> If we can't find any for a small child being torn away from their mother "Due _entirely_ to the conscious, calculated, criminal and repeated actions of their

> If we can't find any for a small child being torn away from their mother "Due _entirely_ to the conscious, calculated, criminal and repeated actions of their mother" is quite the caveat to your statement, no? There are many many loving homes. The child's father is absolutely capable of raising the child, no? What you're actually asking for is empathy for this child ("who did nothing wrong") over empathy for the victims of criminal activity (who also "did nothing wrong").