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Wilsons running from New Mexico
Greg wrote
And they can't rescind their agreement? Kane wrote Nope. Please explain! |
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Greegor wrote:
Greg wrote And they can't rescind their agreement? Kane wrote Nope. Please explain! Clarify what you wish to have explained. And consider doing some research on your own, such as simply reading the material already presented by the media and my, and other's responses to you. 0:- -- "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin (or someone else) |
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Wilsons running from New Mexico
Greg wrote
And they can't rescind their agreement? Kane wrote Nope. Greg wrote Please explain! Kane wrote Clarify what you wish to have explained. Please explain why somebody who makes such an "agreement" cannot rescind it. Kane further wrote And consider doing some research on your own, such as simply reading the material already presented by the media and my, and other's responses to you. How would that explain your illogical assertion that people who voluntarily ""agreed"" to placement could not rescind their agreement? Doesn't YOUR state require a COURT removal order within 72 hours if a child is removed for IMMINENT DANGER? |
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Greegor wrote:
Greg wrote And they can't rescind their agreement? Kane wrote Nope. Greg wrote Please explain! Kane wrote Clarify what you wish to have explained. Please explain why somebody who makes such an "agreement" cannot rescind it. Please explain what purpose our question serves, since you have failed to support nearly every claim you have dreamed up about this event. I did not claim they could or couldn't. Now explain to us what difference it would make if they could rescind it. And then what the outcome would be if they couldn't. All agreements can be rescinded, but with consequences. In this case, if they did rescind 'it' they did so by taking the children and leaving to avoid an examination. Kane further wrote And consider doing some research on your own, such as simply reading the material already presented by the media and my, and other's responses to you. How would that explain your illogical assertion that people who voluntarily ""agreed"" to placement could not rescind their agreement? How would you explain that I made no such claim. Doesn't YOUR state require a COURT removal order within 72 hours if a child is removed for IMMINENT DANGER? Irrelevant. We do not know at this point if there was or wasn't a court order. You are creatively pretending to claim their either was or wasn't. Show us where there was no, or where their was by the evidence presented so far. Then explain why you would continually ask, other than your pathological tendency to lie by diversion, a question not relevant for lack of any possible answer from the information available to us. When you are done explaining that, explain to us how you can think that claiming to pretend that you can train a cat to do dog tricks would be relevant to the court in a child protection case. Now THAT we DO have evidence of having been claimed and presented to the court. 0:- -- "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin (or someone else) |
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Wilsons running from New Mexico
Greegor wrote:
How would that explain your illogical assertion that people who voluntarily ""agreed"" to placement could not rescind their agreement? Kane wrote How would you explain that I made no such claim. You said "Nope." thereby indicating that the people could not rescind their agreement. I quote that interaction below: ----------------------------------------- Greg wrote And they can't rescind their agreement? Kane wrote Nope. ---------------------------------------- |
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Wilsons running from New Mexico
Greegor wrote:
Greegor wrote: How would that explain your illogical assertion that people who voluntarily ""agreed"" to placement could not rescind their agreement? Kane wrote How would you explain that I made no such claim. You said "Nope." thereby indicating that the people could not rescind their agreement. I quote that interaction below: ----------------------------------------- Greg wrote And they can't rescind their agreement? Kane wrote Nope. And shortly after that, which you creatively aborted, I also said in the same context, "It is. If it exists. We don't know if it does or not. You are guessing. I'm playing your guessing game with you." You asked if "it" was a contract. You can't rescind what doesn't exist. My take, given the media hasn't given us a single thing that would suggest that such a "contract" exists, is that it doesn't. It may have been nothing more than verbal agreement. You seem to be struggling rather hard to move this from a flight to avoid a sexual abuse exam, to one about whether or not they were restricted from leaving. Simple logic would tell you that all of that matters not a whit...if they are being charged with what they are being charged with...failing to show up for that appointment. Okay, now what? You keep running from the central point to argue side issues that have no bearing on the central point. The mind of the criminal is a marvelous thing, Greg. I see it in you, and I see it in others here in your their convoluted thinking to avoid any issue you cannot deal with. Now where did you develop such thinking patterns? So tell us, why does the issue of the family traveling out of state supersede an order to present the children for an exam? It would not matter if they were five states away. The appointment was the issue, not travel. They could have hopped, if they just had to travel, on a plane and had the children back for the exam. It was missing the exam that mattered. Now isn't that so, Greg? 0:- -- "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin (or someone else) |
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Wilsons running from New Mexico
Kane wrote
You can't rescind what doesn't exist. My take, given the media hasn't given us a single thing that would suggest that such a "contract" exists, is that it doesn't. It may have been nothing more than verbal agreement. Need I remind you that it was YOU who suggested that such an agreement might have been made, supposedly in place of a COURT REMOVAL ORDER. Remember we are talking about 24 days of removal with no court order. Kane wrote You seem to be struggling rather hard to move this from a flight to avoid a sexual abuse exam, to one about whether or not they were restricted from leaving. They could not be guilty of INTERSTATE FLIGHT TO AVOID PROSECUTION if they were not aware of any COURT action. Then again, can a Family Court ever ""PROSECUTE""? |
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Wilsons running from New Mexico
Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote You can't rescind what doesn't exist. My take, given the media hasn't given us a single thing that would suggest that such a "contract" exists, is that it doesn't. It may have been nothing more than verbal agreement. Need I remind you that it was YOU who suggested that such an agreement might have been made, supposedly in place of a COURT REMOVAL ORDER. NO, asshole. It was YOU that brought up court order, and I responded to your bull**** with best answer I could muster up to help you THINK instead of **** in the street. Remember we are talking about 24 days of removal with no court order. Remember that I DID NOT START THIS BULL**** "COURT ORDER" CRAPPOLA, you piece of diversionary ****. Kane wrote You seem to be struggling rather hard to move this from a flight to avoid a sexual abuse exam, to one about whether or not they were restricted from leaving. They could not be guilty of INTERSTATE FLIGHT TO AVOID PROSECUTION if they were not aware of any COURT action. Were they so charged? Or was that a diversion by you to skirt the issue, the only one in question according to the information we DO have, of having NOT presented the children for the investigation? And who says they had to be "aware?" Such a court order could be issued POST FLIGHT, YOU STUPID ****. You do remember that ignorance is NO excuse for law breaking, right? Any normal human being in this society KNOWS that if you are ordered by proper authority (and CPS IS A PROPER AUTHORITY TO ORDER A MEDICAL EXAM AS IS LAW ENFORCEMENT) skipping out of state can easily result in a charge of "interstate flight to avoid prosecution." Just how ****ing stupid ARE you? You take me back to the days I worked with incarcerated felons and such. They tried these same dodges. Pretending that the law was not the law, and that their ignorance of it was an excuse to not be subjected TO it. Then again, can a Family Court ever ""PROSECUTE""? What do YOU think? You want them disbanded, isn't that right, Greg? YOU want people to be able to ****, torture, brutalize, and otherwise mistreat human children because you are a ****ing pervert, is that not so, Greg? Otherwise you would not go on these mindless denials of reality. Is that not right, Greg? To you Greg, children are little more than animals to be trained and used for your needs and neurotic self indulgence, isn't that correct, Greg? 0:- -- "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin (or someone else) |
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Wilsons running from New Mexico
Greg wrote
Then again, can a Family Court ever ""PROSECUTE""? Kane wrote What do YOU think? You want them disbanded, isn't that right, Greg? YOU want people to be able to [f], torture, brutalize, and otherwise mistreat human children because you are a [f]ing pervert, is that not so, Greg? Why is it so hard for you to admit that Family Court can not ever ""PROSECUTE"" any crime? Do you think this sort of temper tantrum isn't OBVIOUS? |
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Wilsons running from New Mexico
Greegor wrote:
Greg wrote Then again, can a Family Court ever ""PROSECUTE""? Kane wrote What do YOU think? You want them disbanded, isn't that right, Greg? YOU want people to be able to [f], torture, brutalize, and otherwise mistreat human children because you are a [f]ing pervert, is that not so, Greg? Why is it so hard for you to admit that Family Court can not ever ""PROSECUTE"" any crime? Because it's not relevant to this discussion, or your claim. You went afield with it. Show the relevance, stupid. Do you think this sort of temper tantrum isn't OBVIOUS? It's not a temper tantrum. It's a challenge to you to defend the indefensible in your usual ****assed way. And you did. You have drug in everything you could think of to move AWAY from my challenge to your claim that the family can't be prosecuted for taking off...but, of course that was NOT the claim and never was. It was YOU dreaming up one of your fantasies. They were caught for NOT showing up at the exam with the child. Taking the child them. -- "Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well armed lamb contesting the vote." - Benjamin Franklin (or someone else) |
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