| The hate for this woman is pure misogyny. If freedom of choice means anything, it mean that the court system (particularly the criminal justice system) shouldn't be used to punish a woman because we don't like her reproductive choices. There's zero evidence she's an unfit parent. |
+1 Our special ed classes and supports reflect the difference. |
It's neither hate nor misogyny to recognize mental illness and identify it. |
| This is nightmare fuel! I hope she never sees the twins! |
If she hadn't committed fraud, no one would have noticed. |
What mental illness? I'll give you that she's eccentric, but what do you believe is the diagnosis? Being weird isn't a mental illness. |
🦇💩🤪 |
No one’s hating. Freedom of choice also means you can make bad choices, as this woman did. We can say she made bad choices. |
| Twins should have stayed with the foster parents so sad |
Agreed. I don't think she should be in a legal mess, but that doesn't mean I think society should condone her choices. Those are different things. |
Absolutely not. Children belong with their parents, not the highest bidder. |
How are they their parents? No genetic connection and the dad didn’t even want them. |
They’re raising their biological siblings. These two children have been deprived of any relationship with their biological siblings for their entire lives because some backwater judge got the ick about an older woman having kids. Think about that for a minute. |
| Solomon’s baby. |
Because there was no birth control No one wants 13 kids unless they are mentally ill I grew up in a town where the average was 10 kids those mothers were forced to have those kids. 1960s Long Islabd Catholic dysfunctional homes physical abuse DV was common |