Child Protective Services...DHS...

[John F Kennedy III]

Do any of you OWN a copy of the Constitution?

Aside from there being no basis in the rule of law for CPS, it is one of the most corrupt of all government "agencies", federal AND state.

It needs to go.

This. CPS is a child kidnapping ring. No more, no less.

Interesting fact: Family court started out as Eugenics court.

 

[acptulsa]

This. I support Ron Paul for many reasons. Many of the reasons stem from the church I was raised in. It was based on VOLUNTARY charity, good will to others. My parents were officers (ministers) for this church and would open our home to children when their parents couldn't/wouldn't take care of them. They would confront the parent or the parent would come to them.

The worst aspect, imo, of a state CYF system supported through federal funding, besides the fact of stealing money in order to pay for it, is that if states don't meet their federally mandated quota, they lose their funding. You know what this means.

I've seen families torn apart because of CYF. One family of 7 children, they took the kids away stemming from not following up with an infant's doctor's visit. The children were placed in foster care, and abused. Even after the parents did everything the court ordered them to do, the courts terminated their rights and placed the children up for adoption. My mom appeared on the parent's behalf in court several times and said the action by the CYF workers was just sickening. Lying to the judge and he would not permit the parents to speak in their defense. This was a black family and as Ron Paul speaks about the discrimination in the court system against minorities, this is a perfect example.

Nothing like kids getting taken away because they're not abused enough. Federal quotas are behind more than a little of this. More and more, they interfere in state and local governments, effectively eroding truly republican forms of government--local government--and covering for their own abuses by tying us up with a plethora of federal issues (abortion, gay marriage) that serve as a smoke screen.

This happens in every aspect of life, but unless people know specifically about it they assume that what the government is up to is helpful. It's such a weird disconnect--everything the federal government does that I know about is bad, but everything they do that I don't know the specifics about is good. Say what?