him that these young minds would believe him.