All that " Right to life " is a big sloppy, pungently foul - smelling pile of elephant dung. They preach religiously at great length about the rights of embryos & fetuses, but once a kid has left the womb, it's " OK, kid, you can be raised & devoured by wolves & bears or abused / molested by drunken relatives for all we care "
Your drawing goes right to the heart - to the heart of the matter and to the hearts of those of us who have compassion for children who are left adrift and alone. They become lost in a system, not only in Texas, but across the United States. Perhaps some states handle these kids better than others, but on the whole, they become case numbers, files to be pushed around and closed. We hear tales of kids being in dozens of foster homes during their young lives. Why? Do 'problem' kids receive some kind mental analysis and assistance to help them through the toughest kind of life a kid can have? Do we care enough? Are there enough case workers? Are there enough good foster families providing safe and healthy homes? How are foster families identified and tracked to ensure they are qualified and caring? How do we fix/correct a system that seems to be broken? The biggest question is, "Do we care enough to fix it?"
The instant a child takes its very first breath, the #ForcedBirth Reptilians care zero about any kids except now as Propaganda Pawns to putridly agitate all the lurid magat hatreds the redhats guzzle. [You can't spell 'hatred' without 'red hat.'] Heartbreaking truetoon NA about the bleak extra-Hell of Foster Kids. LUV the snarkily preposterous tall c'boy hat. Roks.
And the Texas rich get richer and those who have the most need get shafted once again.
All that " Right to life " is a big sloppy, pungently foul - smelling pile of elephant dung. They preach religiously at great length about the rights of embryos & fetuses, but once a kid has left the womb, it's " OK, kid, you can be raised & devoured by wolves & bears or abused / molested by drunken relatives for all we care "
Your drawing goes right to the heart - to the heart of the matter and to the hearts of those of us who have compassion for children who are left adrift and alone. They become lost in a system, not only in Texas, but across the United States. Perhaps some states handle these kids better than others, but on the whole, they become case numbers, files to be pushed around and closed. We hear tales of kids being in dozens of foster homes during their young lives. Why? Do 'problem' kids receive some kind mental analysis and assistance to help them through the toughest kind of life a kid can have? Do we care enough? Are there enough case workers? Are there enough good foster families providing safe and healthy homes? How are foster families identified and tracked to ensure they are qualified and caring? How do we fix/correct a system that seems to be broken? The biggest question is, "Do we care enough to fix it?"
The instant a child takes its very first breath, the #ForcedBirth Reptilians care zero about any kids except now as Propaganda Pawns to putridly agitate all the lurid magat hatreds the redhats guzzle. [You can't spell 'hatred' without 'red hat.'] Heartbreaking truetoon NA about the bleak extra-Hell of Foster Kids. LUV the snarkily preposterous tall c'boy hat. Roks.
thanks Nick