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CORRECTING FOR EXPOSURE!
Raw numbers again, without correcting for exposure rates?
What's the ratio of Fosters to bio parents? ..4% looks favorable until you consider that they don't have .4% of the EXPOSURE! That parents are responsible for 26% of abuse is disproportionately small when you consider that parents EXPOSURE RATE should come fairly close to 100%! If the Fosters have 0.05% of kids, but .4% of abuse they are abusing at EIGHT TIMES the rate parents do. Raw percentages OF ABUSE are almost meaningless without correcting for EXPOSURE. Trying to make the states ""superior parents"" look better by showing raw numbers without correcting for EXPOSURE is a dirtytrick. Why does Kane keep misrepresenting in this way? Sexual abuse data: .........................Number % Parent 17,543 26.3 Other Relative 19,171 28.7 Foster Parent 253 0.4 Residential Facility Staff 137 0.2 |
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Greegor wrote:
Raw numbers again, without correcting for exposure rates? What's the ratio of Fosters to bio parents? .4% looks favorable until you consider that they don't have .4% of the EXPOSURE! That parents are responsible for 26% of abuse is disproportionately small when you consider that parents EXPOSURE RATE should come fairly close to 100%! If the Fosters have 0.05% of kids, but .4% of abuse they are abusing at EIGHT TIMES the rate parents do. Raw percentages OF ABUSE are almost meaningless without correcting for EXPOSURE. Trying to make the states ""superior parents"" look better by showing raw numbers without correcting for EXPOSURE is a dirtytrick. Why does Kane keep misrepresenting in this way? Kane is d'geezer - Don Fisher - the infamous screwball who spammed his states most vulnerable children to usenet. Kane/Don/d'geezer is a CPS contractor - his speciality - you guessed it - troubled boys -- Kane/Don/d'geezer is like the legendary fag in boystown - Now ask yourself why Don/Kane/d'geezer would want to shift the blame. lol. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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Greegor wrote:
Raw numbers again, without correcting for exposure rates? What's the ratio of Fosters to bio parents? .4% looks favorable until you consider that they don't have .4% of the EXPOSURE! That parents are responsible for 26% of abuse is disproportionately small when you consider that parents EXPOSURE RATE should come fairly close to 100%! If the Fosters have 0.05% of kids, but .4% of abuse they are abusing at EIGHT TIMES the rate parents do. Raw percentages OF ABUSE are almost meaningless without correcting for EXPOSURE. Trying to make the states ""superior parents"" look better by showing raw numbers without correcting for EXPOSURE is a dirtytrick. Why does Kane keep misrepresenting in this way? Some believe Don/Kane/d'geezer to be a rabid butch lesbian - that would also explain his/her defense of homosexual child molesters. Sexual abuse data: .........................Number % Parent 17,543 26.3 Other Relative 19,171 28.7 Foster Parent 253 0.4 Residential Facility Staff 137 0.2 -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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On 27 May 2007 11:16:01 -0700, Greegor wrote: Raw numbers again, without correcting for exposure rates? What thread are you responding to, Greg? What's the ratio of Fosters to bio parents? The only real comparison is the rate of fosters to bio parent CLIENTS of CPS, Greg, not the general population. The general population is NOT subject to immediate and open intrusion by CPS at CPS convenience. Only foster parents. Heck, even clients are subject to the levels of openness required by contract of foster parents. Fosties regularly get away with murder - they are investigated by their own - CPS - NJ report is shocking - CPS regularly discounts and/or covers up abuse by fosties. Every time we read another report, it's about lying falsifying caseworkers covering for rape, murder, and abuse in foster care. It about the cash Don - nobody gives a **** what happens to foster kids once the golden goose has laid the egg -- cronies like you and your disgusting ilk cash in whether the kids live or die. You're a pathetic lump of flesh Don - Don't anyone live up by Don ?? Can't we get some pictures of this asshole posted on ascps?? The world needs to see the face of this disgusting perv. YIKES Wanna know how fosties can get away with murder?? Read on. Wanna know why fosties continue to abuse and murder our children at rates that would shame Satan? Read on: Wanna know why CPS scum like Don are narcissistic screwballs? Read on: http://library.adoption.com/laws-and...-independent-r... "As a result of IAIU's systemic deficiencies identified in this review, children in out-of-home care were and are in DYFS placements known to be abusive and neglectful, and no assurances can be given that any child in DYFS out-of-home care is safe." "The expert discovered that investigations were routinely delayed, incomplete, and had inconclusive findings despite clear signs of abuse, leaving children in homes with individuals known to seriously abuse or neglect children." "The documents showed in individual cases how DYFS failed to respond appropriately to protect plaintiff children who were abused, and sometimes died, in foster care." "*IAIU only substantiated 12% (15 cases) of alleged maltreatment in DYFS out-of-home placements, although 33% of the IAIU cases (40 cases) should have been substantiated if reasonable professional judgment had been exercised." "58% of the cases that were "unsubstantiated" by IAIU should have been substantiated. " -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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"Greegor" wrote in message oups.com... Raw numbers again, without correcting for exposure rates? What's the ratio of Fosters to bio parents? .4% looks favorable until you consider that they don't have .4% of the EXPOSURE! That parents are responsible for 26% of abuse is disproportionately small when you consider that parents EXPOSURE RATE should come fairly close to 100%! If the Fosters have 0.05% of kids, but .4% of abuse they are abusing at EIGHT TIMES the rate parents do. Raw percentages OF ABUSE are almost meaningless without correcting for EXPOSURE. Trying to make the states ""superior parents"" look better by showing raw numbers without correcting for EXPOSURE is a dirtytrick. Why does Kane keep misrepresenting in this way? Kane's statistics are accurate, as I am sure yours are. But Kane is not spinning them. Fact is gregg, I have a mandatory reporter in my home, in contact with my foster children, three to four times a week, not including all the time that the kids spend at school where the place is filled with mandatory reporters. I also must submit to a search by CPS representatives anytime they like, 24x7. Not only can they talk to my foster children, but my own children as well. Just how may of the parents out there that are not foster parents have these conditions and issues gregg? A nice round percentage would be nice, something verifiable. 100% of the foster parents in our country have the same conditions and issues that I have gregg. How many non-foster parents do? Now, do the math. Just how likely is it that someone is going to find out about CA/N in a foster home versus a non-foster home? Kane isn't misrepresenting anything gregg. You are. Ron Sexual abuse data: .........................Number % Parent 17,543 26.3 Other Relative 19,171 28.7 Foster Parent 253 0.4 Residential Facility Staff 137 0.2 |
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Kane posted raw percentages.
I pointed out that they are misleading if you do not correct for EXPOSURE. Neither Ron nor Kane refuted this EXPOSURE concept did they? Kane and Ron responded to that with comments about how CPS can come walking into the Foster home at a moments notice. Except in most states normal CPS caseworkers do NOT investigate reports of abuse in Foster Contractor homes. Either the Foster agency itself or a special section of CPS handles reports of abuse in Foster Contractor homes. Separate and most definately NOT equal investigative staff! Numerous news stories pasted here show how often investigations of Foster Contractors are NOT taken very seriously until they become disastrous. Much like the molestation by the CLERGY over many decades, Fosters are seen as key ALLIES of the Child Protection INDUSTRY. The concept that Foster Contractors are watched so frequently as an excuse for their disproportionately HIGH rate of abuse has some major logical problems. How does being watched more by FRIENDLY inspectors create child abuse? Wouldn't Foster Contractors be thoroughly indoctrinated as to what is and is not be a violation? Most of all, just imagine how politically awkward it is FOR THE AGENCIES WHO WATCHED THEM if a Foster Contractor gets a criminal charge! Who is really so NAIVE to think that the agencies wouldn't feel a lot of pressure to avoid this kind of attention by making it go away quietly? In other words, being WATCHED so much basically makes the agencies almost PARTNERS to any abuse scandals that erupt, and creates huge pressure for them to cover up as much as they can. Wouldn't that concept FAR OUTSTRIP the concept that being watched more somehow creates more founded child abuse? |
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On May 28, 12:36 am, Greegor wrote:
Kane posted raw percentages. Misnomer. A "percentage" is by it's nature, not a raw anything. It's derived from raw numbers. I shows a comparison. A percentage of something larger to something smaller, or the reverse, 'something.' I pointed out that they are misleading if you do not correct for EXPOSURE. Yes, you did. And you identified the items exposure incorrectly. Neither Ron nor Kane refuted this EXPOSURE concept did they? Yes, we both did. Kane and Ron responded to that with comments about how CPS can come walking into the Foster home at a moments notice. Please explain what YOU mean by "exposure." Since we are discussing the rate of child abuse between two demographics we must consider their similarities and their disimilatirties to determine how valid and credible and useful the comparison is. In other words, just how accurate each is then compare to the other ONLY if either they ARE similar, or they can be statistically corrected for difference. NO STUDY to my knowledge, from as far back as Doug argued it...without submitting source material in FULL, did a statistical correction for the difference in "exposure" opportunity between the two groups. If you know of such a statistical analysis, one that corrects for the dissimilar exposure rates, do let us know, and cite with LINKS to the study, or abstract. Thanks. . Except in most states normal CPS caseworkers do NOT investigate reports of abuse in Foster Contractor homes. Initially they do. Either the Foster agency itself or a special section of CPS handles reports of abuse in Foster Contractor homes. Separate and most definately NOT equal investigative staff! Both are trained by the same methods, often doing both as part of their workload. You are incorrect in your guessing. But you are free to provide any proof you can find that this is exclusive. In some jurisdictions, yet, there are dedicated "Out of Home Placement Abuse Allegations," but those people usually have served as investigators for "In Home Abuse Allegations," as well. Investigators aren't plucked from trees. Numerous news stories pasted here show how often investigations of Foster Contractors are NOT taken very seriously until they become disastrous. Cite a few for us. And show that this does not happen with bio family investigations as well, Greg. Much like the molestation by the CLERGY over many decades, Fosters are seen as key ALLIES of the Child Protection INDUSTRY. Incoherent statement. Which part of clergy abuse compares, and precisely how, to allegations of foster parent abuses? Why are you using a term like "ALLIES," screaming it, as though it is wrong for CPS and foster parent to be allies in caring for children? You are very warped, Greg, do you know that? The concept that Foster Contractors are watched so frequently as an excuse for their disproportionately HIGH rate of abuse has some major logical problems. No, in fact it has no such problems. How does being watched more by FRIENDLY inspectors create child abuse? Where did you get the idea the inspectors are friendly? Where investigators look in to foster abuse allegations as part of or ONLY their job, they would lose their job if they did not vigorously pursue the complaint to a "founded" outcome in a reasonable proportion of cases. They aren't paid to fail, but to succeed. Just like all workers in any field,. Wouldn't Foster Contractors be thoroughly indoctrinated as to what is and is not be a violation? Why "indoctrinated," when you mean trained, Greg? More propagandist hyperbolic appeal to emotions? Do you think that everyone is a weak minded fool like you with an agenda they don't put great thought into before taking it up as a cause? You are most patronizing in your choice of words, Greg. Most of all, just imagine how politically awkward it is FOR THE AGENCIES WHO WATCHED THEM if a Foster Contractor gets a criminal charge! That's why there is so often in the larger jurisdictions where the number of cases would be higher a special investigative unit that is free from local influence (they come always from the state's central human services office and are NEVER assigned locally). Who is really so NAIVE to think that the agencies wouldn't feel a lot of pressure to avoid this kind of attention by making it go away quietly? Wanting something and acting on it are two different things. There are other considerations as to what agencies might want, such as not being caught favoring abusive foster parents. That would be far more damaging than exposing foster parents as abusive in the first place. In the first instance, it can be, PR wise, as "cleaning house," and properly supervising the foster parent population. In the second instance it can and will be seen as trying to cover up. Which would YOU rather be seen as doing, Greg? In other words, being WATCHED so much basically makes the agencies almost PARTNERS to any abuse scandals that erupt, and creates huge pressure for them to cover up as much as they can. Actually they aren't "watched so much" by CPS, Greg. It's a scandal that oversight requirements aren't met all that well according to federal standards. Again, staffing shortfalls. If an agency get's a call that there is suspected abuse in a genpop family, and a worker has a routine visit to a foster family scheduled, which do you think they should look at first? The problem is priorities versus resource allocation, Greg. Something true of the entire work world, not just CPS. You wish to take advantage of the underfunding and short staffing pressures to claim CPS is a malevolent evil force...isn't that correct? Wouldn't that concept FAR OUTSTRIP the concept that being watched more somehow creates more founded child abuse? No. CPS has many people working for it in decision making capacity that are far smarter than you Greg, and apparently more honest. If they compare in house uncovering of child abuse by a foster parent they have two issues to consider and compare. One, that it's more than just embarrassing ... and the circumstance is often no embarrassment at all, because they cannot, and the public, all but you, knows they cannot, do 24/7 supervision in the foster home. And then there's that GOOD PR that they do housecleaning regularly when such a case is exposed BY THEM. If someone ELSE exposes it that is total bad PR Greg. So they are rather diligent, even if it's painful to admit, in finding abuse perpetrated by foster parents. And as you know...unless you are selectively remembering my debates with Doug, foster parents are held to a far higher standard than bio parents. A bio parent can spank, for instance, and as long as it does not leave a long lasting mark on the child they are NOT abusing, according to state law. A foster parnent can hit a child with any, that's ANY degree of force, even the most mild, for discipline witout a charge of CHILD ABUSE. I watched a lovely polynesian couple fight such a charge...the agency REALLY needed them as they provided culturally appropriate services for that population no one else could possibly do. The mother lifted the reluctant five year old into the family van and was seen and the motion looked like a spank to the witness. No mark on the child, and the child in interview did not recognize it as a "spank." Yet they had to fight all the way to the state governor to clear the accusation. And it cost them some money to do it. The bore the cost of an attorney because the were very deeply connected to their particular polynesian culture and could not bear the thought of children going to culturally unaware foster families. You ever hear of a bio family accuse of spanking under such circumstances? And having their children removed for it? This family had they OWN bio children removed and placed in foster care for nearly three months. Additionally, Greg, foster parents are the recipients of many false allegations of abuse. It comes with the job. They are trained to expect there to be at least, on average, one per year, as long as they foster. And as for the "exposure" factor, Greg, how many mandated reporters are families in the genpop exposed to and how often? Foster families are exposed to a string of them on a constant basis, even pre school age children. Thta is what I mean by exposure comparison, Greg. A foster family does NOT have the choices an abusive parents has to hide their actions and outcomes. You won't find many older kids in bio families "calling my worker," as you will in foster homes with older kids. You won't find all that many invested parties complaining to CPS about bio families, as is just part of the job for foster's. All the relatives are up for calling CPS against a foster parent, Greg, including the parents. They call with complaints rather a lot. Overloading the system, of course. A parental visit often results in "where did that mark on my child come from," when it's about the size of a pencil eraser and the kid did it himself in play. Parent's are often heavily invested in accusing the foster parent of abuse. Who in the bio family, or surroundings is invested in false allegations against them? Damn rare, kiddo, despite the noise you folks make about it. The exposure rate and the difference in opportunity to hide abuse is very different in the two groups. And why did you make this claim, by the way, about Ron and I possibly failing to meet your challenge on this issue, and remove our commentary from the post? Don't you see that YOU are using a technique not unlike an abusive parent when you do that TO CONCEAL THE TRUTH?. Or were you not interested in debate, only a platform to scream from? Kane |
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Kane wrote
Where did you get the idea the inspectors are friendly? Where investigators look in to foster abuse allegations as part of or ONLY their job, they would lose their job if they did not vigorously pursue the complaint to a "founded" outcome in a reasonable proportion of cases. The kind of oversight you describe is easily abused. Make foundeds in token cases and bury ones so hot they would burn the agency's fingers. Remember the recently posted story of the Arizona Foster Care Review Board lady who e-mailed a state legislator his own traffic ticket history because he proposed opening up records where caseworkers did wrong? Wasn't that an attempt to intimidate a legislator? In order to cover up the wrongdoings of caseworkers? Isn't she part of that same noble investigative system Kane? |
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