cods wrote on Sep 4
th, 2019 at 6:19pm:
freediver wrote on Sep 4
th, 2019 at 6:02pm:
I think Rhino is right. If she removed a restraining order on the husband, then she can hardly complain about the government not intervening. The government cannot watch over your kids for you. That is the parent's responsibility. She had the opportunity to protect her children from the man, with state authority to back it up, and she passed on the opportunity. No amount of whining or warning the authorities about how terrible he is can make up for that. The government doesn't split up families "just in case," and hindsight is always 20/20, but still worthless.
SERIOUSLY!!!!
if thats the case why do we have so many child protection agencies????...[most useless by the look of things]..
we all know a piece of paper doesnt stop a deadbeat doing what he wants...
I am surprised he didnt kill her as well..
you really think a piece of paper will stop a lunatic??????...
That piece of paper is a threat of jail if he does not obey. And if that doesn't work, he ends up in jail.
greggerypeccary wrote on Sep 4
th, 2019 at 6:26pm:
freediver wrote on Sep 4
th, 2019 at 6:02pm:
I think Rhino is right. If she removed a restraining order on the husband, then she can hardly complain about the government not intervening. The government cannot watch over your kids for you. That is the parent's responsibility. She had the opportunity to protect her children from the man, with state authority to back it up, and she passed on the opportunity. No amount of whining or warning the authorities about how terrible he is can make up for that. The government doesn't split up families "just in case," and hindsight is always 20/20, but still worthless.
Isn't it a parent's responsibility to
not torture and murder their children?
Didn't he have the opportunity to
not torture and murder his son?
I'm curious.
You're a genius Greg. You figured out he was a bad man, all by yourself.