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Yeah, like they know everyone involved. Easy to claim, we don't know the person, when there's thousands around. The guy knew the place well enough, that he felt comfortable pitching a tent in their area.
He might not have been one of them, but this is the sick stuff, they're enabling to happen.
So hospitals and police stations also enable this same thing to happen? They have been deemed safe havens for an individual to drop a child off with no questions asked. Sadly, people have been doing this for a very long time, bathroom trash cans, malls etc...they do this in places where there is a crowd as they think that they can get away with it.
So hospitals and police stations also enable this same thing to happen? They have been deemed safe havens for an individual to drop a child off with no questions asked. Sadly, people have been doing this for a very long time, bathroom trash cans, malls etc...they do this in places where there is a crowd as they think that they can get away with it.
This is pretty sad ChromeKitty, to drop the child off at a hospital or police station, is much safer, than a tent in a park full of strangers and derelicts. It looks like he just left her for a while, but why bring an infant to an event and leave her vulnerable to strangers. Your thinking on this is kind of out there, this was a child that couldn't even walk.
People who put their kids in trash bins and such are unstable individuals, supposedly, these people are stable................
This is pretty sad ChromeKitty, to drop the child off at a hospital or police station, is much safer, than a tent in a park full of strangers and derelicts. It looks like he just left her for a while, but why bring an infant to an event and leave her vulnerable to strangers. Your thinking on this is kind of out there, this was a child that couldn't even walk.
People who put their kids in trash bins and such are unstable individuals, supposedly, these people are stable................
It's amazing the lengths supporters of the bowel movement will go to excuse and defend the indefensible.
DC mayor has had enough...the rats must have done it.
Mayor Vincent C. Gray called on the National Park Service today to remove protesters from McPherson Square to “allow for elimination of the rat infestation, clean up, and restoration” of the downtown park.
I absolute, don't understand they say their for the poor and indefensible Then make all kinds of excuses for abortion or in this case leaving a baby that can't walk or talk. Might as well, compare the baby to a dog, that was left in a car to long. They make no sense and the spin.
Even posters giving links that say, the OWS are making life, even harder on the homeless. Where's their compassion. Looked up one site and they were helping people who's homes were being foreclosed. By moving in with the people and helping them voice their opinion, that they failed to pay the mortgage on time.
At least now, one said "we have a place to hold an office and sleep". Now, that's just what I'd want for help, 20 more people in my home, that I was getting ready to lose!!
This is pretty sad ChromeKitty, to drop the child off at a hospital or police station, is much safer, than a tent in a park full of strangers and derelicts. It looks like he just left her for a while, but why bring an infant to an event and leave her vulnerable to strangers. Your thinking on this is kind of out there, this was a child that couldn't even walk.
People who put their kids in trash bins and such are unstable individuals, supposedly, these people are stable................
Why is my thinking out there? Because I will not hold occupiers responsible for the action of the father of the child? They are not responsible for what this man did. If you want to be pissed, be pissed...but be pissed at the person who actually did it...not the people who found the child, simply because you don't like them. You righties cry for personal responsibility, then use it in all applications. And you have the gall to call my thinking out there......
If the owners invite them in, what place is it of yours to criticize? It is truly no one's business but those involved. Many have been thankful for the support.
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I absolute, don't understand they say their for the poor and indefensible Then make all kinds of excuses for abortion or in this case leaving a baby that can't walk or talk. Might as well, compare the baby to a dog, that was left in a car to long. They make no sense and the spin.
Even posters giving links that say, the OWS are making life, even harder on the homeless. Where's their compassion. Looked up one site and they were helping people who's homes were being foreclosed. By moving in with the people and helping them voice their opinion, that they failed to pay the mortgage on time.
At least now, one said "we have a place to hold an office and sleep". Now, that's just what I'd want for help, 20 more people in my home, that I was getting ready to lose!!
All the Occupy people I have seen look like they smell, so no surprise. lol
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Easy to claim, we don't know the person, when there's thousands around. The guy knew the place well enough, that he felt comfortable pitching a tent in their area.
