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Whatever makes people sleep better at night. I prefer the quiet sounds of the leaves rustling in the wind,
the sounds of birds chirping, the toot of locomotives and the scurrying of wildlife in my surroundings.
This is as far as I got reading the posts, but after seeing this -- I am just astounded. Regardless of the facts and the rights and wrongs of how they handled Ms. Headley, that child could have been HURT -- and for me, that overrules every other consideration.
Whoever it was that took that child from Ms. Headley should be fired, imo.
Why are there so many people at the Social Security Office?
Why aren't the buildings bigger to support more chairs ?
The more questions you ask the more knowledge is gathered
and the better informed you will be.
SS office is just as bad. They have former LEO doing the security. And they do expect disabled people to take off their shoes, and try to put em back on. On top of the threats they make, security Carry a firearm.
So the theory is ,get free $$$ ,het treated as a poor that can't afford a lawyer.
This is as far as I got reading the posts, but after seeing this -- I am just astounded. Regardless of the facts and the rights and wrongs of how they handled Ms. Headley, that child could have been HURT -- and for me, that overrules every other consideration.
Whoever it was that took that child from Ms. Headley should be fired, imo.
So if someone comes into your house beats you dog, steals your money and you shoot and kill him in the most violent of manner and rage, the authorities should forget everything and arrest you for the brutal and horrible murder of this unfortunate robber thief animal abuser?
It is unwise to let emotions become involved when trying to find the right in the wrong.
All evidence must be taken into account. Everything. Not just the things that disturb you.
By the way the person yanking on Ms.Headley's arm to secure the baby away from harm was a woman just like Jasmine.
So if someone comes into your house beats you dog, steals your money and you shoot and kill him in the most violent of manner and rage, the authorities should forget everything and arrest you for the brutal and horrible murder of this unfortunate robber thief animal abuser?
It is unwise to let emotions become involved when trying to find the right in the wrong.
All evidence must be taken into account. Everything. Not just the things that disturb you.
By the way the person yanking on Ms.Headley's arm to secure the baby away from harm was a woman just like Jasmine.
I read your first sentence three times to try to understand it, and IF I understood it correctly, my answer is "Of course", but I honestly don't understand the point you are making. I can't think of any way that what you wrote corresponds to what happened with Ms. Headley as I understand it. In any case, refusing to follow instructions is not even CLOSE to being the same as beating a dog or stealing money.
I confess that this entire incident is confusing to me, but I think the whole thing started because she refused to get up from the floor. Now, to me, that sounds like a pretty poor excuse for what happened after that. (And, btw, I do believe in following instructions and I am a supporter of the police, usually.) Also, although I very much love and value my dog and I value my money -- and I would be beyond furious if anyone hurt my dog -- I don't think that beating a dog and stealing money justifies a most "brutal and horrible murder", even though I might consider just shooting the robber and dog beater to be justified.
Second, it looked to me in the video that it was a man that was taking the baby away, but I could be wrong; and in any case, I said, "Whoever it was that took that child from Ms. Headley should be fired, imo." I did not indicate gender, but it looked to me that the child was being used like a rope in a tug-o-war between a male LEO and the mother.
In short, even IF Ms. Headley was in the wrong, I think the way this was handled was even MORE wrong. (But, then, I could be wrong, too, of course.) Anyway, I've had my say, so bye.
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