"forced to raise "it"" ... you are talking about a living breathing person here you know.. FYL OP but things could always be worse. At least now you understand why you may not have such a great relationship with her and certain situations in your past are much more clear.

Are you serious? You're talking about taking a living, breathing, young kid - not an "it" - and forcing it on a very possibly immature and irresponsible person instead of allowing two capable people take on that responsibility. Do you have any idea what kind of life that kid may have? Raising a child is not a lesson in responsibility to force on someone because she got pregnant. It's a very serious thing to consider. And because the OP hates his "sister," he sounds a lot better off being raised by other people. Should HAVE, by the way.

You know, I'm all for people taking responsibility for their actions, but you're kind of an idiot. Would you want a crack ***** to raise a child because she got knocked up? Are YOU willing to take responsibility for your own opinion? If you somehow managed to get your way and this woman was forced to raise the child on her own, if she couldn't afford to take care of it properly, or was irresponsible, would you be prepared to pay for the child's psychological care, its doctor bills, its education, or to go to jail because you opinion was that someone who is clearly irresponsible should be forced to raise a child, even if they were negligent or incapable of properly caring for it? You talk about responsibility, it's all well and good for someone to try and force another person to live by their moral standards, but the second they're asked to lend a hand to make it happen. "Oh, it's not my fault, she did it to herself." Who cares about the consequences the child will face being raised by someone irresponsible.

Most children are accidents... I think that raising children is a "lesson" you need to learn. No one is ever "ready" for children. I kind of do think she should have raised her child,but with a lot of support from her parents.

... Well, if he was being raised as his grandparents' child, their parents, aka his great-grandparents would be his grandparents. Not that hard to figure out. This really reminds me of that "I'm My Own Grandpa" song though.

Oops! I meant Trig! We know Bristol had Tripp, but there are those who believe that Sarah only pretended to give birth to Trig, when, in fact, that was Bristol's first baby.

Two rules of comedy. 1) If you get the punchline wrong, the joke is ruined. 2) If you have to explain it, it's not funny. Watch and learn.

*starts slow clap*

That's usually how it goes when you violate one or both rules.