When most of us first see images and pictures of extremely malnourished and starving children as those above and below, we want to help them, it’s a sense of responsibility to them, we feel sympathy and compassion toward them. We want to strengthen this sympathetic reaction because this conviction articulates that we are accountable to the children that are malnourished, starving and ravished. We contend that we have a responsibility to hungry children unless there are convincing reasons which show that this sympathetic reaction is morally incongruous.2 They are certainly not the reason for the famine, and over-population; nor are they blamable for social, political, and economic…