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Fern5827
October 7th 03, 08:52 PM
Ms. Michaels spent 5 years in prison in NJ for supposedly sexually abusing
children at the Wee Care Preschool.

Her settlement will be costly to the taxpayers.

Chris C.
October 9th 03, 08:06 PM
Fern--it's sad to say that these cases are all to often allowed to
occur. Of course the rights of any individual, according to the
"cohort', doesn't compare to even 1 child receiving a single swat (I
remember reading a post like this from several members of that liberal
elitist group). The "cohort" agenda must be passed---parents/familes
must be punished for their mistakes (sarcasm certainly intended).
Rather than be supportive of families who need it -their issue must
prevail.

Nonspanker by choice,
Chris C.
TX


(Fern5827) wrote in message >...
> Ms. Michaels spent 5 years in prison in NJ for supposedly sexually abusing
> children at the Wee Care Preschool.
>
> Her settlement will be costly to the taxpayers.

Fern5827
October 10th 03, 05:56 PM
Chris C believes:

>Of course the rights of any individual, according to the
>"cohort', doesn't compare to even 1 child receiving a single swat (I
>remember reading a post like this from several members of that liberal
>elitist group). The "cohort" agenda must be passed---parents/familes
>must be punished for their mistakes (sarcasm certainly intended).
>Rather than be supportive of families who need it -their issue must
>prevail.
>
>Nonspanker by choice,
>Chris C.
>TX
>
>
(Fern5827) wrote in message
>...
>> Ms. Michaels spent 5 years in prison in NJ for supposedly sexually abusing
>> children at the Wee Care Preschool.
>>
>> Her settlement will be costly to the taxpayers.
>
>

Chris, I see it more as JOBS CREATION.

As you are well aware, the Child Abuse industry drives much employment in the
US and indeed the world. At least, NZ and AU, UK.

Unfortunately zealousness by any name is counterproductive.

I believe that CPS has encouraged massive disrespect for the parental bonds and
parental authority.

It is unfortunate that CPS, child protective services have squandered their
capital on their endless *investigations*--instead of actually HELPING
FAMILIES.

NC Appeals Court feels the same way, too--since it affirmed in Stumbo v DSS,
North Carolina, 2003 that DSS or CPA has used poor judgement and squandered
money in its investigation of trivial matter.

Not to mention the unconstitutionality of such intrusions.



Chris C--an academic pens:

>Subject: Re: Kelly Michaels incarcerated for abuse Oprah today
>From: (Chris C.)
>Date: 10/9/2003 3:06 PM Eastern Daylight Time
>Message-id: >
>
>Fern--it's sad to say that these cases are all to often allowed to
>occur. Of course the rights of any individual, according to the
>"cohort', doesn't compare to even 1 child receiving a single swat (I
>remember reading a post like this from several members of that liberal
>elitist group). The "cohort" agenda must be passed---parents/familes
>must be punished for their mistakes (sarcasm certainly intended).
>Rather than be supportive of families who need it -their issue must
>prevail.
>
>Nonspanker by choice,
>Chris C.
>TX
>
>
(Fern5827) wrote in message
>...
>> Ms. Michaels spent 5 years in prison in NJ for supposedly sexually abusing
>> children at the Wee Care Preschool.
>>
>> Her settlement will be costly to the taxpayers.
>
>
>
>
>
>

LaVonne Carlson
October 12th 03, 03:37 AM
Fern5827 wrote:

> Unfortunately zealousness by any name is counterproductive.

It certainly is in your case. Your zealousness has led you to lie, to
misrepresent people's words, and to rely on propaganda as you zealotly strive to
discredit any association that attempts to protect children.

> I believe that CPS has encouraged massive disrespect for the parental bonds and
> parental authority.

I know. And you are zealous in your belief.

> It is unfortunate that CPS, child protective services have squandered their
> capital on their endless *investigations*--instead of actually HELPING
> FAMILIES.

Zealous in your attempt to discredit CPS, aren't you?

> NC Appeals Court feels the same way, too--since it affirmed in Stumbo v DSS,
> North Carolina, 2003 that DSS or CPA has used poor judgement and squandered
> money in its investigation of trivial matter.

Gee, you and the NC Appeals Court share the same feelings. I wonder if they know?

> Not to mention the unconstitutionality of such intrusions.

Terrible. Continue to zealously pursue your zealous attempts to zealously
discredit any and all organizations designed to protect children. Continue to
zealously protect even the most abusive parents.

Zealousness can indeed be counterproductive. You are a living example of your
objection to zealousness.

Thanks, Fern.

LaVonne

Fern5827
October 12th 03, 02:31 PM
Not substantive arguments, La'Vonne.

I suggest you take some lessons from Doug.

Weak. Ad Homs, folks

AD HOMS= Arguments degrading someone's character, rather than presenting facts.

Unfortunately, that is another characteristic of CPS operatives.

Really, they COULD MANAGE Child Protective Services better.

Instead, they endlessly drum up clientele by squandering their resources on
*investigations*

What is CPS' agenda, anyway?

http://www.syc.org New Hampshire site for those who know that DCYF is
dysfunctional.

LaVonne Carlson
October 15th 03, 02:12 AM
Fern,

I guess actually responding to my post was far too threatening. You cut the
entire post. If you had included my post and respond to my points, you would open
yourself up for challenge and criticism. So you chose to do what you did below.
You cut my post and threw out the few meaningless, disjointed, and derogatory
comments below, and hoped that no one would notice.

I suspect that many readers noticed, but few cared. Your pattern is fairly
predictable.

LaVonne



Fern5827 wrote:

> Not substantive arguments, La'Vonne.
>
> I suggest you take some lessons from Doug.
>
> Weak. Ad Homs, folks
>
> AD HOMS= Arguments degrading someone's character, rather than presenting facts.
>
> Unfortunately, that is another characteristic of CPS operatives.
>
> Really, they COULD MANAGE Child Protective Services better.
>
> Instead, they endlessly drum up clientele by squandering their resources on
> *investigations*
>
> What is CPS' agenda, anyway?
>
> http://www.syc.org New Hampshire site for those who know that DCYF is
> dysfunctional.