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A New Zealand man was given an ultimatum by his Armenian wife to get rid of their baby or she would divorce him. Samuel's son, Leo, was born with down's syndrome which he only found out about once the child had been born. He decided to keep his son and a week later, his wife filed for divorce. What would you do in a situation like this?  |
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@phallica | 8 February 15 |
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I'd keep my baby.
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@shadow27 | 8 February 15 |
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fk that heartless b***h right off.
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@birdy | 8 February 15 |
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Keep the baby.
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@badvok | 8 February 15 |
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put wifey in dungeon
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@convictor | 8 February 15 |
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thanx phall
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@tranie | 8 February 15 |
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personally id put the kid up for adoption, not gonna be a popular answer i know but there we go. 1) im far too selfish to consider bring up a handicaped child, it would not be fair on them. 2) mrs T's sister had a severly handicapped child which she lovingly cared for 24/7 for 22 years and her sister is more than a little  coz of it.
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@birdy | 8 February 15 |
 that pic
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@prattle | 8 February 15 |
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Sell baby online to purchase an old telephone box to drop on wife from a high building. She sounds like a delightful human being though, so understanding, tolerant and thoughtful.
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@shadow27 | 8 February 15 |
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But would you put the kid up for adoption because of the disability.. Or cos your wife told you to?
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@shadow27 | 8 February 15 |
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You create a human being. You live with the consequences of that decision, whatever they might be. Why burden someone else?
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@prattle | 8 February 15 |
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There are some people that just arent fit to be parents, when im walking through my town, there are more kids with parents i wouldnt leave babysit a dead plant
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@madam.x | 8 February 15 |
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Better to put a baby up for adoption than pretend you've got what it takes to devote years of your life caring for him/her.
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@shadow27 | 8 February 15 |
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Personally I think raising a 'perfectly normal' kid is enough of a challenge. To someone who isn't and is never going to be a parent we (parents) all probably seem a bit mental.
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@dre4mz | 8 February 15 |
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I'd keep my baby.
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@atari | 8 February 15 |
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Pummel her to death with red Lego bricks, dig a hole and fill it with coco pops and shimmy her inside then build a lego replication of the Taj Mahal.
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@convictor | 8 February 15 |
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apparently, in Armenia you can leave the baby at the hospital if you don't want it. wonder what happens to those poor, little unwanted souls when the mums' just walk out?
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@poppers | 8 February 15 |
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Fail to see the dilemma. Just a dad looking out for his boy.
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@convictor | 8 February 15 |
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the dilemma was the choice he had to make. keep baby or keep wifey
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@iilmadme | 8 February 15 |
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it depends what's best for the kid,doesnt it.children need to come before spouses as a general rule though
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@shadow27 | 8 February 15 |
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@ poppers - 8.02.15 - 12:56pm Fail to see the dilemma. Just a dad looking out for his boy. I was going to say that. Because, for most people, there is no other option. |
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