Baby Black Market

“If money were the only criterion by which a child’s welfare can be gauged, then a baby bought for as much as RM 40,000 on the black market would seem set for life. For money-rich but child-poor couples, it is a small price to pay to introduce a small life into their home. The cot gilded, the blanket monogrammed, the college fund filled to the brim. All that’s wanting is a bun in the oven. And where there is a baby-for-sale racket, money can indeed buy happiness. And after all, why not? “(NST, March, 2013)

  In my view,  sell baby at black market is a cruel action. Even though they need money, there are other ways that they can take to get the money. Even if the parents don't want their baby, they can send them to child centre or welfare or place that can provide the children needed. After all, black market is not a good way to solve the problems. Anyone should not involve in a black market even when they are in difficult situation. There must be solutions for every problems. 

  As for the statement 'money can indeed buy happiness' I totally disagree with that opinion. Not everything that can  buy with money include happiness. There are people that poor of wealth but still can live happily and same goes to people who live with money, can buy anything at anytime, but their life is not that happy. If not, there are no problems with more money. One of the rich problem include difficulties forming genuine friendships. Besides, money cannot buy happiness can be proved by this article said that having loads of spare cash does not make you much happier than having a little. It was clearly shown that having more money cannot bring you more happiness,                                                       Therefore, money can buy happiness is totally wrong, Not all people were that materialistic. So I can conclude here, first do not ever getting involved with black market. Second. money cannot buy happiness at all.

Source

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20130326-why-money-cant-buy-you-happiness 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/12088103/Mo-money-mo-problems-Rich-people-reveal-the-downsides-to-being-wealthy.html