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Person be talking at Axtda be talking right into the hands o PV-ya heard?

http://www.peninsulavillage.org/pv-video1.cfm

SPAM the only thing in the pantry at the PV YC.

Ah, Captain Clueless comes in with his usual brand of bullshit.

NATSAP was blown out of the water early and never recovered. Something tells me they're not going to be taken seriously in the future.

And the actual conversation where Kutz said "thousands of cases" went like this:

Kutz: "Thousands of cases of deaths and abuse."

Panel guy: "Thousands of deaths?"

Kutz (correcting him immediately): "And abuse." (paraphrasing begins now) "We don't have figures of how many deaths, because there's no central tabulation at the state or federal level."

Of course he doesn't have hard numbers you fucktwit- he can't get them. What's he going to do, go around and ask every single county in every single state where a program exists, and try to find out where each one died?

He won't find one in here. We keep that info ON the Penninsula

PV been falling on hard time after getting into some deep shit from the mens with the mens.

Isn't that Nathaniel P. Mayweather?

PeeVee has posted the latest version of the Village Vision.

http://www.peninsulavillage.org/Village ... 202007.pdf

Pathetic really, to think so much of the money paid out by desperate, gullible parents really goes into marketing and miatas. Lovely glossy pictures and LOTS of subversive propaganda. Great stories about former patients who turn their lives around to become________________. You will find the answer on page 9, but those of us familiar with the old program mentality already know the answer. Read all about roosters in the hen house on page 2 and check out the plate of field greens on page 4. Healthy selections served up with a side of shit. My favorite section? The end where PV begs for mo money, mo money, mo money.

Is de-escalation too humane, time consuming, and/or too much of a bother for lazy staff?
Do they prefer restraint because the goal actually isn't to help kids, but to overpower them, break their will and establish authority?
Those administering the restraints aren't any more mature than the kids they are restraining.
Why after decades of restraint deaths isn't there a consistent policy?

Does it take a federal ban on restraint to stop the unnecessary brutal deaths of kids?

Don't forget places like Peninsula Village charge extra about $325 last time I looked for a restraint. More restraints = mo money. I can assure you that restraints are very much used for convenience there, but also as a means to establish control and power. I saw a post on another board where someone implied that news of injury or possibly even death never makes it off the peninsula.