2 politicians seek answers from DHS over abortion-pressure allegations
Two Philadelphia-area politicians want the city's Department of Human Services to answer some questions following allegations published this week in the Daily News that a caseworker pressured a teen in foster care into having an abortion.
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We gave our eleven-year old daughter a religious book for Christmas last year, which told--among other things--the scientific facts of abortion. We wrote this book especially for her when she was a still a baby,and this year we presented it to her for Christmas.
Our eleven-year-old daughter is (unjustifiably)in foster care.
The caseworker has assigned herself full authority to censor all communications, including religious and political beliefs of family members. This caseworker promptly "conficated" our daughter's Christmas present, declaring the very tame, nonspecific, and scientifically indisputable descrption of abortion "graphic violence" and "inappropriate" because it "encouraged distrust of doctors."
At home, our daughter had been homeschooled in accordance with our family's religious beliefs. This homeschooling of these beliefs are the reason our kids were taken.
Had our daughter remained a homeschooled child, she would not have needed such an early education about "graphic violence" [The word choice of the petty pro-abortion tyrant herself!!!]
But because our daughter is now being taught about "sexual freedom" "and "women's rights" by Planned Parenthood, we had to tell her early to prevent a possible tragic death of an unplanned but very much beloved possible grandchild.
But We are not allowed to. Our first Amendment rights are trampled with impunity.
Our religion is being strictly censored so that Oregon DHS can teach our child tragic, even fatal, errors for their own financial gain.
Please see the blog site "Kidnapped" by Eshette Khayil.
Thank you.
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