More questions you failed to notice yesterday Cindy, or dodged.
1. Since you claim to have not followed the cases regarding the deaths in the PTS how can you certain a judge ruled them as not being homicides?
2. If a child died in a similar manner to how most of the kids in the PTS died (restrained to death) would you in the public sector likely be brought up on criminal charges?
3. Do you believe the 300lbs asst. counselor who sat on the kid at Eckert and killed him should have been brought up on criminal charges?
4. Do you believe the program owners have the kids best interest at heart.
5. How can you claim to have the kids safety in mind when you repeatedly discount their deaths or dismiss their experiences?
6. Where is the support from all these "concerned parents" you claim to work with?
7. How does donating to charity or spending time with kids help kids locked up in the PTS?
8. Since you never actually experienced one of these places how can claim it to be a positive experience?
9. How does being a program parent qualify you to decide what information parents should or should not have?
I believe staying the course based on old or nonexistent data is being ?dumb as a bag of rocks? as you call it. Basing ones decision on experiences that occurred in the 1980?s and refusing to look at recent data is really short sighted and only serves to mislead the parents and in the long run hurt the children.
This has got to be one of my favorites. Cindy considering currently on fornits you have posters incarcerated as long as 30 years ago and as recently as six months ago, would we have a better understanding than you with your lone experience as a program parent?