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Originally Posted by Roland
Some people and their 'holier than tho' attitude makes me sick.
I'm sure when she left her she did so all be it mistakenly thinking she was safe.
For her mistake she's paid a price beyond contemplation and now you think she should be put on trial for it.
I'm sure your the perfect person who does all things perfectly some people aren't.
I'm sure the women had her faults setting her daughter up to be raped and murdered I'd strongly doubt was one of them.
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It isn’t a question of my being ‘holier than thou’ or of being perfect.
It is though a question of wanting to see certain minimum standards of parenting being restored in our society.
I’d like to see more strong marriages which would lead to more strong, financially independent families. And I do not want to see legions of dysfunctional lower-class spongers subsisting their entire lives on the dole. None of these improvements will happen just by accident. For a start, people need to re-learn how to take marriage seriously. They certainly should not be spoon-fed with handouts – which operate on a corrupt, preferential system of ‘greatest need’- into establishing more & more broken families in which children are just not looked after properly.
Moreover, in such families they are obviously not themselves taught - by both precept and example – how to become effective parents themselves.
Of course I agree with you – I’m sure too she did not ‘set her daughter up to be raped and murdered’. This would be an extraordinary accusation to make. What she was though – in my opinion – was a negligent and irresponsible parent.
Why? Because people like her aren’t taught, or encouraged, to be anything else. If prosecuting this woman succeeds in bringing these sort of matters to more people’s attention (so that our ghastly dysfunctional society which has been totally corrupted by liberalism can improve) then it will be worthwhile, in my opinion.