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Academy at Swift River - Split from TTI

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--- Quote from: ""TheWho"" ---I think I made him mad again ....  The law is the law DJ .... You can take your frustration out on me, I can take it.  But after you calm down the law will still be there, it wont change unless the voters want it to.... thats a lot of people, I am only one.
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Mad?  Oh, no.  Disgusted?  Sick to my stomach?  Yes to both.

Sorry to offend, but anyone who condones and advocates for a system that allows a raped child to suffer in silence and prohibits him/her from reporting it is just a deplorable and disgusting human being.  

This transcends anger and rises to the level of "Oh my God.  I can't believe that someone could possibly believe this or think this way..."

But it's right there, in cold print. You do. :(

RobertBruce:

--- Quote ---TheWHo: Lets imagine for a moment your daughter was abused in horrible ways. Lets not forget that many kids are sexually abused in private programs. Would you of believed your daughter when she came home and told you this happened? Why or why not would you have believed such a horrible thing might happen? How do you think she would of felt if people she told who are supposed to care, when she got home, just laughed in her face and said, that's impossible, couldn't of happened , dear. Maybe you can empathize with a loved one like your daughter since you seem incapable of it with posters online, who are people just the same with parents also.
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And that's just it right there. TheWho cannot stand to acknowledge when wrong. Despite the fact that it happens all the time he'd rather pretend it never occurs. If his daughter had come up and said "Dad I was abused" or "Dad I was raped" he would have unequivacally accused her of lying and dismissed the entire claim. The reason isnt because he doesnt love his daughter (although he clearly doesnt) but it has more to do with the fact that for him to acknowledge that she had been hurt, he would first have to acknowledge he never should have sent her there. He would have to accept that he was partially to blame. That's something he could never ever do.

TheWho:
Then we need to get everyone out to vote !!!

Change the laws!!!

Thewho

RobertBruce:
The law in this matter is fine, its just ASR is breaking it.

Troll Control:
It's not a legislative issue.  It's a law enforncement issue.  

The laws are there to protect those children, but ASR simply violates them ("The laws or the children," you ask?  Both!), just as other abusive programs have.  It takes a looooong time to get action from the state.  It took us over four years to get HLA closed or in compliance with the law.

Same with Ivy Ridge, The Whitmore, Casa by the Sea, et al.  It just takes time...

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