Umm, for one thing, I am not judging any one person. I am judging the attitude of being child free. I am not judging those who cannot have children because of financial difficulties or infertility or other just reasons. I just think it is selfish when a perfectly able couple chooses not to have children when they are perfectly able to do so.
Who are
you to say what is selfish for anyone other than yourself? You can say you are not judging "any one person" all you like, but so what? Don Imus wasn't judging "any one person" when he made his infamous comment either, but he offended a whole group of people by doing so. That is what you are doing by saying you think child-free people are unethical, selfish, and immoral, and that you are sickened by them. You are saying that
in a public forum. Do you think no child-free people read here? Do you think you are not imposing your own personal judgement on them?
Who are you to judge that an attitude is selfish?
If someone wants something, and they buy it, are they being selfish by doing so? If you want a new car, and you buy a new car, you are doing something solely for yourself, not to benefit anyone else. One could argue that is a selfish act.
If someone
doesn't want something, and therefore they do not obtain it, who is to say that is selfish and not just their own preference? If I do not
want peas for dinner, and I don't
eat peas for dinner, am I being selfish? Am I hurting pea-farmers? My local grocery store? Green Giant? Or am I just not
having something that I don't
want?
Don't you think it is more selfish to
not want a child, and have one anyway? Then you are hurting an innocent child who is stuck with parents who didn't want it.
That is selfish.
You are "perfectly able" to keep your judgements to yourself. I think it is selfish for you not to do so.