[pandoraou812]

lmao. This thread is making my husband more against schools. He still can’t understand why simple questions can’t be answered.

[darkangel82]

I went to a public school that was one of the ‘good’ systems at the time, but with everything that goes on or has gone on, I’ve become very anti-govt school.

[TigersEye]

Your husband is not the kind of man who plays word games. Not like this. He should read some of these posts and realize that people like this could well be school employees. That is not a surprise or the important point though. What is important here, and illustrated by the attitude displayed, is that the courts have a hard time rejecting such blatantly absurd arguments and are uncertain about whether the intent of the law or the letter of the law is more important.

It is illustrated here quite clearly that some know very well that this legal confusion exists and gives them great confidence that they can do almost anything with a child under their authority and fear no legal repercussions. There is a definite sense in these posts of a gleeful excitation that this is so. Knowing a little about your husband I recommend that he doesn't put himself in a position where he is faced with having to accept that the authorities have found refuge in this legal confusion and used it to play with your daughter.

Justice would be served I have no doubt. But the reaction by the state that followed it would only bring more suffering to all of you.