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It's sad to see two things: >Experts having total unquestioned control (and being able to veto and stop investigations) >The state being derelict in its duty
by mc32 4y ago
It's sad to see two things:
>Experts having total unquestioned control (and being able to veto and stop investigations)
>The state being derelict in its duty to protect children in foster care.
>In addition the psychological manipulation and neutering the kids’ sense of worth and self.
- throwawaylinux 4y agoIt's also sad that the people don't realize that they are the highest authority and ultimate deciders in a society. Not a politician, not a judge, not a police officer, not an expert, but the people. And the people have an absolute right and responsibility to relieve those delegates from positions of power if they derelict their duty to society.
- hulitu 4y agoYou so funny. Regular people can do nothing.
- tsimionescu 4y ago> The state being derelict in its duty to protect children in foster care. It's even worse though - the state was intentionally putting these children in foster care with pedophiles, at least at the higher level of decision-making. It's not that they didn't check, it's that the official policy was that it's ok, mostly since these kids are already too far gone for the pedophilia to matter much (a disturbing classist take in itself).