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My comment was in response to the poster that stated they were "highly educated".
I feel sorry for the female children. They're forced to be pretty much minihousewives from an early age, and the father has stated he doesn't want them to attend college... unless it's to become a nurse.
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Originally Posted by Alaskapat528
Yes have to agree with you about the female children. How nice of the father to pick their career for them. The man is living somewhere in the dark ages with that attitude.
My GAWD! Did he really say that? It's easy to believe because obviously he thinks women should only be incubators and care givers....
Seems the kids are rather like that girl that was kidnapped and held for 18 years....same brainwashing.....
My comment was in response to the poster that stated they were "highly educated".
I feel sorry for the female children. They're forced to be pretty much minihousewives from an early age, and the father has stated he doesn't want them to attend college... unless it's to become a nurse.
Did he really say that? That is the worst part of it for me. The way they are sheltered and raised to be housewives and housewives only.
Have you never heard someone say the phrase "they should buy a t.v." when someone has a bunch of kids ? ? It is a joke...a joke...a joke...Yes I noted the part about the Reality show. Obviously you don't understand the phrase being a joke ? Even though you weren't addressing me in your last post..you seem to want to contradict others in a simple thread about opinions. Go figure
Actually, no, I've never heard that joke. What's the funny part?
Uneducated people! I guess she didn't have to push too hard! Gross!
Heck, she has to be careful not to step on her uterus.
20yrsinbranson
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