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Disgusting.

37 replies · 7,308 views · Started 16 March 2008

This rules.

EDIT: Is this what that South Park episode where Cartman gets on Maury and goes "What-evah, I do what I want" is based off of?

Masamune wrote: Is this what that South Park episode where Cartman gets on Maury and goes "What-evah, I do what I want" is based off of?

Yeah, haha that's what I was thinking. "Whatever ill do what I want! It's my body ill do what I want! Whateveh." ...Can you say "home school?" little girl.

But it seems this one went unnoticed: The wrath of the pickes! *Warning* this scene contains pickles, viewer discretion is advised.

Yeah, I saw the one about pickles. That's hilarious. 😊

Dann Woolf wrote:Yeah, I ain't touching this with a 10-foot-long pole.

This video isn't visually disgusting (such that it would make you want to throw up), it's just the kind of person the video is about that is disgusting. "Appalling" is a better word.

Masamune wrote:Is this what that South Park episode where Cartman gets on Maury and goes "What-evah, I do what I want" is based off of?

It looks that way since the girl in this video talks like that. I don't watch South Park, though.

...the hell, man? It's like, suddenly, just out of nowhere, we have this big surge in teenage girls who actually WANT to get pregnant and have a baby. I don't get it. When the hell did being an unwed, teenage mother suddenly come in style?

EDIT: Oh God, the pickles. "This girl's afraid of pickles. Let's take her to a pickle factory."

rock_nog wrote:...the hell, man? It's like, suddenly, just out of nowhere, we have this big surge in teenage girls who actually WANT to get pregnant and have a baby. I don't get it. When the hell did being an unwed, teenage mother suddenly come in style?

When it was decided that the father has to pay for pretty much anything.

Next on the agenda: Democrats propose massive tax raise to pay for all these kids' health care and education.

[watches personal responsibility fly out the window]

Dann Woolf wrote:When it was decided that the father has to pay for pretty much anything.

Nah... This isn't about getting a free meal ticket. Seriously, it seems like girls these days see babies as some sort of a fashion accessory, like those obnoxious little dogs in purses.

Beldaran - Damn right man, those babies should teach themselves! Maybe get a job, work for their insurance, too. Damn lousy no-account babies. Of course, the Democrats also wanted more than just abstinence-only sex education in the classrooms, because it's been shown that abstinence-only simply leads to irresponsible sex, but we apparently didn't want that, either.

rock_nog wrote:Nah... This isn't about getting a free meal ticket. Seriously, it seems like girls these days see babies as some sort of a fashion accessory, like those obnoxious little dogs in purses.

You're right.

It's about getting a free everything.

Think about it. Getting your food, clothes, etc. etc. paid for by some gormless young lad and all you have to do is let him knock you up? Not to mention most of the teen mothers probably had a bad background, like living with abusive (step)parents, poverty, etc. Being a young mother looks like candyland compared to that. [size=-7]Ironically, they probably end up living in poverty and becoming abusive parents themselves.[/size]

Once one of those cock trappers gets you they can, and will take every penny they can.

No, I mean, half the time, they don't even care about the father. They just want the baby. I mean, what good does it do, anyway, getting knocked up by some high school kid who hasn't got any more? No, it's like no one ever explained to these girls that babies are not just fancy Cabbage-Patch dolls.

Okay, video starts, I'm thinking, "15 year old promiscuous girl, society is going to hell" etc. But that kind of baby obsession? This girl probably seriously has something messed up. I mean, all the stuff she collected. This ain't normal, even by todays standards. This is obsessed to a medical point. She needs therapy.

Is this really even worth taking seriously? It's fairly probable it's staged, and even if it's not, these people volunteered to go on the show fully knowing what they were getting into. That's beyond redemption.

Far more troubling are the audience members who eat up this shit like Sunday morning brunch. I'm pretty sure there are some serious problems with those people.

Next on the agenda: Democrats propose massive tax raise to pay for all these kids' health care and education.

[watches personal responsibility fly out the window]


You know, that just made me realize. "No Child Left Behind" is one of Bush's poster achievements, but it's extremely Liberal.

rock_nog wrote:No, I mean, half the time, they don't even care about the father. They just want the baby. I mean, what good does it do, anyway, getting knocked up by some high school kid who hasn't got any more? No, it's like no one ever explained to these girls that babies are not just fancy Cabbage-Patch dolls.

They don't care about if their baby daddy is a broke highschooler. They want cash, the father of their baby has to get it, or he gets clobbered with the IRL banhammer.

These girls don't care if they ruin someone's life, just as long as they get what they want.

You don't get it The baby's daddy isn't in the picture. He's not important. Hell, half the time who the hell even knows who he is? These girls aren't chaining down men.

Grah, No Child Left Behind! *anger* Stupid program designed by stupid people who know nothing about education! I absolutely cannot stand the message that it represents - we don't want students to think, we want them to memorize. A student's entire success or failure hinges solely on the teacher - so much for personal responsibility. *grumble grumble*

And I agree, this video was likely staged, but the disturbing fact is this is an actual phenomenon.

This isn't new to me.

It's just another teenage girl with nymphomania disguised as a baby compulsion. I see it all the time.

It's really annoying and worse in person.