Sunday, January 30, 2005

Casualties of selfishness

Half of all very premature babies are disabled.

"The rate of premature births in the United States has crept up in recent years, in part because of a rise in multiple births and older mothers.

"It's important to realize that prematurity is a major public health problem. One in eight babies are born prematurely," said Dr. Scott Berns of the March of Dimes."

We need to stop the baby-at-all-costs madness. We need to stop the geriatric breeding. We need to stop the infertility treatments.

If people really loved kids, if they really cared about kids and not just about themselves, then they wouldn't do this to a child. They wouldn't subject a new life to a nearly 50 percent chance of disability.

How odd it is that once the kids are born, parents expect the world to be bubble-wrapped and sanitized, but those same parents give seemingly little thought to the problems they inflict on the kids they are bringing into to the world. It's never their fault, or their responsibility.

Saturday, January 29, 2005

CF sites bustin' out all over

New childfree rant and discussion sites are popping up all over the place. Here are a few I've spotted:

Rant Sites

CF Rants


BratFree - The Rant Room


Discussion Boards

CF Rants Discussion

BratFree - The Rant Room Forum

UKCFBoard

I'll post more as I find them.

Friday, January 28, 2005

Geeks are smart.

PuterGeek knows parents need to start acting like parents.

Why is this such a radical idea? Why do parents not get that it isn't OK to let your kids yell and run wild anywhere and everywhere? Certainly not all these parents were raised that way. Some of them must have been raised by responsible people who understood that the entire world is not a playground. How did that lesson not get passed on? What will it take to make parents understand that they have a responsibility to ensure their children learn to behave properly?

Saturday, January 08, 2005

A brief plug for a deserving group

The World Childfree Association, Incorporated

Visit the site and take a look around. Consider supporting them by buying a membership, donating through Paypal, purchasing goods from their CafePress store, or buying a book through their Amazon link.