Jon and Kate Plus A Million Other Kids

I protest the procreation addiction being obtusely exploited for low brow viewing pleasure on surreality television in the guise of infotainment. I am particularly offended by this ruse where, after years of undergoing the fertility rituals, some human pair of modest means will force their child-litter to begin life in an expensive 18-month stay in pediatric incubation that subsequently results in lucretive sponsorship that enslaves their children to the makers of disposable diapers and baby furniture for the next two decades. The truth is a virulent horde of baby-having nuts, who very likely shouldn't have children, have discovered they can milk corporate enterainment coffers and public sympathy; or, as Biblical prophets state it best, evil, selfish parents are passing their children through the fires of the cable entertainment industry, a known form of irreversible child damage. The worst thing is the idiots who watch this crap so faithfully have legitimized this genre. Consequently, we have been inundated with idiots pretty much living naked in their glass homes on global television for cash. This genre of unsettling exhibitionism can't possibly possitively impact the poor children in the long run. These poor kids are little more than expendible props. My question is, where are all those interfering social service agencies when they're child protective meddling is so greatly needed?

In my limited estimation, most of these so-called parents who have gone to horrifically psychotic lengths to be paid to 'parent live' are themselves too unhinged to be trusted to water plants, let alone raise a child. That nothwithstanding, since these attention-starved diaper-sniffers so desperately need children only to perpetrate the fraud of zealous parental fulfillment, I say let them pay for their parenting-fix the same way any normal parent with kids is forced to support their broods of various numbers. Let these conniving child abusers sustain their brood-addiction with the same jobs the rest of us work to support our kids. Consider it an overdue intervention. With this venue of intervention, Jon and Kate, OctoMom, and theDuggars will be too tired from WORKING 12 and 16 hour days provide banal voyeurs with 45 minutes of remotely interesting matierial to continue perpetrating this fraudulent ruse.

For the voyeuristic enablers who keep these shows on the air, GET A FREAKING LIFE! Stop following these idiots around like Pharisees traipsing in behind Jesus for free fishes and loaves. It's high time for viewers to cut these child-abusing circus freaks off for their own good, in the best interest of the children victimized by this scandalous exploitation. Adult human pairs spritually, physically, emotionally, or financially unable to become parents, sans the obscenely unethical arrogance of our greedy fertility industry, probably should not have kids anyway. I think GOD has spoken here. Through infertility, He's made clear that not every human pair screwing is going to fruitfully multiply. And, folks like the Duggars and OctoMom, who have damned humanity by coupling obvious poor impulse control with an inexplicably insatiable need to breed, ought to be judiciously institutionalized and forcibly sterilized for the good of the rest of the world. They're thoughtlessly thinning humanity's available life-sustaining resources. The planet can't continue to sustain their resource drain for much longer. We all have to live off those depleted rations!

People act as if though this kind of drama doesn't go on in their own families. These TV families are not impervious to average troubles. Sure, Jon and Kate fight a lot - so do my mom and dad who have been married for 26 years. Any relationship will run into some sort of skirmish.

I just find it sad that the tabloids have to affect these families. Its different if you're Britney and choose to be in the lime light. But I believe these big families that are "cashing in" are not doing so by their own choosing. These people have college funds to save up for, along with bills, and other normal expenses.