Community Tard Baby General (includes brain dead kids) - Fundies and their genetic Fuckups; Parents of corpses in denial

[Sparkling Yuzu]

why the fuck are you sexualizing a 6-year-old?

Don't take her seriously, this dummy has a thread.

 

[LonesomeDud]

I disagree... seems like it's childlike sibling affection that's beginning to develop a sexual side as the boy gets older. I hope the two aren't left unattended for long periods of time.

People like you discouraging boys from being affectionate and compassionate are far more of a danger to the little girl and her brother than that little boy will ever be to his sister.

He shouldn't be responsible for her care, but if he wants to give her a hug and kiss, fuck off and stay in your lane. Is that masculine enough for you, or are you going to slam the report button about being boolied?

 

[Less Nasty Old Person]

I'm just telling you what I saw fam, not trying to step on your toes.

That's a developmentally normal age to become curious and interested in the opposite sex. I'm not saying this kid even knows what he's doing, but I could see a tard sister becoming a convenient outlet for that curiosity, because she's not going to object or tell on him.

Found the pervert.

 

[Thomas Eugene Paris]

I don't mean to be creepy, but the way the brother interacts with her is super weird right? Why is he constantly kissing her?

Also that Dad does not love being her parent. I'm sure he loves her, but his responses were very telling.

Maybe I'm just a jaded old fuck, but I see the "affection" by the brother as purely performative. He's just a kid, and not a very good actor, IMO.

I think he's mimicking behaviors that he's seen from his parents, or perhaps just his mom. It doesn't read as overtly sexual to me, but I think that the weirdness we are picking up on is because of what @Peaches Demure says above. I'm sure he loves his sister, and I think he seems like a sweet little boy, but he doesn't know how to interact with her, and it shows. If she were an infant, all of the kissing and stuff would seem much less weird and squicky. Although she's physically older, she's developmentally still a baby, and his behavior seems less inappropriate then.

Children are not born magically knowing how to behave towards people with disabilities; they must be taught explicitly. Interacting with someone who has severe disabilities is not intuitive, even for adults. Without practice, it feels weird to have a conversation with someone who cannot respond appropriately. She doesn't really have interests or desires to ask about, and she doesn't ask questions herself. Kids often socialize by playing, but Lily can't play the way her brother does. He's really limited in how he can interact with her, so he mirrors his mom and dad. In a normal sibling relationship, there would be much more back and forth, but she can't really reciprocate his attempts to engage her. It looks awkward because he's 6 and trying to approach her the way his mom does.

Also, I think it's worth mentioning that some families are just a lot more physically affectionate than others. For people who did not grow up with it, seeing demonstrative displays of affection between family members is very bizarre and rather uncomfortable.

 

[Android raptor]

Yeah let's not accuse random children of sex crimes without any evidence, especially not pre-pubescent children. Even if the the kid was behaving in a way that was genuinely inappropriate, at 6 years old it would just be a warning sign the kid was being abused since age-inappropriate sexual behavior in children is one of the biggest warning signs of CSA.

That said disabled children are at higher risk of abuse than non-disabled kids, though I'd imagine the perpetrators are primarily parents/other older family members and other caregivers.

 

[Sparkling Yuzu]

I didn't think it looked sexual at all, awkward as hell and you can tell he doesn't like it when she slaps and pokes at him in her weird, brainless way; but not sexual.

 

[TismFarmer]

I guess I was watching with a different mindset.
I thought he looked like he was going to blow raspberries on her neck/face to make her laugh. Kisses and raspberries may be one of the few ways he can truly interact with her and making her respond by laughing is something he can do that shows his love and care for her. She is his sister after all and he probably loves her and wants to make her happy. He most likely knew that kisses and raspberries would cause her to giggle like that and it was a positive interaction he could show to the camera.

 

[X consultant]

Here is a six year old who can't count to potato. He is at stephanie george on you tube. Mom says he CdLs. He is blind, deaf, spastic movements, and non verbal. Have fun. His hips are so tight that he can't be carried on the hip, he also does not put his arms around the neck of the person holding him. Mom and all the planets surrounding him are rainbows and unicorns..
Enjoy.

 

[GenociderSyo]

Here is a six year old who can't count to potato. He is at stephanie george on you tube. Mom says he CdLs. He is blind, deaf, spastic movements, and non verbal. Have fun. His hips are so tight that he can't be carried on the hip, he also does not put his arms around the neck of the person holding him. Mom and all the planets surrounding him are rainbows and unicorns..
Enjoy.

I've followed this dude for a bit a lot of his issues were due to heart and brain issues on top of the CDLS. Poor little guy just got surgery again this week.

 

[Android raptor]

Looks like there's another terminally ill baby in the UK people are up in arms about being removed from life support. Unsurprisingly prolifers are calling it murder since terminally ill spuds are the only actual kids they care about. Sounds like the kid has a fatal mitochondrial disease like some of the previous cases like that.

The real question is what do they think would happen if they kept a terminally ill kid like this plugging into life support indefinitely, other than prolonging its suffering?

 

[quickaskzoey]

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[AnOminous]

The real question is what do they think would happen if they kept a terminally ill kid like this plugging into life support indefinitely, other than prolonging its suffering?

Well there's also the benefit of increasing the suffering of non-potato kids with an actual future, who are deprived of medical care for the benefit of these fucking worthless spuds being sustained at the cost of millions.

A lot of this so-called "Christian" bullshit comes from a deep level of sadism.

 

[SpiceyHuman]

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This just sets off such a strange visceral and primal feeling inside me like I NEED to end this poor things suffering.

At the same time, I wonder, is there something I'm missing here? Obviously these mothers are seeing something I'm not.

I'm a mother too, like many of you. I know we all probably think our kids are the most handsome/beautiful things in the world because they are ours, but I can't imagine giving birth to something so deformed and with absolutely no qaulity of life and then celebrating its prolonged existence.

It just seems so sad and cruel to make my own flesh and blood live that way. I wouldn't want my babies to suffer.

 

[No Batty Boys in Jamaica]

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Oh god, he appears to be getting worse each year. That freshman picture is fucking haunting.

 

[AnOminous]

Yeah let's not accuse random children of sex crimes without any evidence, especially not pre-pubescent children. Even if the the kid was behaving in a way that was genuinely inappropriate, at 6 years old it would just be a warning sign the kid was being abused since age-inappropriate sexual behavior in children is one of the biggest warning signs of CSA.

That said disabled children are at higher risk of abuse than non-disabled kids, though I'd imagine the perpetrators are primarily parents/other older family members and other caregivers.

Honi soit qui mal y pense.

 

[Rapunzel]

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That's literary a wall of, 'look increasingly horrifically deathly sick my kid looks every year'.

 

[Sparkling Yuzu]

Unsurprisingly prolifers are calling it murder since terminally ill spuds are the only actual kids they care about. Sounds like the kid has a fatal mitochondrial disease like some of the previous cases like that.

Why is the Vatican always getting involved in this shit? Is it bc they know it will be good PR to pro-lifers and the baby will die being moved anyways so they won't actually have to follow through on caring for it? Are vent farms approved by God according to Catholics? Just like Archie's mom, their Plan B is at home palliative care, when they know the kid will die instantly if moved.

The baby’s parents had hoped to fly Indi to Italy — where the Vatican’s pediatric hospital, Bambino Gesu, has offered to care for her — or failing that bring the infant home for end-of-life care.

His decision has not changed despite offers from the Italian government this week to airlift Indi to the Vatican hospital and pay for any treatment in Italy. The Italian government has also granted Indi citizenship to help facilitate her transport and treatment.

Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni said Monday she would “do what I can do to defend (Indi’s) life” and “defend the right of her mamma and papa to do all that they can for her.”

But Peel said a letter from the Vatican hospital provided little detail about the proposed treatment for Indi, and there was no evidence that experimental treatments would improve her quality of life. Instead, he said continuation of treatment would “perpetuate a high level of pain and suffering” for the baby.

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Under British law, the key test in such cases is whether a proposed treatment is in the best interests of the child.

I mostly support that idea but it's shitty when it almost completely cuts off experimental treatments, even in cases like that kid with cancer who actually got better from a treatment that wasn't available in the UK. You are kind of restricted to experimental treatments with mito but it might at least delay damage if done earlier in the course of the disease. It's useless now though, Italy only cares when the kid is screwed anyways.

 

[Flourishing Pinecone ❧]

This just sets off such a strange visceral and primal feeling inside me like I NEED to end this poor things suffering.

this definitely sets off something in my lizard brain.
also I can't not think about all the constant mouth care he would need.

 

[Android raptor]

I mostly support that idea but it's shitty when it almost completely cuts off experimental treatments, even in cases like that kid with cancer who actually got better from a treatment that wasn't available in the UK. You are kind of restricted to experimental treatments with mito but it might at least delay damage if done earlier in the course of the disease. It's useless now though, Italy only cares when the kid is screwed anyways.

Yeah I assume the "treatment" being offered in Italy is just keeping her plugged into a vent until she dies of organ failure or w/e. Afaik none of these cases Italy has offered to take have been treatable, they've all progressed well beyond the point of anything being able to be done beyond unplugging the kid and freeing it from suffering.

They probably know damn well the kid will probably die en route, which is why they only make these offers for kids who are completely FUBAR. Can't imagine even the Vatican would want it's children hospital turning into a vent farm (as much as it would give pedo priests easy victims).

If the doctor is saying the kid is suffering, I assume he's probably right.

 

[GenociderSyo]

If its the case I think it is its another one that Hollie and Christian Concern have weaseled there way into.