CCM girl 1989

[Anonymous]

Tell that to the 20,000 kids who benefit from these programs every year. An extremely few number of kids feel they were hurt by the schools and changes should be made to prevent this from happening, but we need to look at all the kids not just the ones who didnt do well.

BTW, stop posting, your posting are apologist and trite. Whatever edcon your bending over for, I sure it's worth it. $$$$$$

[Anonymous]

Oh & plus, moron - I totally don't agree with the asinine statement -

An extremely few number of kids feel they were hurt by the schools and changes should be made to prevent this from happening, but we need to look at all the kids not just the ones who didnt do well.

I'm one of the *kids*, now an adult - who is doing extremely well for myself - I didn't have to marry well (like CCMnitwit) to achieve that. & programs are abusive.

You cannot tell what my own truth is. Or the truth of countless others....

Try as you might to tell us the earth is flat!

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[stina]

But, just know that I've moved on.

If this were true you wouldn't post here so often, or at all. How long have you been out of the program? Over a decade? Why are you even thinking about it if you have moved on? So long as you post on fornits, you have not moved on.

I really disagree with this. I can only speak for myself, but I would say for the most part I've lived my life well. I have bouts of depression, and anxiety, and I struggle sometimes. But I also get through it. I've only been on here for a few weeks but what gives me comfort is being able to communicate with people who've had similar experiences. It's hard to connect, whether you've been in a program or not, and I think that basically what it comes down to is that no one wants to feel like they're alone. So if this Fornits forum is giving people a sense of community, so what? Being at RMA was a part of my life and a part of who I am, and if you read my posts you'll see that I have good and not so good to say (I ain't badrapping, shiiiiittt).

Who's to say that moving on is necessarily a good thing? Or a bad thing? I really don't think that judgment has any place here. And who the fuck is anyone to pass judgment on anyone who comes here to vent, or connect, or whatever anyway? Just shut it.

Alright. That got my blood boiling a little. Anyway, people who don't understand simply don't understand. And I feel sad for them. But I certainly won't be smooshing with them anytime soon.

[stina]

Ok. I jumped the gun a little on that post. I didn't have the context and once I read down a few more posts I realized that. Forgive me. It's just that since I've been reading through these there are people who want to talk shit and I was feeling protective.

I still won't smoosh with them though.

And, yeah, I really don't think that the tallies will be complete for a long long time (if ever) on the residual long-lasting effects on those who've been through these programs. I think it's ignorant and foolish for anyone to think that they can speak for anyone who's been there, or to predict how anyone will come through it. It's a completely personal experience. We may share certain similar memories, feelings, etc, but like anything else, it's subjective. Plus, considering abuse, one may get through it unscathed while another will not. It's a crap shoot.

Ok. That's all. Sorry again for the misunderstanding.

[Anonymous]

But, just know that I've moved on.

If this were true you wouldn't post here so often, or at all. How long have you been out of the program? Over a decade? Why are you even thinking about it if you have moved on? So long as you post on fornits, you have not moved on.

I really disagree with this. I can only speak for myself, but I would say for the most part I've lived my life well. I have bouts of depression, and anxiety, and I struggle sometimes. But I also get through it. I've only been on here for a few weeks but what gives me comfort is being able to communicate with people who've had similar experiences. It's hard to connect, whether you've been in a program or not, and I think that basically what it comes down to is that no one wants to feel like they're alone. So if this Fornits forum is giving people a sense of community, so what? Being at RMA was a part of my life and a part of who I am, and if you read my posts you'll see that I have good and not so good to say (I ain't badrapping, shiiiiittt).

Who's to say that moving on is necessarily a good thing? Or a bad thing? I really don't think that judgment has any place here. And who the fuck is anyone to pass judgment on anyone who comes here to vent, or connect, or whatever anyway? Just shut it.

Alright. That got my blood boiling a little. Anyway, people who don't understand simply don't understand. And I feel sad for them. But I certainly won't be smooshing with them anytime soon.

Your bellicose posting proves that you are an industry shill. It is not permissible to disagree with me, or even feel that a survivor has the right to disagree with me on fine points, without being bullied into submission and proving that you are industry shills. For the children

[stina]

Your bellicose posting proves that you are an industry shill. It is not permissible to disagree with me, or even feel that a survivor has the right to disagree with me on fine points, without being bullied into submission and proving that you are industry shills. For the children

I'm sorry, but excuse me? I never said it was a problem to disagree with me, but I do have a problem with people who are not constructive in any way. I was simply posting my opinion, and I thought I made it clear that it was just that...my opinion. Bellicose. Lovely. And thanks, but I would never even think of bullying someone into my point of view. I don't need to be agreed with, just heard.

Please define "industry shill" for me. Because you sound like a complete jackass. For the children. Uh huh. And I'm still not going to smoosh with you. Pretty please will not work.

[Anonymous]

Dear, that was meant 4  someone else. Someone's telling people who disgree with him on certain points that they are industry shills or buttering their bread in badly, it gets ridiculous. Nevermind the bollocks

[stina]

If you say so but they quoted me before they said that shit. That's why I got so annoyed.

[Anonymous]

Tell that to the 20,000 kids who benefit from these programs every year.  An extremely few number of kids feel they were hurt by the schools and changes should be made to prevent this from happening, but we need to look at all the kids not just the ones who didnt do well.

Brendan Blum,

Omega Leach,

Caleb Jensen,

Isaiah Simmons,

Alex Cullinane.

Dillon Peak, Erica Harvey, Aaron Bacon, Michelle Sutton, Angellika Arndt, Martin Lee Anderson...

Sorry for the "drama", but these kids didn't do well.  You can't hear them complaining, is that why you're ignoring them?

[Anonymous]

Not to offend anyone's delicate sensibilities, but who cares? Without treatment they would have certainly died anyway. That's what drug addiction does.

You keep listing these few names of deaths as if they mean anything while twenty thousand kids a year are HELPED. Doesn't that mean anything to you?

What kind of nigger names her kid "Angellika" anyway?

[Anonymous]

Not to offend anyone's delicate sensibilities, but who cares? Without treatment they would have certainly died anyway. That's what drug addiction does.

You keep listing these few names of deaths as if they mean anything while twenty thousand kids a year are HELPED. Doesn't that mean anything to you?

What kind of nigger names her kid "Angellika" anyway?

This advertisement for treatment programs brought to you by an in-bred, redneck racist who will "restraining" your kids at a future time.

Good luck with that pal.

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[TheWho]

Tell that to the 20,000 kids who benefit from these programs every year.  An extremely few number of kids feel they were hurt by the schools and changes should be made to prevent this from happening, but we need to look at all the kids not just the ones who didnt do well.

Brendan Blum,

Omega Leach,

Caleb Jensen,

Isaiah Simmons,

Alex Cullinane.

Dillon Peak, Erica Harvey, Aaron Bacon, Michelle Sutton, Angellika Arndt, Martin Lee Anderson...

Sorry for the "drama", but these kids didn't do well.  You can't hear them complaining, is that why you're ignoring them?

OVER 42,000 people were killed in car accidents last year and I dont see a single person here complaining that we should take all the cars off the roads to protect our children.  A good percentage were kids who had no choice in the matter and were restrined by their parents inside the cars.  No one is saying the schools are perfect or the car industry.

[Anonymous]

Program troll - please go away -[/color]

Get back to work abusing kids, rather than trolling fornits.

Loser!

[CCM girl 1989]

CCM has personal experience and has been thru a few programs so I tend to believe what she says and look forward to her posts.  I dont think this guy Niles understands what it is like to be in a program and is only here at fornits to dump his anger and hate and post pornography for shock value.  He doesnt seem interested in helping anyone or talking to people.

I need to take more control of this thread, LOL (after all it is named after me)!!!! Anyway, thank you for recognizing the fact that someone such as myself who has been through a number of programs, has a better idea of what they are all about,  then those who have not. I think that, and the fact I've matured, makes it easier for me to be able to look at things, and be more open minded.

A lot of people here on Fornits want me to produce a list of good programs, as well as the bad ones. If I were to do all that research, and investigation.......wouldn't that make me somehow more involved in the industry, which would make me even more hated then I already am on this board?!!

Not that it could get any worse, then it already is!

[Anonymous]

I need to take more control of this thread, LOL (after all it is named after me)!!!! Anyway, thank you for recognizing the fact that someone such as myself who has been through a number of programs, has a better idea of what they are all about, then those who have not. I think that, and the fact I've matured, makes it easier for me to be able to look at things, and be more open minded. The fact I've been abused in programs and that has warped my tiny brain also accounts for alot of my thinking too.

A lot of people here on Fornits want me to produce a list of good programs, as well as the bad ones. If I were to do all that research, and investigation.......wouldn't that make me somehow more involved in the industry, which would make me even more hated then I already am on this board?!! C'mon do you really want to know Who (wink, wink) I'm working for?

Not that it could get any worse, then it already is! Because I have no friends, I love to troll fornits!!! hehehe