Child Abuse Cases Show Lack of Parental Responsibility at It's Worst

[The Jason]

People want the government to step in and save the children or whoever from starvation, abuse etc. but that's because the parents are crap.

And this story below is just the tip of the iceberg:

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crim...th-and-allows-him-to-drown-police/ar-AA1KAlCf

In an ideal world the Republicans want, the parents feed the children from their own jobs and do whatever else cause it's the noble thing to do.

 

[MrDawn]

People want the government to step in and save the children or whoever from starvation, abuse etc. but that's because the parents are crap.

I doubt the US is going to do much. Some states don't have a strong CPS department.

Now, If this were Russia. You can bet that they would. They're infamous for the militarization of children (any age), where they train kids to become infantrymen or assassins. Right now they're kidnapping kids over in Ukraine and brainwashing them into serving their regime.

Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine includes a systematic campaign of forcibly moving children from Ukraine into Russia, fracturing their connection to Ukrainian language and heritage through “re-education,” and even disconnecting children from their Ukrainian identities through adoption. Children documented by the Yale Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL) range in age from four months to 17 years, and many have families looking for them in Ukraine.

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• More than 19,000 children from Ukraine have been deported to Russia. Only 1,236 children have been returned to Ukraine. The actual number of children remaining in Russia is likely significantly higher.
• Yale HRL has identified more than 8,400 children from Ukraine who have been systematically relocated to at least 57 facilities––including 13 facilities in Belarus and 43 facilities in Russia and Russia-occupied territory.
• Russia targeted vulnerable groups of children for deportation, including orphans, children with disabilities, children from low-income families, and children with parents in the military.
• There are documented cases in which children were physically abused, denied communication with their families in Ukraine, and given inadequate access to food and care after being taken to Russia.
• Russia has refused to give Ukrainian authorities a list of children taken to Russia––as required by international law––and has engaged in various activities to conceal their forced deportation and illegal adoption of children from Ukraine.
• The kidnapping and indoctrination, including military training, of children from Ukraine was ordered by Russia’s President Vladimir Putin and executed by Russia’s federal, regional, and occupation officials. Russia’s security services and criminal investigative agency systematically targeted vulnerable groups of children and transported them to Russia, where regional officials subjected them to re-education and listed children for adoption. Russia’s Investigative Committee has set recruitment quotas and designated a cadet school for children from Ukraine, creating a direct pipeline into federal security service.

https://medicine.yale.edu/news-article/fact-sheet-russias-kidnapping-and-re-education-of-ukraines-children/