I deal with these type of people everyday. It's sad, sad, sad.

 

It's always the innocent children that are traumatized in these situations.

 

It also irritates me to no end that these idiots can do a few simple things and CPS will recommend that their children be returned to them. A few weeks to a couple of months later, same people, same situation, same children traumatized.

 

I could go on forever. The people that will be horrified by these pictures aren't the ones that need to be.

Not sure what your issue is with CPS but they can only go by the regs the state dictates. Never mind they are way over worked and under paid. Probably the worse paid government workers as compared to what they have to do.

Not sure what your issue is with CPS but they can only go by the regs the state dictates. Never mind they are way over worked and under paid. Probably the worse paid government workers as compared to what they have to do.

 

Agreed they are overworked.

 

My problem is with the way the ones I deal with operate. Making home visits the day of court when they have had 60 since the last court date to make one. Not speaking to the people that have temporary custody of the children to find out how the kids are doing, relying solely on the parents that have had them removed for information.

 

I could go on and on.

 

I know not all workers are like this. I have met more that just do enough to get the job done and less that really care.

 

I agree that they work within the laws they have to follow. The Kentucky legislature has made some very bad laws, IMHO, governing the ways children are handled in situations.

The only part I didn't like is that they didn't block out the face of the little boy. I don't think there was any since or benefit to showing his face.

Agreed they are overworked.

 

My problem is with the way the ones I deal with operate. Making home visits the day of court when they have had 60 since the last court date to make one. Not speaking to the people that have temporary custody of the children to find out how the kids are doing, relying solely on the parents that have had them removed for information.

 

I could go on and on.

 

I know not all workers are like this. I have met more that just do enough to get the job done and less that really care.

 

I agree that they work within the laws they have to follow. The Kentucky legislature has made some very bad laws, IMHO, governing the ways children are handled in situations.

I've lived with it for 18 years and yes while there are bad ones, and believe some aren't worth shooting, the majority are really good and do the job right. Now my experience is limited to the Henderson area so maybe the workers around her are just too notch.

Will this really have the impact they intend?

 

 

I didn't read the article but you ask a fair question if the intent is to have people reconsider in the name of their children.

 

I do not think it will have an impact.

I say we start killing every drug dealer that deals heroin. It will eliminate some of the problem.

The Phillippines are in the midst of something similar.

I didn't read the article but you ask a fair question if the intent is to have people reconsider in the name of their children.

 

I do not think it will have an impact.

 

For once we agree on something, the picture, does nothing IMO.

So what will have an impact?

Will this really have the impact they intend?

 

If it saves one life, especially the life of an innocent child. I'm good with it.

Yesterday police in NKY arrested a guy on Dixie highway who was high on heroin, driving to pick his kids up from school. It's not getting any better.

If it saves one life, especially the life of an innocent child. I'm good with it.

 

Agreed but I think the question being posed is to degree of impact.

Agreed but I think the question being posed is to degree of impact.

 

If it was your kid that was saved I'm sure you would consider it to be a huge impact.

No harm in showing the image. So why not.

I saw an unusually large backup of cars on Madison Ave. right about this time and wondered what was going on.

 

Apparently it was this...

 

Two Hospitalized After Heroin Overdose Causes Driver to Crash | The River City News

Dar-Win-Ism.... quit interrupting it and let the process play out.

It's selfish behavior. No sympathy, for them. Take their kid or kids give them to someone who appreciates having children and lock the adults up till they rot. Losers of the worst kind.