Outrage is appropriate in response to child abuse

Note: This, dear readers, is posted so that you might be educated on one of their manipulations tactics.

Outrage is appropriate in response to child abuse

Note Continued: I agree with the headline, outrage is an appropriate response to child abuse.

The tide is turning on child abuse as more of our citizens are expressing compassion for the children who are affected.

Note Continued: The tide is also turning on the Child Protective Industry as they piss off more and more real families.

Massachusetts Committee for Children and Youth has been running community campaigns to educate on prevention. Funding is from the Annie E. Casey Foundation and the Centers for Disease Control.

Note Continued: And me and Brenda and Bill and UnhappyGrammy and Linda and Beverly and many many others all run public awareness campaigns that tell the truth about the Child Protective Industry.

As we continue to express support for such efforts, our outrage at published reports will lead us to actions in direct support to ending the abuses we read about.

Note Continued: Ah, that explains it. The person who wrote this is ignorant. This person read about an extremely severe child abuse case in a newspaper, and flipped her cookies. This person assumes that all cases are as severe and also that only the cases that hit the papers should be dealt with. This is nothing more than a CPS led public relations campaign.

I grieve for the children caught in the porn net reported recently. I celebrate our community's outrage, for I see a glint of light that will end this terror and redeem us all.

Susan B. Landry

Dennisport

Note: We all do Sweetie. But you speaketh of that which you do not understand because you bought it when you saw it on television. The more support the sheep give to the child protective industry, the more likely you are to fall victim of the child protective industry.