Are people really this sick?
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That's it.....you win.....I'm out for the count on that one...
And I bet the kid's dad ain't got the sack to do anything about it.
Based on the article it seems the Dad is the one person who actually does care about the kid. I know how you feel, and as a Dad, I feel the same way. Still, if that way of thinking prevails over your better sense, you'd end up in jail and the kid won't have you there to look out for him/her.
What goes around comes around and that POS will be no exception.
I am not going to read the article because I want to sleep tonight, but the answer is: yes, people are even sicker than we can imagine.
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I’ll bet there is some sham of an investigation and the whore-mama gets the child back while the concerned father gets chewed up for filing a false report against a man just protesting social injustice.
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Supposedly he's been arrested for a parole violation and the DA is looking into the incident.
And here's a related story:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...ack-lives-matter-kill-white-baby-viral-photo/
And here's a related story:
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/20...ack-lives-matter-kill-white-baby-viral-photo/
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This stuff and worse happens every day in every city in the country. It’s a sick world of no justice for victims. It’s rare crimes against the elderly and children make the news because it happens so frequently. Having a spouse in the law enforcement and a daughter who is a manager of child protective services you couldn’t phantom what happens that never gets prosecuted, or gets light plea bargains, or the mother/father/relative changes their story or even bails out the perp. The papers will not print it. It makes the community look like lunatics. It makes the DA look like a loser. Pick them up, cut them loose. It’s a revolving process until it’s murder.
If that were my kid, I’d be phoning a friend inquiring about able bodies and shovel counts.
That is very true BUT even worse how many crimes against young children and elderly are not even reported to authorities because the victims can not report them or someone who does know of it does not report the POS because they’re scared of what ramifications will result.
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I've often said, people should go to the courthouse and spend a day observing criminal court. Just to understand who walk among us each day.
And since you will already be in town,visit the jail on visitation day,it is a show in itself.
The average citizen has isolated themselves from the real world. They go into an office daily, come home, see a few high profile cases on the news, and that is their reality. They never see that even the wealthy are committing crimes against children but because of ability to have the best attorneys and having influential friends these wicked people never see a courtroom.
There are so very few superior court cases that make it to a jury it’s mind blowing. The police do what they can to put them in jail only to see the same people on the street repeating the same crimes. Crimes against children coupled with zero parenting has released decades of future nut case people who have no fear of the justice system. Eventually in neighborhoods it becomes normal.
Grandma’s comment in the article... “He better be glad nothing bad happened to my grandson and he better hide from all the people who will be coming for him when he gets out of jail.”
They exist. They work 70 to 80 hours a week. They operate within a budget given. They hire and fire people on a constant basis. They go into the job with high expectations only to get beaten down by the court system. They operate with a case load double what is in their standard operating procedure. They get followed home by criminals. They get their headlights and taillights bashed out with bats, cars keyed, told to watch your back, spit on, etc...
They spend two or more days a week in court waiting trials then start investigating the cases they were assigned after 5pm. IF someone answers the door and IF they get a chance to interview the child they can move to the next case.
There are a lot of college grads who go into social work with no idea what they are getting into. There are a lot who never take the job serious. It’s a job mainly populated by very young immature adults on the investigative end which means lack of experience. Social services was designed to be preventative. It’s not. It’s reactive. Lastly, there is a huge need to foster care. What are you going to do with all these kids? It takes a heck of a long time to qualify as a foster parent and it should. It’s not like there are people standing in line to raise someone else’s damaged children.
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