June 9, 201313 yr We can all laugh and make fun of how big a "loser" he is, but from an evolutionary standpoint he is a much bigger "winner" than any of us will ever be, in terms of contributing to the future gene pool.
June 9, 201313 yr We can all laugh and make fun of how big a "loser" he is, but from an evolutionary standpoint he is a much bigger "winner" than any of us will ever be, in terms of contributing to the future gene pool. We have a very different view on what a contributor to the gene pool is.
June 9, 201313 yr I have two kids and this guy has 22... thus he has contributed 11 times the amount of genetic material to the next generation, compared to my contribution. We all need to get crackin'...
June 9, 201313 yr I have two kids and this guy has 22... thus he has contributed 11 times the amount of genetic material to the next generation, compared to my contribution. We all need to get crackin'... Quality not quantity to the gene pool is much more important.
June 9, 201313 yr The best: Interviewer: "You think you'll have any more kids?" Man: "No! Why you think I'm out here mentoring kids...talking to kids..." :lol: I spit my drink all over the place when hearing him say that.
June 9, 201313 yr it always frustrates me to know that there are decent hard working couples out there struggling with infertility. Then you have this idiot fathering children he has no intention of taking care of. You can't tell me the mothers of these children are brain surgeons either. That gene pool is very shallow. What are the chances that those 22 children will grow up to be responsible adults? Sad, sad, sad.
June 10, 201313 yr Quality not quantity to the gene pool is much more important. I will disagree with your statement. I understand what you are trying to say, but what we are seeing in American is an overwhelming number of people who see the government as their main provider. I believe one of our biggest problems are children growing up in single parent homes. Stats show that a large percentage of these children are fed, clothed and housed by the government, though no fault of their own. They then grow up thinking that the government owes them a living as they become adults. It is not about the gene pool, but the lack of parental models to educate them on being responsible citizens. The number of individuals who believe this are beginning to overwhelm the system. Largely caused by individuals like this guy who has no moral compass.
June 10, 201313 yr Recently a group that frequents one of the restaurants in my town was talking about a situation in the area of this thread. One of the females at the table said she knew of girls who would deliberately get pregnant because a single mom with children qualify for quite a bit of government assistance, particularly medical assistance and food stamps. I just wonder if some of this man's women falls into that category. I mean, if one really makes any kind of effort there's plenty of ways to prevent pregnacy. Health departments hand out bags full of condoms is just one of the avenues to prevent unplanned babies.....unless, of course, the plan is to become pregnant for a reason.
June 11, 201313 yr Recently a group that frequents one of the restaurants in my town was talking about a situation in the area of this thread. One of the females at the table said she knew of girls who would deliberately get pregnant because a single mom with children qualify for quite a bit of government assistance, particularly medical assistance and food stamps. I just wonder if some of this man's women falls into that category. I mean, if one really makes any kind of effort there's plenty of ways to prevent pregnacy. Health departments hand out bags full of condoms is just one of the avenues to prevent unplanned babies.....unless, of course, the plan is to become pregnant for a reason. The guy has 22 kids and you seriously want to turn this around and blame the women? How about poverty, lack of education, lack of family unit? If health departments hand out bags full of condoms how come teen pregnancy is still a problem? Oh, yeah, because the government is paying by the baby.
June 11, 201313 yr The guy has 22 kids and you seriously want to turn this around and blame the women? How about poverty, lack of education, lack of family unit? If health departments hand out bags full of condoms how come teen pregnancy is still a problem? Oh, yeah, because the government is paying by the baby. Rolls your eyes all you want, but believe it or not, it happens. Now, you have hit on several points that go hand in hand with one becoming pregnant for a reason---lack of education, ignorance, poor home environment with little to no mentoring, etc. But I agree with the female in our restaurant discussion that in some cases girls do seek out males to become pregnant for the government assistance/ medical cards. I've seen it happen in the county I live in. Not all of these 22 children were born under those circumstances, but if the number is 5 or 6 that's too many. I'm not attempting to place no blame on the man in this fiasco. He's as irresponsible as they come.
June 11, 201313 yr The guy has 22 kids and you seriously want to turn this around and blame the women? How about poverty, lack of education, lack of family unit? If health departments hand out bags full of condoms how come teen pregnancy is still a problem? Oh, yeah, because the government is paying by the baby. How about we place blame on both like it's deserved? Not treat the women as poor innocent victims and this guy like scum.
June 11, 201313 yr It's hard to place blame on the women when we don't know anything about them. We know at least some of them are on public assistance but are any of them able to support the child(ren) they had with this guy without assistance? Did any of them know about all the other kids? Did any get pregnant on purpose? So many unanswered questions about the women that I just can't comment on them. This guy, however, we know has 22 kids that he does not/cannot support so I place more of the blame on him. At what point do you say to yourself, damn, I have this many kids already; maybe I should think about getting snipped before I knock any more women up. JMO
June 11, 201313 yr It's hard to place blame on the women when we don't know anything about them. We know at least some of them are on public assistance but are any of them able to support the child(ren) they had with this guy without assistance? Did any of them know about all the other kids? Did any get pregnant on purpose? So many unanswered questions about the women that I just can't comment on them. This guy, however, we know has 22 kids that he does not/cannot support so I place more of the blame on him. At what point do you say to yourself, damn, I have this many kids already; maybe I should think about getting snipped before I knock any more women up. JMO It takes two to tango. It boggles my mind that so many people always want to give the women a free pass when it comes to these kind of things. Like they didn't have a choice in the matter.
June 11, 201313 yr I didn't say I don't blame the women entirely; I just don't know enough about them to form any opinion. But, come on, seriously?! 1 man = 22 kids. 14 women = 22 kids. Those 14 women may or may not have known about the other women or other kids but HE knew about all of them. In this situation, I totally put more of the blame on him.
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