These videos PROVE the duggars are liars

[homeschoolmomma1]

Perhaps you have seen these videos- sorry if you have but gosh I have to post them.

 

This the same day as the overpopulation comment but they have tons of videos

 

Duggars on the 700 club

 

 

*Poor Josiah- reading the bible trying to find a way off the crazy train

* Jim Bob gives us a shoutout okay not US in general but he says "some people don't like us because we have a large family" or something like that. I say in reply "Hi Jim Bob"

 

Question and Answers for Michelle

 

 

 

Overpopulation

 

 

 

A Typical day for Michelle

 

 

 

How Michelle Duggar Relaxes (yep I said that RELAXES )

 

 

 

Michelle Duggars Testimonty (that is how they spelled it)

 

 

 

* I thought she watched the movie not just talked about it???

 

On reality TV

 

 

 

Michelle Duggars childhood

 

 

 

*The way she said she was an aunt before she was even born sounded weird. It wasn't weird many people are just the way she said it. May be it is the baby voice

 

and finally (I think I got them all) Around the House with Michelle Duggar

 

 

 

*Did you all know they totally cheated the company and got 3 frames so the house is really 3 kits not just the 2 they talk about!

 

Enjoy!

[homeschoolmomma1]

I just realized what a difference a year or so makes. I no longer like these people haha

[lilwriter85]

I have seen a couple of those before. The Duggars are indeed liars and they have been caught in lies before. I really think Michelle is bullshitting about her and Boob considering adoption. They enjoying have clones of themselves.

[homeschoolmomma1]

I have seen a couple of those before. The Duggars are indeed liars and they have been caught in lies before. I really think Michelle is bullshitting about her and Boob considering adoption. They enjoying have clones of themselves.

Oh I know right.

[sippin0nsunshine]

I don't really see anything too weird about Michelle being an aunt before she was born, but maybe that's because I have much older half siblings, and my dad's youngest daughter before me, had two kids before I was born. I'm also an Irish Triplet with two of my nieces, I was born in August, Niece 1 was born in September, and Niece 2 was born in Nov.

The rest though, yeah, the Duggars are big fat hypocrites. Nothing new there. And I agree on the adoption thing. No way they'd adopt, the kid may be "damaged" and we wouldn't want to ruin their perfect family now would we?

[lilwriter85]

I don't really see anything too weird about Michelle being an aunt before she was born, but maybe that's because I have much older half siblings, and my dad's youngest daughter before me, had two kids before I was born. I'm also an Irish Triplet with two of my nieces, I was born in August, Niece 1 was born in September, and Niece 2 was born in Nov.

The rest though, yeah, the Duggars are big fat hypocrites. Nothing new there. And I agree on the adoption thing. No way they'd adopt, the kid may be "damaged" and we wouldn't want to ruin their perfect family now would we?

I don't see it as weird either. I know a families like that. I have a friend whose father was in late 40's when he was born. The father had kids from a previous marriage. One of the half-siblings had a child a year before my friend was born. When I was in college, I had an on campus job for awhile and one of my co-workers had a child at 16. Her mom had a baby two years later.

[PennySycamore]

There were two guys in my class at school who were related. The younger one was the uncle of the slightly older one.

We've had several similar situations in my family. My mom's baby sister was about the same age as their niece and one of my cousin's kids was the same age as his mom's youngest. This daughter was a surprise baby when my aunt was in her 40s.

[Third]

Aren't adopted child to ATI like a purse dog to Paris Hilton?

I have pointed out Michelle changing her stories or her memories change. Her followers will blame it on TLC editing and they have no control over it.

[homeschoolmomma1]

I don't think it is weird she was an aunt just the way she said it sounded weird. I really wasn't clear

[sippin0nsunshine]

Oh okay, I get it now. Yeah it is weird the way she explains it. But then, this is the Duggars we're talking about lol.

[daharyn]

I don't really see anything too weird about Michelle being an aunt before she was born, but maybe that's because I have much older half siblings, and my dad's youngest daughter before me, had two kids before I was born. I'm also an Irish Triplet with two of my nieces, I was born in August, Niece 1 was born in September, and Niece 2 was born in Nov.

Having never heard the term I bolded above, I googled and found: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-irish-twins.htm

I have to say, is there a less racist way to acknowledge your closeness in age to your nieces?

[anniebgood]

I don't really see anything too weird about Michelle being an aunt before she was born, but maybe that's because I have much older half siblings, and my dad's youngest daughter before me, had two kids before I was born. I'm also an Irish Triplet with two of my nieces, I was born in August, Niece 1 was born in September, and Niece 2 was born in Nov.

The rest though, yeah, the Duggars are big fat hypocrites. Nothing new there. And I agree on the adoption thing. No way they'd adopt, the kid may be "damaged" and we wouldn't want to ruin their perfect family now would we?

My dad had a son a year older than my mom. My nephew and I are 6 weeks apart, so we're Irish twins as well. My niece was 6 years old when we were born.

[sippin0nsunshine]

Having never heard the term I bolded above, I googled and found: http://www.wisegeek.com/what-are-irish-twins.htm

I have to say, is there a less racist way to acknowledge your closeness in age to your nieces?

I've heard of the racist connotation behind it, but my family never meant it that way. My sister's grandmother (on her dads side) started calling us Irish Triplets when we were about 3 and it kinda stuck. I can see where it may offend some but My family is largely Irish on my dads side and we joke about it. :)

[sippin0nsunshine]

My dad had a son a year older than my mom. My nephew and I are 6 weeks apart, so we're Irish twins as well. My niece was 6 years old when we were born.

That's awesome :) My older niece and nephew are 3yrs and 1 year older than me, respectively. :) My youngest sibling on my dads side is 19 years older than me, and she's their mom. And on my moms side, the youngest is 7yrs older, so it was "yours mine and ours" all over again haha.

[alysee]

It used to happen a lot in the old days. No birth control and early marriages always happened. My mom and 2 of her siblings are older than their uncle because my grandmother had her kids in her early twenties and my great grandmother was still having babies into her 40's.

[homeschoolmomma1]

Did you all know that they got one of their frames for their house free? That really bugs me because they complained and still used the old kit!

[Deleted03]

It happened to my childhood neighbors (last kid at 44) and to my uncle's wife (#13), really not weird, but I don't think Jchelle is the best at explaining anything...

[Deleted03]

Did you all know that they got one of their frames for their house free? That rally bugs me because they complained and still used the old kit!

I did not know, but considering that the company is making money off of them, (how much advertisement did they get? How about the "have the Duggars' home thing"... I really won't shed a tear on that. lol

[BlondeAgent007]

I love how Michelle sees the importance of having a space to be alone and relax by herself, and then puts her kids in giant bedrooms. She's a real piece of work.

[Childless]

I love how Michelle sees the importance of having a place to spend time by herself and doesn't allow her older daughters time alone for their mental health. They're expected to be there for their younger siblings whenever they are needed regardless of whether or not they are enjoying alone time. Heave forbid she gets up off her lazy ass and does some childcare.

[homeschoolmomma1]

I love how Michelle sees the importance of having a space to be alone and relax by herself, and then puts her kids in giant bedrooms. She's a real piece of work.

oh but they WANTED the big rooms :roll:

[BayLee_10]

'Irish triplets' racist? Around here the Irish themselves call children born less than a year apart 'Irish Twins.' Is America getting a little too politically correct? It seems the harder we try, the more sensitive people get. Am I wrong?

[formergothardite]

'Irish triplets' racist? Around here the Irish themselves call children born less than a year apart 'Irish Twins.' Is America getting a little too politically correct? It seems the harder we try, the more sensitive people get. Am I wrong?

Well, considering the fact that you defend a family that put a picture of a former KKK leader up in their home and let their kids where Confederate flag shirts, I'm not sure you have the best opinion on what is racist and what is not.

The term "Irish twins" came about as an insult to Irish immigrants.

[donks]

Oh so they ask the kids? Does that mean they've asked them each time a new one comes along? Do those get a choice? Do they ask them all yearly?

Idiots.

[dcmhejbl62]

The term "Irish twins" came about as an insult to Irish immigrants.

Is there a better term to use? My kids were first called Irish twins by Irish Catholic friends, and the phrase was used often in our neck of the woods, without anyone being insulted; in fact, it was kind of a compliment.

I always thought it was kind of cute, myself, but if it's become a slur I'd prefer to use something else.