by Marianne Moody Jennings
About the author: Marianne Moody Jennings is a professor of legal and ethical studies at Arizona State University.
With Guinness multiple births like the Iowa McCaughey septuplets or the Chukwu octuplets of Houston, gratitude emerges: “Better thee than we.” Just the Huggies bills and colic necessitate a declaration of cruel and unusual punishment.
Also with these multiple births come medical ethicists and zero-population growthers (who since 1970 have been predicting Old Testament locust plagues if childbearing continued) with a rousing chorus of grinching. Their bemoaning of fecundity includes “irresponsible,” “techno births” and “bizarre spectacle.” Mention the word “miracle” around this crowd and you’ll find yourself hot- glued with Binkys and driven from town on a Mattel Big Wheel.
Grinching is one of my favorite activities, but there is nothing so annoying as an inconsistent grinch. Questioning the abortion.....
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