Drive Thru Baby Hatches? Humanity Hits New Low....

Although, considering the alternatives to leaving an unwanted baby dead in a dumpster or on some anonymous persons doorsteps I suppose this is a better choice than that. But have we as humans have become so callous to the unborn and newborns that the ones that aren't aborted, they now can be dropped off in the same manner millions of people buy their food day in and day out for any reason whatsoever?

One would've thought this idea would've been borne already in San Francisco or some other whacked out Californian city instead of Japan of all places. Regardless of it's creation, this is absolutely shameful and as I said our society and humanity has hit a new low today considering that something like this is even needed in my eyes.

Seeing where society has come today I'm sure glad I was born to doting, English speaking America loving responsible LEGAL IMMIGRANT parents 40 years ago who didn't discard me or any of my siblings in this or any similar type manner simply because we cramped their selfish lifestyle or some other lame-assed excuse, thank the lord above..

So here we are folks in the selfishly disgusting age of zero personal responsibility and Disposable Children. How wonderful...not.

Japan's first 'baby hatch' opens to controversy:

Breitbart.com "anonymously, opened Thursday despite opposition from the conservative national government.

The baby hatch, modelled on a project in Germany, went into operation at a Roman Catholic hospital in the city of Kumamoto, some 900 kilometres (560 miles) southwest of Tokyo.

Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has urged Japan to return to 'family values,' opposed the idea but found no legal grounds to stop it.

'A mother must not leave her child or abandon him or her anonymously,' Abe told reporters."

"I want mothers to seek help first if they have problems," said Abe, who is childless after unsuccessful attempts with his wife Akie.

Government spokesman Yasuhisa Shiozaki added: "Even at a hospital facility, abandoning a baby still should not be tolerated.

"It is the government's role to help parents raise children on their own."

Since the hospital announced plans to set up the hatch in November, it has reportedly received about 40 inquiries.

Advocates say the plan, if replicated, could help boost the dwindling birth rate in Japan, where abortion is widely accepted.

The city of Kumamoto approved the Jikei Hospital's plan in April after deciding it did not violate any laws.

Called "the cradle of storks," the hatch is set into the wall of the hospital's lobby like a mailbox. Read more

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