Thursday, December 8, 2011

Condolences, Internet Style

The Duggar family, whom I have written about before, lost their 20th baby today. Below are just a few things the glorious, anonymous internet (which I also have written about before) had to say:


The womb is not a clown car.
Posted by: Gigi | December 8, 2011, 9:45 pm 9:45 pm 

Get a clue! ——-God
Posted by: RomeWasntBurnedInaNight | December 8, 2011, 8:39 pm 8:39 pm

Why are the reproductive issues and decisions of this idiot national news? Who in the world announces to the world that she’s had a miscarriage and actually thinks the world cares? These people need to get over themselves already.
Posted by: Mary Kaye | December 8, 2011, 9:02 pm 9:02 pm 

My condolences to the family. maybe time to shut down the oven?
 by AttentionDeficit December 8, 2011 5:48 PM EST

I dont understand anyone on here who is defending this woman. Ive lost a child as well and understand her pain but...... NOBODY needs that many children. She cannot possibly give every one of those the INDIVIDUAL attention they NEED, not to mention she is abusing her body by putting it through that much. The human body was not meant to bear that many children.
Posted by: Anonymous, about an hour ago  

(in response to someone saying the Duggar's choices are no on else's business)
You’re absolutely correct. It is no one’s business. So why is this in the news? Oh yea, because [the Duggar's] issued a press release telling everyone, thus making it our business and open for discussion! If they don’t want to face public opinion they should go raise their herd in private!
Posted by: Jenn | December 8, 2011, 9:28 pm 9:28 pm 
 
I'm glad I'm not alone in not quite feeling 100% sympathetic about it. Yes, miscarriages are tragic. However, I feel a lot more sympathy towards the women in this country who cannot carry their first or second child to term, or who cannot conceive at all, than for a woman who has child after child after child, and then turns to reality TV to help provide an income to raise them. Those who lose child #1 or child #2 to a miscarriage or who cannot conceive deserve my empathy a lot more than Michelle Duggar does. If that makes me callous or unfeeling, so be it, but someone who has 19 kids and opts for more when there are people out there who can't have even one should have little expectation of sympathy for their own sadness at missing out on #20.

Posted by:  AZ, 1 hour ago

Can you imagine if everyone thought like these nutballs!!!!!
 by deohgee December 8, 2011 6:04 PM EST

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If everyone thought like the Duggars, the next generation would know how to work on a team, to live on a budget, and to act on their beliefs even in the face of intense criticism. The world would be full of optimistic individuals too busy thanking God for their blessings, helping their neighbors, and enjoying life to waste time in front of a television...or worse, spewing venom from behind a computer. Comments about clown cars and nutballs would disappear, in favor of prayers and wishes of peace. And, no one would try to justify abandoning morals and attacking fellow humans personally on the basis it's "public news" so it's "fair game."

If everyone thought like the Duggars, every single child would know he/she was desired and deeply loved by Mom and Dad.  
 
This baby's death, ultimately, is a loss for the entire world, which--if his or her siblings are any indication--should mourn the passing of a future self-supporting, God-fearing, life-loving citizen at a time we desperately need more of them....

Prayers for you, Duggar family. May you feel the presence of God and the support of the thousands of internet-users who wish you well...ignoring all the rest.

5 comments:

  1. A PERSON DIED!

    That's what I wanted to shout while reading the comments. So many people believe that they're worthless because no one likes them, their backgrounds are rough, they don't stand out. They aren't special. Don't people see how they promote those feelings?:

    The baby isn't valuable because we didn't want him anyway. The baby isn't valuable because we don't like her family. The baby doesn't matter because he would have just faded into the rest of his family anyway. That baby is just one out of 20--one of out of 7 billion people in the world. And since we never found out what she had to offer us, she doesn't matter.

    How can we have so many anti-bullying campaigns and still be so ruthless when it comes to a dead baby and his mourning parents? I'd far rather a child be born to parents with so much love that 19 kids can't contain it all, than to someone who can't comprehend that kind of love to begin with.

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