> That's not a bad thing. For the record, I don't consider this obviously true. If you search "cps horror stories", some of the results are about horrible fam

> That's not a bad thing. For the record, I don't consider this obviously true. If you search "cps horror stories", some of the results are about horrible family situations that Child Protective Services has encountered, and others are about family situations that CPS has horribly mishandled. A couple of links focusing on the latter: https://parentalrights.org/child_protective_services/ https://parentalrights.org/child_protective_services/ https://lfb.org/confessions-of-an-ex-cps-agent/ https://lfb.org/confessions-of-an-ex-cps-agent/ I'm not sure if anyone has tried very hard to make a case that the good of CPS outweighs the bad.