The more babies she has the more welfare money she can draw. With her new found notoriety, she will probably get a big new house out of all this, as well as a free ride for all 14 of those kids.
I am outraged at the ignorance, arrogance, stupidity and selfishness of this woman,...to bring as many children into this world as she has and NOT to be able to pay for them is simply fucking incredibly outrageous!!
She has no job, is currently "disabled" (yea, right!), living on food stamps, owes over $50K in student loans already besides having six kids under the age of 8 before she gives birth to these 8 babies. Who in the fuck does she think she is, the old lady who lived in the shoe??
Now we are going to have our hard-earned tax monies diverted to feed and care for her brood in a state which is already on the brink of financial disaster. Maybe we should have the doctor and his medical office pay for the care of all of these children. It seems to me that some medical ethical standard was violated, at a minimum.
What is wrong with these type of people? Do they believe they have a sense of entitlement? Do they feel we all owe them something? I don't understand it, so could someone please, please explain it to me.
If I sound angry, then I am sorry but I am pissed off!!
For all the outrage and anger that the octuplets case evokes, except for the magnitude, it’s not tremendously different than any poor or disadvantaged person having children they cannot afford. Yes, it is more severe due to the prematurity and low birth weight of the babies, but the real travesty is going to be the quality of life her 14 kids (or the ones that survive) will experience.
I earlier suggested that laws or ethic regulations be enacted that prevent this from happening again. I do not suggest that the same or similar laws or ethics oversee indigent motherhood on the other end of the spectrum, but I do think that all people, single or married, should avoid having children that they cannot afford or are ill-equipped to raise. That being said, once the pregnancies and births occur, the public and private sector must step up to the challenge of providing the best we can.
So if 6 + 8 at a time is clearly over the line, where exactly IS the line, let alone trying to figure out how to enforce it?
My spouse had twins (naturally). They came early and spent 6 weeks in the NICU. The hospital bill was $250,000. Do you think the unemployed woman has insurance?
The more babies she has the more welfare money she can draw. With her new found notoriety, she will probably get a big new house out of all this, as well as a free ride for all 14 of those kids.
And on top of it, she looks like she has had plastic surgery in an effort to look like Angelina Jolie, too! I'll bet the state had to pay for that too!!
The woman is a true Psycho-Bitch! And us taxpayers get stuck footing the bill for her antics.