Reply #130: Actually, yes, Rusty did go to work knowing that something like that [View All]

could well happen. He was very well versed in what his wife's illness is, so much so, that his own mother "guarded" Andrea. But, she was late that morning, and Rusty left anyway.

I don't think it's being sanctimonious. I think we all are disgusted by the hypocrisy of what happened: Andrea will be institutionalized forever... Rusty knew more children would drive her over the edge, but wanted a baseball team, wanted to live in a bus, wanted the kids homeschooled.....Rusty gets to get remarried and fill his quiver..... he promised to love and protect her... he failed miserably, yet has never taken any responsibility.....he babbled alot about the sanctity of marriage NO MATTER WHAT.... he divorced his wife while she is in sickness.... his timing is crass and tacky... etc.

For me, it is not being santimoinious... it is disgust at someone who is morally bereft of decency, yet uses in vain the name of Jesus, whose message was about love, and whose message raised women from the level of chattel to the level of discipline.