My children are MY children.
Capiche?
Mess with that concept and people die. Period, paragraph and End of Story.
From: nhman1
To: ApesForEvolution
And what would you do? Anger and/or continued legal fighting often begets further constraints in access to your children... Your comments are the puffy-chested stuff from a fictional super-hero comic book and bear no relationship to reality. Thank your lucky stars you've never come face to face with the truth.
From: ApesForEvolution
To: nhman1
My children are MY children.
Capiche?
Mess with that concept and people die. Period, paragraph and End of Story
Ape-Dude,
We gotta work on your conflict resolution skills!
We have resolution incidents like this quite frequently – the last one to gain prominence was in Tyler, Texas. Here’s how it ended up, Apeman:
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/4232509/detail.html#
Check out the link for the dashboard camera
I don’t think this is the way you want it. You’re well aware of the fashion in which the PC media and government are going to paint it. You might find a few that will give some token mention to your side of the story; but it’ll get buried in the propaganda the government wants to release and the public is accustomed to hearing.
But rationally, this is all the more reason for parents to be treated equally before the law. It could have been resolved so easily if the system had simply treated the parents as equals (that’s my take anyway).