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Posted: 12/23/2014 8:46:11 PM EDT
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Maryland
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Posted: 12/23/2014 8:47:36 PM EDT
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In.
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Posted: 12/23/2014 8:47:49 PM EDT
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Fuck CPS |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 8:48:42 PM EDT
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Back in the 1990s the Utah Division of Child and Family Services would take kids away from parents just for homeschooling them, among other reasons.
After the Parker Jensen fiasco in 2003 the Utah Legislature stepped in and severely curtailed the DCFS's authority. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 8:48:57 PM EDT
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Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people?
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Posted: 12/23/2014 8:49:59 PM EDT
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Fuck CPS This. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 8:57:11 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? Because it's very intimidating for someone who has never been investigated before to have Child Protective Services and the police show up on your doorstep demanding to see your kids. That's why it's very important to know the law before they get there. Our homeschooling group lawyer made it very clear that if the DCFS ever showed up we should never, ever let them get their hands on the kid, because at that point possession would become 9/10 of the law and it would be difficult to get them back. As soon as a contact was made we were to tell the caseworker, no, she couldn't come in and no, she couldn't see the children, and then call the lawyer ASAP. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:00:19 PM EDT
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Maryland CPS What did you expect fixt. doesn't matter which state, they are all the same. 
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:02:17 PM EDT
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Because it's very intimidating for someone who has never been investigated before to have Child Protective Services and the police show up on your doorstep demanding to see your kids. That's why it's very important to know the law before they get there. Our homeschooling group lawyer made it very clear that if the DCFS ever showed up we should never, ever let them get their hands on the kid, because at that point possession would become 9/10 of the law and it would be difficult to get them back. As soon as a contact was made we were to tell the caseworker, no, she couldn't come in and no, she couldn't see the children, and then call the lawyer ASAP. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? Because it's very intimidating for someone who has never been investigated before to have Child Protective Services and the police show up on your doorstep demanding to see your kids. That's why it's very important to know the law before they get there. Our homeschooling group lawyer made it very clear that if the DCFS ever showed up we should never, ever let them get their hands on the kid, because at that point possession would become 9/10 of the law and it would be difficult to get them back. As soon as a contact was made we were to tell the caseworker, no, she couldn't come in and no, she couldn't see the children, and then call the lawyer ASAP. after 2 run-ins with DCF due to a retarded ex, i have my lawyer on retainer specifically because of this. they are not a friend to any man. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:03:20 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? "The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. The policewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she said she was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID and went to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if he came down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:06:52 PM EDT
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Wife's younger sibling played the CPS complaint card during estate fight.
I'm sure the play was to get something on wife so she would lose control of estate. I told CPS no court order - no visit. Also told them to turn over complaint (redacted if required) so I could give to my attorney. CPS just dropped it 
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:07:01 PM EDT
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Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? Because if you don't, they'll call in a dynamic entry team and shoot you (or your children--it's a coin toss)? |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:07:45 PM EDT
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Maryland and Massachusetts need to be sold to France.
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:08:59 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? Because I wouldn't have got to the the stunned look on the lady's face when my mom told her to piss off.
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:15:40 PM EDT
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The ex tried to use CPS against me during the divorce.
It didn't work. I stood around and had a great chat with one of them. She told stories on how parents used them to get at the other, and talked about how an investigation was started on her when one of her kids crased a quad and went to the ER. She left when she got a call to go to the hospital to see a toddler who had been whipped with the buckle end of a belt. All the complaints about me were dismissed as baseless. CPS here seems to have their priorities straight. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:41:05 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Because if you don't, they'll call in a dynamic entry team and shoot you (or your children--it's a coin toss)? Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? Because if you don't, they'll call in a dynamic entry team and shoot you (or your children--it's a coin toss)? |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:46:06 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:46:07 PM EDT
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I know someone who got called in to CPS because some nosey Nelly though she'd left her kids alone locked in a car. She hadn't, she was on the other side of the car putting a shopping cart in a stall.
CPS showed up at their door and treated them like they were guilty until proven innocent. Told them they could lose custody if they came back again. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:46:43 PM EDT
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Maryland and Massachusetts need to be sold to France. The People's Republik of Marylinistan needs to be dug the fuck up and turned into the Chesapeake Bay. I fucking hate Maryland and about 99.98% of that state is made up of fucking douchebag assholes. Fuck the state of maryland. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:46:54 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: "The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. Thepolicewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she saidshe was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID andwent to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if hecame down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? "The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. Thepolicewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she saidshe was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID andwent to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if hecame down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:51:33 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: 6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised Exactly my thoughts. No fucking way kids that young should be left unsupervised anywhere. There may be a few exception but, not many. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:51:59 PM EDT
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6 and 10yo are plenty old enough to play alone in a park. Fuck be upon everyone giving that family a hard time.
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:54:41 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised My thought too. Seems like shitty parenting to me, and it's putting an unfair burden on the 10 year old to watch out for he younger sibling. No fucking way I'd leave my kids at a park without an adult at that age. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:56:16 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Exactly my thoughts. No fucking way kids that young should be left unsupervised anywhere. There may be a few exception but, not many. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: 6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised Exactly my thoughts. No fucking way kids that young should be left unsupervised anywhere. There may be a few exception but, not many. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:56:46 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised Even if they were, there was absolutely no need to bring CPS in to this situation. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 9:59:00 PM EDT
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"The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. Thepolicewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she saidshe was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID andwent to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if hecame down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? "The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. Thepolicewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she saidshe was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID andwent to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if hecame down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" Sound's like these people are ignorant as hell and are bringing this on themselves. When a police officer picks up young children walking along in public its standard protocol to get the ID of the person that the children are being released to. Parents are rarely arrested in this type of situation unless there is clearly abuse/neglect with the kids. If I were the officer in this case and the parent pulled that refusal to show ID crap with me I'd arrest him for similar charges and Instead of handing over the kids and telling them have a nice day I'd book the parent into jail and call another family member to take custody of the kids. Clear case of play stupid games win stupid prizes. Quoted:
6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised I agree. Then when they get abducted then the parents are going to want a massive manhunt to get them back. Or if they get hit by a car, etc. Pretty irresponsible on the parents part. I wouldn't leave my dog in some random park 2 blocks away unsupervised much less two young children. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:05:13 PM EDT
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At 10 years of age, I was out riding bicycles all over the rural neighborhood with my twin sister. Rural as in miles and miles of dirt and gravel roads. We'd leave in the morning, come home for lunch, head back out and be home again for chores (roughly 5:00 pm). Quote HistoryQuoted:
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised Exactly my thoughts. No fucking way kids that young should be left unsupervised anywhere. There may be a few exception but, not many. I was doing same in suburban/urban NY at that age. We had two local parks and a community pool within about 2 miles. Spent most of my summers doing stuff like that. Shit, at 12, I had a paper route that was about 3 miles from my house and me and my buddies used to go on 10+ mile bike rides to the beach and even (gasp) hop the train into NYC on occasion. Luckily, no flashbangs were used on my parents. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:06:50 PM EDT
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My thought too. Seems like shitty parenting to me, and it's putting an unfair burden on the 10 year old to watch out for he younger sibling. No fucking way I'd leave my kids at a park without an adult at that age. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised My thought too. Seems like shitty parenting to me, and it's putting an unfair burden on the 10 year old to watch out for he younger sibling. No fucking way I'd leave my kids at a park without an adult at that age. At 6 years old I would say goodbye to mom in the morning and go out to play with my friends all damn day. Climbing trees, riding bikes, running in brooks, whatever. As long as I came back home in time for dinner, all was good. My kids have been encouraged to do the same. Most folks I know would be surprised to find out that my parents were shitty parents because of that. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:10:06 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised A MILE from their house in the city(because the state of Maryland is a giant city). |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:12:25 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised At 10 I was going to the park alone to fly the model rockets that I had built. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:14:15 PM EDT
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Sound's like these people are ignorant as hell and are bringing this on themselves. When a police officer picks up young children walking along in public its standard protocol to get the ID of the person that the children are being released to. Parents are rarely arrested in this type of situation unless there is clearly abuse/neglect with the kids. If I were the officer in this case and the parent pulled that refusal to show ID crap with me I'd arrest him for similar charges and Instead of handing over the kids and telling them have a nice day I'd book the parent into jail and call another family member to take custody of the kids. Clear case of play stupid games win stupid prizes. I agree. Then when they get abducted then the parents are going to want a massive manhunt to get them back. Or if they get hit by a car, etc. Pretty irresponsible on the parents part. I wouldn't leave my dog in some random park 2 blocks away unsupervised much less two young children. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? "The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. Thepolicewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she saidshe was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID andwent to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if hecame down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" Sound's like these people are ignorant as hell and are bringing this on themselves. When a police officer picks up young children walking along in public its standard protocol to get the ID of the person that the children are being released to. Parents are rarely arrested in this type of situation unless there is clearly abuse/neglect with the kids. If I were the officer in this case and the parent pulled that refusal to show ID crap with me I'd arrest him for similar charges and Instead of handing over the kids and telling them have a nice day I'd book the parent into jail and call another family member to take custody of the kids. Clear case of play stupid games win stupid prizes. Quoted:
6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised I agree. Then when they get abducted then the parents are going to want a massive manhunt to get them back. Or if they get hit by a car, etc. Pretty irresponsible on the parents part. I wouldn't leave my dog in some random park 2 blocks away unsupervised much less two young children. 2 things. 1. Most child molestations and abductions are committed by friends and family. 2. If you have time to bring that parent to jail, then I'd say your dept is over staffed and probably over funded. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:17:10 PM EDT
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This is what happens when you cede to much power to the government. If the parents want to let the kids play at the park, that should be up to them.
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:25:00 PM EDT
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At 10 years of age, I was out riding bicycles all over the rural neighborhood with my twin sister. Rural as in miles and miles of dirt and gravel roads. We'd leave in the morning, come home for lunch, head back out and be home again for chores (roughly 5:00 pm). Quote HistoryQuoted:
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised Exactly my thoughts. No fucking way kids that young should be left unsupervised anywhere. There may be a few exception but, not many. same here. and i had a 22 rifle. and 2 bb guns. and a go-kart. at 13 i knew how to drive and helped my old man tear down engines. i'm in my early 30s! this wasn't that long ago!!! |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:25:54 PM EDT
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This is what happens when you cede to much power to the government. If the parents want to let the kids play at the park, that should be up to them. Exactly. You punish the fuckers who ruin things for everybody by harming kids that are doing what kids do. You do not punish parents for letting kids play. The attitude that letting kids play by themselves is bad parenting because someone out there might do something illegal and harm them is no different than the liberal attitude that proposes that the government should punish you for innocent ownership,of guns because criminals out there might misuse them. We do not punish innocents for the potential crimes of others. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:29:11 PM EDT
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Molon Offspring
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:31:27 PM EDT
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Sound's like these people are ignorant as hell and are bringing this on themselves. When a police officer picks up young children walking along in public its standard protocol to get the ID of the person that the children are being released to. Parents are rarely arrested in this type of situation unless there is clearly abuse/neglect with the kids. If I were the officer in this case and the parent pulled that refusal to show ID crap with me I'd arrest him for similar charges and Instead of handing over the kids and telling them have a nice day I'd book the parent into jail and call another family member to take custody of the kids. Clear case of play stupid games win stupid prizes. I agree. Then when they get abducted then the parents are going to want a massive manhunt to get them back. Or if they get hit by a car, etc. Pretty irresponsible on the parents part. I wouldn't leave my dog in some random park 2 blocks away unsupervised much less two young children. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? "The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. Thepolicewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she saidshe was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID andwent to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if hecame down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" Sound's like these people are ignorant as hell and are bringing this on themselves. When a police officer picks up young children walking along in public its standard protocol to get the ID of the person that the children are being released to. Parents are rarely arrested in this type of situation unless there is clearly abuse/neglect with the kids. If I were the officer in this case and the parent pulled that refusal to show ID crap with me I'd arrest him for similar charges and Instead of handing over the kids and telling them have a nice day I'd book the parent into jail and call another family member to take custody of the kids. Clear case of play stupid games win stupid prizes. Quoted:
6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised I agree. Then when they get abducted then the parents are going to want a massive manhunt to get them back. Or if they get hit by a car, etc. Pretty irresponsible on the parents part. I wouldn't leave my dog in some random park 2 blocks away unsupervised much less two young children. They're not going to get abducted. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:33:23 PM EDT
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My thought too. Seems like shitty parenting to me, and it's putting an unfair burden on the 10 year old to watch out for he younger sibling. No fucking way I'd leave my kids at a park without an adult at that age. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised My thought too. Seems like shitty parenting to me, and it's putting an unfair burden on the 10 year old to watch out for he younger sibling. No fucking way I'd leave my kids at a park without an adult at that age. CPS stupidity aside, 6 is a tad bit young to do this with. Sure the 10 yr old but to watch out for his/her 6 yr old sibling. Eh, I would escort them myself; a distant eye ok but defiantly line of sight. For full disclosure, at 6 I generally was gone from the home sun-up to sun-down in the 'country.' Shit is different now even in rural area; no one should be a helicopter parent but you can't play the same game of 30 yrs ago. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:34:48 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised I agree, but they ain't my kids. Who am I to tell these people what their kids can or cannot handle. Sounds like they've been doing fine except for the busy bodies messing with them. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:36:09 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: 2 things. 1. Most child molestations and abductions are committed by friends and family. 2. If you have time to bring that parent to jail, then I'd say your dept is over staffed and probably over funded. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? "The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. Thepolicewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she saidshe was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID andwent to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if hecame down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" Sound's like these people are ignorant as hell and are bringing this on themselves. When a police officer picks up young children walking along in public its standard protocol to get the ID of the person that the children are being released to. Parents are rarely arrested in this type of situation unless there is clearly abuse/neglect with the kids. If I were the officer in this case and the parent pulled that refusal to show ID crap with me I'd arrest him for similar charges and Instead of handing over the kids and telling them have a nice day I'd book the parent into jail and call another family member to take custody of the kids. Clear case of play stupid games win stupid prizes. Quoted: 6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised I agree. Then when they get abducted then the parents are going to want a massive manhunt to get them back. Or if they get hit by a car, etc. Pretty irresponsible on the parents part. I wouldn't leave my dog in some random park 2 blocks away unsupervised much less two young children. 2 things. 1. Most child molestations and abductions are committed by friends and family. 2. If you have time to bring that parent to jail, then I'd say your dept is over staffed and probably over funded. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:36:28 PM EDT
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At 10 years of age, I was out riding bicycles all over the rural neighborhood with my twin sister. Rural as in miles and miles of dirt and gravel roads. We'd leave in the morning, come home for lunch, head back out and be home again for chores (roughly 5:00 pm). Quote HistoryQuoted:
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised Exactly my thoughts. No fucking way kids that young should be left unsupervised anywhere. There may be a few exception but, not many. At the age of 8, I had a bike and free rein of Newark, NJ. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:36:57 PM EDT
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The People's Republik of Marylinistan needs to be dug the fuck up and turned into the Chesapeake Bay. I fucking hate Maryland and about 99.98% of that state is made up of fucking douchebag assholes. Fuck the state of maryland. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Maryland and Massachusetts need to be sold to France. The People's Republik of Marylinistan needs to be dug the fuck up and turned into the Chesapeake Bay. I fucking hate Maryland and about 99.98% of that state is made up of fucking douchebag assholes. Fuck the state of maryland. Amen Brother! |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:37:22 PM EDT
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Shit, when I was 8 and my brother was 6, we'd walk down to the neighbors house to play in their woods and creek.
Half the time, we had bb guns with us also. Red Ryders, not that fake looking crap with the orange tips. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:41:40 PM EDT
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Sound's like these people are ignorant as hell and are bringing this on themselves. When a police officer picks up young children walking along in public its standard protocol to get the ID of the person that the children are being released to. Parents are rarely arrested in this type of situation unless there is clearly abuse/neglect with the kids. If I were the officer in this case and the parent pulled that refusal to show ID crap with me I'd arrest him for similar charges and Instead of handing over the kids and telling them have a nice day I'd book the parent into jail and call another family member to take custody of the kids. Clear case of play stupid games win stupid prizes. I agree. Then when they get abducted then the parents are going to want a massive manhunt to get them back. Or if they get hit by a car, etc. Pretty irresponsible on the parents part. I wouldn't leave my dog in some random park 2 blocks away unsupervised much less two young children. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Why do people open the door and actually talk to these people? "The kids were picked up in a patrol car and brought home. Thepolicewoman asked to see my husband's ID. When he refused, she saidshe was going to call for back-up. He said he would get his ID andwent to go upstairs. She said - in front of the kids - that if hecame down with anything else, "shots would be fired."" Sound's like these people are ignorant as hell and are bringing this on themselves. When a police officer picks up young children walking along in public its standard protocol to get the ID of the person that the children are being released to. Parents are rarely arrested in this type of situation unless there is clearly abuse/neglect with the kids. If I were the officer in this case and the parent pulled that refusal to show ID crap with me I'd arrest him for similar charges and Instead of handing over the kids and telling them have a nice day I'd book the parent into jail and call another family member to take custody of the kids. Clear case of play stupid games win stupid prizes. Quoted:
6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised I agree. Then when they get abducted then the parents are going to want a massive manhunt to get them back. Or if they get hit by a car, etc. Pretty irresponsible on the parents part. I wouldn't leave my dog in some random park 2 blocks away unsupervised much less two young children. Are you serious? Why not just realize that what YOU perceive as "help" isn't wanted or appreciated and leave these people alone? |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:41:49 PM EDT
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Damn. That's some fucked up shit. My mother made me walk home from school when I got after school detention. And that was like 11-12 miles.
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:42:33 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised I was riding my bike to the 5 and Dime when I was 5 and my sister was 7. Depends on your kids. In the ghetto this shit happens all the time with kids a lot younger. No one cares because it's the ghetto. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:45:14 PM EDT
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I was riding my bike to the 5 and Dime when I was 5 and my sister was 7. Depends on your kids. In the ghetto this shit happens all the time with kids a lot younger. No one cares because it's the ghetto. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised I was riding my bike to the 5 and Dime when I was 5 and my sister was 7. Depends on your kids. In the ghetto this shit happens all the time with kids a lot younger. No one cares because it's the ghetto. I agree it depends on the kids. And who best to decide based on these particular kids? The parents. If they were doing something illegal it be different. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:52:43 PM EDT
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Don't fuck with peoples kids.
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Posted: 12/23/2014 10:55:35 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised Or have walk home 1 mile |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 11:04:24 PM EDT
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6 and 10 seem kind of young to send to the park unsupervised Is the park not a govt run and maintained facility? So didn't the parents assign supervision to a proper govt agency? If said govt agency (parks and recreation) fails to provide proper adult supervision during operating hours are they not the principle at fault? If said govt agency allows children to leave the premises without notification or sign out are they not at fault for lack of proper supervision or possibly abandonment of duties? Did the parents sign a waiver of indemnity or to hold harmless said govt agency? The only way to fight govt regulation is with govt regulation....I'm sure they would probably lose on "govt immunity" statutes, but you sure would make a mess of the prosecutor's office proving their case. They'd probably just say...."screw this, watch your kids from now on , ok?" All that being said, personally, I would never let a 6 & 10 yo be unsupervised in this day and age. This ain't the 60's no more. |
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Posted: 12/23/2014 11:10:41 PM EDT
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The People's Republik of Marylinistan needs to be dug the fuck up and turned into the Chesapeake Bay. I fucking hate Maryland and about 99.98% of that state is made up of fucking douchebag assholes. Fuck the state of maryland. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Maryland and Massachusetts need to be sold to France. The People's Republik of Marylinistan needs to be dug the fuck up and turned into the Chesapeake Bay. I fucking hate Maryland and about 99.98% of that state is made up of fucking douchebag assholes. Fuck the state of maryland. Virginians on the other hand are the very souls of politeness and civility. |
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