I actually think the world is exactly that. We have overpopulated the planet to the point of silliness and if aliens ever put up a big tombstone after we go extinct, humanity’s motto won’t be some lines from Keats or even Jesus but “Humanity: R.I.P. They shat where they ate.”

Still too bad the parents didn’t starve and the kid go to a loving home. At three months old, there would be no memories of the birth parents.

Imagine the suffering of that poor child, put yourself or someone you know in that place – would you want that to happen to you, or someone you love?

Have a little compassion for your fellow man, at the end of the day we’re all human and all in it together. Next time you pass someone in the street who is more unfortunate or struggling, have a little heart and have a little compassion.

The world around us today is so self centred, unconnected, uncaring and unloving. Instead of isolating ourselves from one another reach out and help, or at least show some kindness.

Namaste _/|\_

Shiny Baby v.2.0

You’re more than wrong. You’re a misanthrope. Get up from your computer in the basement, skip the online dictionary, walk down the street to a library, interacting with real humans along the way, and look that word up.

Damn. It pains me to agree with Humpman on something, but I’ll give the devil his due.

It’s an innocent three-month-old kid so, yeah, “I give a fuck.” The parents are lower than dog-meat, however.

@LOL–if that were the case, the parents would have been the ones to starve.

This is something right out of that masterwork of cinematic art, “Idiocracy.” In any sane world, the parents would have been too stupid to live.

But here we have it, or as I said in the movie, “with all that starving bullshit, and the dust storms, and we are running out of french fries and burrito coverings. But I got a solution. “