I do hope that Maddye and her family will all pull through without the drama that you apparently seek.

I have to say that I cannot imagine having as many children as the Duggars; however, after watching the show a few times, I will come to their defense as far as the “resources running out” issue. This family recylcles. They also buy their clothes, shoes and other items from Goodwill and other re-use centers. They don’t waste electricty. They have vehicles that can carry many people at one time – yes, they use a lot of gas, but it’s better than having many cars carry a few people. They don’t have a TV in every room of their house like most these days (vagina, how many do you have?), each kid doesn’t have their own computer sucking up energy, they cook and eat at home most of the time and are not wasteful with food as most families who eat out several times a week at restaruants that throw away huge amounts of food every single day not to mention the waste created with their styrofoam take out plates and plastic utensils. Wow, I could really go on and on, on this issue. And not only that, the kids are not spoiled little brats who have nothing to offer the world except their hand out expecting something to be put in it. The Duggar kids have been taught from an early age that everyone has to participate in the family, everyone has a job to do, you must give to get, to help the community and to think of others.

With all of this stated, I’d rather have 19 of those types of kids than 2 who have been silver spoon fed and live off mommy and dada until they’re 30 years old having made “getting an education” their career and still don’t have a bit of common sense.

As long as they can support them and they are not asking for handouts on my tax dollar, I don’t care how many babies they have. They probably don’t use up as many “resourses” as your average family of four who each have a TV in their bedrooms, a gigantron TV in the family room, a wii for each person, a computer for each person, a car in the driveway for each person, cell phones for each, buy brand new clothes that are still hanging in the closet two years later with the tags still on them, have a pantry and a fridge full of food that will go bad because everyone has 10 different extra curricular activities to go do so they don’t have time to cook so they eat out at wasteful restaurants 5 nites a week, a fridge in the kitchen and in the garage and in the game room…Well, I could keep going but I’m just beating the dead horse at this point.