A close friend of mine signed her daughter up for counseling with the school social worker because of slight behavior problems that were brought on by turning 14 in a very affluent area whereas the girls family aren't. Anyways, the daughter was upset with her parents for signing her up to do community service as punishment for a curfew violation and other bad behavior so she told the counselor that her mother spanked her with a belt. Upon calling the school, the mother as told by the principle that it didn't matter that there was no evidence to corroborate her allegation, i.e. the young girl changed clothes in gym every day for 3 years and never a bruise or a scratch... that it didn't matter and the example the principle gave was that they had a kid who'd claimed that one of his/her parents had slammed him with a belt THREE YEARS PRIOR and yet, by law, they had to report it.
Now that's downright frightening!! No evidence required PLUS there's no "statute of limitations."
Well that's not remotely fair. Back in the day, it was pretty normal for kids to get hit with a belt when they really acted up. (It was for me - and I have great loving parents.) It's just the way things were done at one time...before the miraculous Age of Time-Outs.
I agree with this sentiment. Also, I think maybe the point is to cause outrage in society and the media, thus putting pressure on the state and the president to act. I hope they can get a large enough audience, and are able to accomplish their stated goals. The kids for cash scam run by DCF definitely needs to end and the law Clinton enacted needs to be overturned.
Sadly, your comment speaks volumes about the current state of our nation. They rule us through fear. People are so afraid of being punished, that they choose to comply with absurd and unjust laws and to keep their heads down rather than stand up for themselves and their beliefs. Something has to give, things are getting out of control. Either the swamp must be drained, or I fear the people of this once great nation are going to snap, decide enough is enough and forcefully take their God given rights back from the usurpers.
I agree to much of what you said...but not putting a band on is taking a chance of getting babies mixed up.
As far as I know you have to have a ss number, do you not?
Do you have one?
Legally, no I don't think you have to have a social security number, but yes I have one. As for the hospital band, I believe the mother said that she didn't intend for the baby to leave her side; therefore, there was no need for the band as there was no concern of her baby getting mixed up with any other babies or of being taken out of the hospital by any unauthorized persons.
Edit: having a ssn makes getting social services easier, and might be required for income taxes, but I don't believe its against the law to refuse one; however, I'm no expert on this, and it may very by state.
Edit again: I think things such as ssn, vaccines, hospital bands, etc are pushed on people in a way that everyone assumes they are the law, so out off ignorance people agree to these things.
I certainly agree and believe people have a right to choose.
My kids got my Grandchildren vaccinated but made them give them to them spaced out.
There is a lot of disturbing stuff going on, especially with children and schools,Government.
I think the Father is right to do what he is doing and I hope it throws the light on what is going on with children being taken out of homes so easily!
"Find out just what the people will submit to and you have found out
the exact amount of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon
them; and these will continue until they are resisted with either
words or blows, or with both.
The limits of tyrants are prescribed by
the endurance of those whom they oppress
.". ~Frederick Douglas
I think they use entertainment television, sports, etc to distract the masses from what truly matters. Fluoride and chem trails probably cause people to be more subservient. Several years ago, I would have laughed at what I just wrote. Now, I honestly believe its all by design. We live in a massive distraction. There truly is a battle of good vs evil occurring right now as we speak.
Thanks for your comments. I agree. If enough of us band together and speak up for ourselves, they'll have to listen. Technically our tax dollars pay for our government.
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A close friend of mine signed her daughter up for counseling with the school social worker because of slight behavior problems that were brought on by turning 14 in a very affluent area whereas the girls family aren't. Anyways, the daughter was upset with her parents for signing her up to do community service as punishment for a curfew violation and other bad behavior so she told the counselor that her mother spanked her with a belt. Upon calling the school, the mother as told by the principle that it didn't matter that there was no evidence to corroborate her allegation, i.e. the young girl changed clothes in gym every day for 3 years and never a bruise or a scratch... that it didn't matter and the example the principle gave was that they had a kid who'd claimed that one of his/her parents had slammed him with a belt THREE YEARS PRIOR and yet, by law, they had to report it.
Now that's downright frightening!! No evidence required PLUS there's no "statute of limitations."
▼ TRUTH1234
Well that's not remotely fair. Back in the day, it was pretty normal for kids to get hit with a belt when they really acted up. (It was for me - and I have great loving parents.) It's just the way things were done at one time...before the miraculous Age of Time-Outs.
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▼ ohnoitsaninja
In large enough numbers it would be enough to make a strong statement as silly as the concept seems.
▼ sunshinepines83
I agree with this sentiment. Also, I think maybe the point is to cause outrage in society and the media, thus putting pressure on the state and the president to act. I hope they can get a large enough audience, and are able to accomplish their stated goals. The kids for cash scam run by DCF definitely needs to end and the law Clinton enacted needs to be overturned.
▼ artfullyours
Nightmare...not sure I would've refused the as number though...or baby wrist band.
▼ sunshinepines83
Sadly, your comment speaks volumes about the current state of our nation. They rule us through fear. People are so afraid of being punished, that they choose to comply with absurd and unjust laws and to keep their heads down rather than stand up for themselves and their beliefs. Something has to give, things are getting out of control. Either the swamp must be drained, or I fear the people of this once great nation are going to snap, decide enough is enough and forcefully take their God given rights back from the usurpers.
▼ artfullyours
I agree to much of what you said...but not putting a band on is taking a chance of getting babies mixed up. As far as I know you have to have a ss number, do you not? Do you have one?
▼ dassaer
So are you saying this Baby will become mixed up with babies who are wearing bands?? .....
▼ sunshinepines83
Legally, no I don't think you have to have a social security number, but yes I have one. As for the hospital band, I believe the mother said that she didn't intend for the baby to leave her side; therefore, there was no need for the band as there was no concern of her baby getting mixed up with any other babies or of being taken out of the hospital by any unauthorized persons.
Edit: having a ssn makes getting social services easier, and might be required for income taxes, but I don't believe its against the law to refuse one; however, I'm no expert on this, and it may very by state.
Edit again: I think things such as ssn, vaccines, hospital bands, etc are pushed on people in a way that everyone assumes they are the law, so out off ignorance people agree to these things.
▼ artfullyours
I certainly agree and believe people have a right to choose. My kids got my Grandchildren vaccinated but made them give them to them spaced out. There is a lot of disturbing stuff going on, especially with children and schools,Government. I think the Father is right to do what he is doing and I hope it throws the light on what is going on with children being taken out of homes so easily!
▼ MommyLove
"Find out just what the people will submit to and you have found out the exact amount of injustice and wrong which will be imposed upon them; and these will continue until they are resisted with either words or blows, or with both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress .". ~Frederick Douglas
▼ sunshinepines83
Great quote :)
I think they use entertainment television, sports, etc to distract the masses from what truly matters. Fluoride and chem trails probably cause people to be more subservient. Several years ago, I would have laughed at what I just wrote. Now, I honestly believe its all by design. We live in a massive distraction. There truly is a battle of good vs evil occurring right now as we speak.
▼ TRUTH1234
Thanks for your comments. I agree. If enough of us band together and speak up for ourselves, they'll have to listen. Technically our tax dollars pay for our government.