Entitlement. To a baby?

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Check this out. Tis a long and painful read;

www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2196538/Our-rent-womb-child-Indian-baby-farm-British-couple-paying-20-000-desperately-poor-single-mother-child.html#comments

You kinda get the feeling that whatever Octavia wants, Octavia gets

Maybe they should concentrate on being grateful for the gift of their natural born child and if they so desperately need another to 'complete' their family (whatever the hell THAT means), then why not adopt?

Her attitude to the surrogate mother is frankly scary-- to me, anyway.
The woman's clearly clueless. I kinda feel for any child in her care given her seeming priorities. Which are all about her.

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Wouldn't it be a hoot if the new wean turned oot tae be not quite white?

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I guess UKE 'consumer rights' would apply there, Nota

Return by post within 30 days if not completely satisfied with your purchase.

Octavia appears to be pretty strong on her rights, rather than her responsibilities though.

But call me old-fashioned.

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Sept 1, 2012 20:18:48 GMT -1 @rolo said:

I guess UKE 'consumer rights' would apply there, Nota

Return by post within 30 days if not completely satisfied with your purchase.

Octavia appears to be pretty strong on her rights, rather than her responsibilities though.

But call me old-fashioned.

Maybe the distance selling laws apply

All sorts questions should arise

Would the wean be classed as an immigrant?

Weve heard of marriages of convenience, s this the birth equivalent tae get intae the country?

Is octavia named efter a taxi?

Wouldn't a wee coffee coloured wean fit in wae their claes and decor?

Kin Indians huv rid herr?