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Kyle and Jackie O - a win for public opinion.
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That's a doozy of a point antiseptic. This kind of stuff is why I support you at times. The rest of the PC brigade just never come up with these angles.
I'm sure you'll get crucified for it though. pynchme et al(just for you Piper;-) looove talking about power differentials when women are the powerless, but I find they never accept a women, let alone a child women, ever has any power in any situation.
Hey Piper,
As to the above, have you ever experienced a kid who has used 'abuse' allegations to 'get back at' their parents for not letting them do something, and realised too late it's all gone pear shaped? I've heard it can happen. Kids can be too cluey for their own good.
Not making any assumptions about this case BTW, just interested in what protections we have to protect kids form their own sillyness.
Anti,
'she doesn't care if they're genuine, as long as she can use them to help justify her claim for more money from the taxpayer.'
You're very cynical (as am I) and that's a lot of assumptions. The way I see it is people who end up in these sort of positions are often there because they have a special interest in stopping abuse, often due to personal experience.
So it's like a cop movie 'this time it's personal!', where the tough cop 'bends' the rules to get the bad guys.
So good intentions Yeah yeah, but you cant tell me some women working at the rape crises centre wouldn't have understandable issues with men from personal hardships.
Obviously not much can be done about this. I'm sure they mostly do a great job but for the above reasons how would you keep their power in check.