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Worried foster care parents in revolt over new rules
Releasing all of the information on "AT RISK" parents
to FOSTERS would mostly reveal to fosters just how PETTY the reasons for removal really were. Fosters would quickly see how most of the removed children really should NOT have been removed. At first this would reveal just how seriously the caseworkers had LIED to the fosters about the horrible conditions the children were removed from. Quickly the caseworkers would stop telling these big lies to fosters. Notice that in this article the representative for fosters considers every child to be a refugee from ACTUAL abuse. This is factually, statistically, not true. Notice also that the rep has effectively become the labor rep for the UNION of fosters, even calling a strike. The funniest part is the rep complaining that the laws are created without insight ("family picnic"). Famliy Rights people have said this for ages but foster reps generally reamin quiet when this idiocy BENEFITS them. |
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Worried foster care parents in revolt over new rules
"Greegor" wrote in message ups.com... Releasing all of the information on "AT RISK" parents to FOSTERS would mostly reveal to fosters just how PETTY the reasons for removal really were. Fosters would quickly see how most of the removed children really should NOT have been removed. At first this would reveal just how seriously the caseworkers had LIED to the fosters about the horrible conditions the children were removed from. 1. Caseworkers don't tell us these things gregg, the kids do. So, caseworkers don't lie to us, and therefore your premise is in error. IF we are told how horrible the conditions are the story is being told by those who have been subjected to it. 2. It is not the place of the foster parents to judge the reasons for removal. We don't have all the information, we were not there, we don't have the training and in most cases the education to make these judgments. That's what caseworkers are for. And the police of course. 3. Most removals for "At Risk" children are made by law enforcement officers. Not caseworkers. I notice that both of you tend to place all the blame on the caseworkers, when in fact in many cases they just get handed a case by the police and the actual removal has already been made. Interesting that you don't blame the officers for making these decisions. Ron |
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Worried foster care parents in revolt over new rules
Ron wrote
caseworkers don't lie to us They've been CAUGHT AT IT Ron! Ron wrote It is not the place of the foster parents to judge the reasons for removal. We don't have all the information, we were not there, we don't have the training and in most cases the education to make these judgments. That's what caseworkers are for. And the police of course. Isn't that the argument the death camp guards and villagers used? Plus you implied that caseworkers DO have the training or education to know diddly, which even KANE acknowledges is not true. Ron wrote 3. Most removals for "At Risk" children are made by law enforcement officers. Not caseworkers. I notice that both of you tend to place all the blame on the caseworkers, when in fact in many cases they just get handed a case by the police and the actual removal has already been made. Interesting that you don't blame the officers for making these decisions. I do, but the CPS agency justifies to itself MAINTAINING dominion and control over the children. The cops are not responsible for the months of foot dragging by the agencies. Dominion and Control over a child is the legal issue for good reason. |
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"Greegor" wrote in message oups.com... Ron wrote caseworkers don't lie to us They've been CAUGHT AT IT Ron! No gregg, they havent. They cannot lie to us about something that they cannot tell us about. Therefore, since they cannot tell us then they cannot lie about it. Get the point? Ron wrote It is not the place of the foster parents to judge the reasons for removal. We don't have all the information, we were not there, we don't have the training and in most cases the education to make these judgments. That's what caseworkers are for. And the police of course. Isn't that the argument the death camp guards and villagers used? I wouldnt know gregg, personally I have never met a "death camp guard". The few villagers I know have never mentioned that. Besides gregg, I know you have problems facing the truth, but that does not apply to the rest of us nor does it change the facts. Plus you implied that caseworkers DO have the training or education to know diddly, which even KANE acknowledges is not true. I am not kane. What he acknowledges is certainly going to be different from what I acknowledge. Different people, understand? Caseworkers DO have the education and training, not foster parents. THAT is what I said gregg. Try actually READING for a moment, its enlightening. Ron wrote 3. Most removals for "At Risk" children are made by law enforcement officers. Not caseworkers. I notice that both of you tend to place all the blame on the caseworkers, when in fact in many cases they just get handed a case by the police and the actual removal has already been made. Interesting that you don't blame the officers for making these decisions. I do, but the CPS agency justifies to itself MAINTAINING dominion and control over the children. The cops are not responsible for the months of foot dragging by the agencies. Dominion and Control over a child is the legal issue for good reason. "dominion and control over the children"? Hmmm, well that's not CPS either gregg. That would be the state courts. Be it family court or some other depending on the state, each being different of course. As for foot dragging, well the parents have to assume a significant amount of liability for that since they are the ones given the list of things they need to accomplish to achieve reunification and so often fail to do so. They also fail to show for court, fail to comply with court orders, fail to clean up/sober up, fail in so many other areas that they honestly cant all be listed here. Lets face it gregg, you have never really been all that knowledgeable on the subject, your understanding of the system and how it works is minimal to say the least. So, while I understand while you refuse to believe people like myself, I cant understand why you don't get off your fat lazy ass and go get the education you are so lacking. Ron |
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Worried foster care parents in revolt over new rules
Greegor wrote: Ron wrote caseworkers don't lie to us They've been CAUGHT AT IT Ron! Why you lying little son of a bitch. You snipped the subject of the sentence and paragraph to completely change the meaning of his statement. What kind of **** ARE you Greg? Here is what he said: "1. Caseworkers don't tell us these things gregg, the kids do. So, caseworkers don't lie to us, and therefore your premise is in error. IF we are told how horrible the conditions are the story is being told by those who have been subjected to it. " Obviously the subject is "these things," Greg, and obviously it's not the workers that pass this information along or not (often workers don't know the half of what abuses the child suffered so they can't do that) it's the children themselves. You ****ing piece of scum. You don't even deserve the respect of scum. And you claimed I get all "Faggoty" over your abortion of attributions...LOOK at what you just did. This is COMMON FOR YOU. You cannot make and argument without creating a lie to work from. Ron wrote It is not the place of the foster parents to judge the reasons for removal. We don't have all the information, we were not there, we don't have the training and in most cases the education to make these judgments. That's what caseworkers are for. And the police of course. Isn't that the argument the death camp guards and villagers used? Nope. YOU ****ing little piece of ****. Plus you implied that caseworkers DO have the training or education to know diddly, which even KANE acknowledges is not true. You are lying again. I've never said any such thing. In fact MOST do, and I've challenged you recently to prove, after one of your more ignorant lying posts, to go and read the job recruiting bulletins for cps CASEWORKERs, not aides, not transport persons, not clerical state, but actual caseworkers. What I have said, liar, is that there isn't enough funding to hire ENOUGH educated trained workers. And the Pew report, so often cited by Doug, says so as well. Ron wrote 3. Most removals for "At Risk" children are made by law enforcement officers. Not caseworkers. I notice that both of you tend to place all the blame on the caseworkers, when in fact in many cases they just get handed a case by the police and the actual removal has already been made. Interesting that you don't blame the officers for making these decisions. I do, but the CPS agency justifies to itself MAINTAINING dominion and control over the children. It doesn't have to "justify" itself. There are far more abused children than they could ever hope to serve. The cops are not responsible for the months of foot dragging by the agencies. Nope. The problem primarily is caseload size. When when has forty and more children to be responsible for casework for, with each case having dozens upon dozens of areas of responsibility that require actions by the caseworker, including followup on other's responsibilities, it would follow that it takes time. A lot of time. Dominion and Control over a child is the legal issue for good reason. New subject? The question wasn't legal issues. The question was the foster parents revolt over new rules. What, by the way, do you mean by "Dominion and Control?" Do you custody and responsibility? All legally supported...that is there is statue granting that authority? 0:- |
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Worried foster care parents in revolt over new rules
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"Greegor" wrote in message ps.com... Mary Callahan. greegor kneal doug micorfilm news server I can do that to gregg. The difference here is that most people here are going to know who I am talking about. Ron |
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Worried foster care parents in revolt over new rules
Ron wrote:
"Greegor" wrote in message ps.com... Mary Callahan. greegor kneal doug micorfilm news server I can do that to gregg. The difference here is that most people here are going to know who I am talking about. Ron Apparently Greg has once again talked himself into a corner, built by his own disinformation and other less than clever lying. Now he has nothing left but obscure references he is terrified to actually debate about...because of what got him to that point. He did it a bit more elaborate with his lie by omission context destruction of your statement concerning learning from the children, not the workers, about the abuses the child suffered. He want's to forget your clarifying statement sometime back that shot this lie in the butt....that there is a large percentage of children in foster care that are not abused. How many did you say out of the hundreds you've fostered that you found there MIGHT possibly be a chance of that...a couple, and you couldn't even be sure then? Ron, I'd guess that an abused child is not going to be able to hid it from you. The ones I worked with in mental health certainly could not. The symptoms are apparent, even as to the kind of abuse. Anyone with as many years experience as you have have seen those symptoms again and again. You know what you are looking at. These are a pack of liars misrepresenting data by spin and manipulation and applying reasons that do not exist in the real world. Kane |
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Worried foster care parents in revolt over new rules
To a system suck idealogue any other view is to be villified.
Is this news? |
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Worried foster care parents in revolt over new rules
"Greegor" wrote in message oups.com... To a system suck idealogue any other view is to be villified. Is this news? So, what your saying is that you don't really have a reasonable reply to his argument and therefore must resort to childish name calling to make yourself feel better. Well...... I guess that's one way to finally make yourself feel like you have come out on top. Ron |
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