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« Reply #15 on: November 03, 2007, 11:43:18 PM »
I just noticed that someone posted under my name 'a voice from nowhere'. At first I was amused. But then upon further reading of posts, I realized that the moderators may think I am the poster 'a voice from nowhere'.

I am not.


I am a Mom who (after my daughter refused to go back) realized that TBS was a huge mistake.

I am still learning everyday.  She is doing fine and I admire her strength

Again, the clear eyes, belly laugh and her intent on deciding who she is makes the decision (refusing to go along with TBS and all the dicks who said we were doiing the wrong thing by not having her escorted BACK to school) absolutely the right thing to do.  I am very bitter towards the struggling teen industry and I can only hope that the word gets out to the frantic parents, and yes I was one of them, there are alternatives.

Peace,
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« Reply #16 on: November 04, 2007, 01:48:10 AM »
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I just noticed that someone posted under my name 'a voice from nowhere'. At first I was amused. But then upon further reading of posts, I realized that the moderators may think I am the poster 'a voice from nowhere'.

I am not.


I am a Mom who (after my daughter refused to go back) realized that TBS was a huge mistake.

I am still learning everyday.  She is doing fine and I admire her strength

Again, the clear eyes, belly laugh and her intent on deciding who she is makes the decision (refusing to go along with TBS and all the dicks who said we were doiing the wrong thing by not having her escorted BACK to school) absolutely the right thing to do.  I am very bitter towards the struggling teen industry and I can only hope that the word gets out to the frantic parents, and yes I was one of them, there are alternatives.

Peace,
xxoo



Unmoderated forum.. and ding dong the admins are alllll dead.. lulz.. so no worries on anyone mixing you up with anyone else.

Good on you for getting your daughter out. All the best of wishes for your family's future.
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« Reply #17 on: November 04, 2007, 07:12:40 PM »
Even if someone isn’t systematically tortured, simply being locked away without the opportunity to legally challenge your incarceration is extraordinarily damaging, mentally.

Why someone would think it's "helpful" to violate someone else's human rights, to plunge them into an Orwellian nightmare, to do what is being done to those poor bastards at Gunatanamo(sp?) bay(well, minus the water boarding) is beyond me.

In fact, is not holding someone against their will, without a right to challenge this, in itself not torture?

Has their ever been an institution that held humans in this form of bondage that has not also engaged in further abuse of their detainees? I doubt it. When one is held in a position of powerlessness, exploitation of that powerlessness is inevitable.
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« Reply #18 on: November 04, 2007, 07:38:16 PM »
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Even if someone isn’t systematically tortured, simply being locked away without the opportunity to legally challenge your incarceration is extraordinarily damaging, mentally.

Why someone would think it's "helpful" to violate someone else's human rights, to plunge them into an Orwellian nightmare, to do what is being done to those poor bastards at Gunatanamo(sp?) bay(well, minus the water boarding) is beyond me.

In fact, is not holding someone against their will, without a right to challenge this, in itself not torture?

Has their ever been an institution that held humans in this form of bondage that has not also engaged in further abuse of their detainees? I doubt it. When one is held in a position of powerlessness, exploitation of that powerlessness is inevitable.

Yes, but it would depend on how one defines the word "abuse." Here at SIBS, we occasionally may have to throw a kid into the cage with Gary (our very friendly resident gorilla) since he seems to be able to quiet them down pretty quickly. You've never seen a druggie shit his pants so quick!  :rofl:

Wasn't it Guy Fawkes who said, "A desperate disease requires a dangerous remedy"?
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« Reply #19 on: November 05, 2007, 09:49:18 AM »
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« Reply #20 on: November 05, 2007, 09:57:29 AM »
please ignore the above poster -

DO NOT FEED THE TROLLS.
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« Reply #21 on: November 05, 2007, 09:58:57 AM »
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Yours Truly,
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Im standing on the frontline, there waiting for you PV bitches. Lets rock n roll.

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« Reply #22 on: November 05, 2007, 09:59:57 AM »
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Quote from: ""Guest""
Even if someone isn’t systematically tortured, simply being locked away without the opportunity to legally challenge your incarceration is extraordinarily damaging, mentally.

Why someone would think it's "helpful" to violate someone else's human rights, to plunge them into an Orwellian nightmare, to do what is being done to those poor bastards at Gunatanamo(sp?) bay(well, minus the water boarding) is beyond me.

In fact, is not holding someone against their will, without a right to challenge this, in itself not torture?

Has their ever been an institution that held humans in this form of bondage that has not also engaged in further abuse of their detainees? I doubt it. When one is held in a position of powerlessness, exploitation of that powerlessness is inevitable.
Yes, but it would depend on how one defines the word "abuse." Here at SIBS, we occasionally may have to throw a kid into the cage with Gary (our very friendly resident gorilla) since he seems to be able to quiet them down pretty quickly. You've never seen a druggie shit his pants so quick!  :rofl:

Wasn't it Guy Fawkes who said, "A desperate disease requires a dangerous remedy"?

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« Reply #23 on: November 05, 2007, 10:03:53 AM »
::soapbox::  why dont you just leave you dusche
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« Reply #24 on: November 05, 2007, 10:25:02 AM »
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::soapbox::  why dont you just leave you dusche

Shame on you SFNL, that's no way to talk to a troll....
And you spelled "douche" wrong.. more shame!  :rofl:
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« Reply #25 on: November 05, 2007, 10:47:26 AM »
its my world and i live in it...hahha
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« Reply #26 on: November 05, 2007, 07:48:48 PM »
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Good on you for getting your daughter out. All the best of wishes for your family's future



thank you Che G. Many blessings to you too.

trying to be the rock that my daughters stands on from here on out and when she flies away, I hope to be the rock from afar.
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« Reply #27 on: November 08, 2007, 12:03:10 PM »
BUMP
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« Reply #28 on: November 08, 2007, 06:18:00 PM »
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oh yeah, wanted to add, thank you PSY and Rachael for your posts. Your writings made it possible. Being different is not bad. In fact it's a breath of fresh of air. I embrace my daughter's alternative ways. One year ago, I pleaded with an educational consultant, "but do you send someone away for the way the THINK?"

I work everyday on forgiveness and understanding. It's a work in progress and we've come a long way on our journey. Never again will someone tell me what to with my child.




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Thank you very much for this comment. I was a little down today and this has helped pick me up a bit. It just seems so futile to keep speaking up sometimes. When the only people who seem to be listening are those like the Who and CCM, it gets to be discouraging.



Quote from: ""a Mom""
I just noticed that someone posted under my name 'a voice from nowhere'. At first I was amused. But then upon further reading of posts, I realized that the moderators may think I am the poster 'a voice from nowhere'.


That isn't just you, that's all guest posts these days. No one is singling you out. You can always create a profile and post under that, then the guest identifier will disappear.
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Re: enlightment
« Reply #29 on: November 08, 2007, 06:36:41 PM »
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oh yeah, wanted to add, thank you PSY and Rachael for your posts.


Thanks!
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