How do you feel about the actions of the state in the Texas polygamy case?

Considering that polygamy is one of the oldest and most wide spread family structures on earth, do you feel the trauma to these children from removal from their home is less or greater than the "abuse" of growing up in a polygamous family structure. Here is a link to a story: foxnews.com/story/0,2933,351389,00.html Asked by Renrul26 44 months ago Similar questions: feel actions state Texas polygamy case Lifestyle > Relationships.

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I don't believe for a moment that CPS faked the call. I think the State of Texas did the only thing they could do under the circumstances. The child was 15 when she was impregnated.

That is a felony. It is well known that this cult regularly practices pedophilia and incest, as well as physical violence against women and children. Many women and children who have escaped from this cult in the past have testified to this fact.

The children were separated from their mothers for interrogation so that they could speak openly without parental influence. This is common practice throughout the United States. No doubt this process is traumatic for both the mothers and the children.

The women who escaped earlier all feel that the children will adapt well to a more normal lifestyle once they are removed from the cult compound. You asked "do you feel the trauma to these children from removal from their home is less or greater than the "abuse" of growing up in a polygamous family structure? " First of all polygamy is not the only practice in question in Eldarado.It’s the practice of breeding girls as young as 12 to 14 with grown men, sometimes their own fathers.

That is pedophilia and I can think of nothing more traumatic and abusive than that. You may call it a home; I call it a torture chamber! Secondly, polygamy is illegal in the United States, even if it is practiced in some third world countries.

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There's something funny about this whole thing... and I don't mean the polygamy. The girl hasn't been found, which is really strange. They had an informant in the compound for YEARS (and even with that, it took them that long to come up with something?) That they took all the kids out, seemingly without having thought what they were going to do with them...well, that's just bad planning.

This whole thing just smells like someone in law enforcement had a real serious grudge, and some really big bucks to pursue this for YEARS without success. That's not to say I don't think there was polygamy or sexual abuse going on. There probably was.

I just find the entire law enforcement effort to be really suspicious, the kind of thing that gets you SUED when the dust clears. (and for the record, I could care less where in the world polygamy is commonplace.It's illegal HERE, and it should be prosecuted. ) Sources: MHO .

It's kind of creeping me out At first, I thought what everyone probably did..."Great, another nutcase religious cult, good riddance to em. " That may be true, but it now looks like the police arrested hundreds of people (adults and children) based on a single anonymous complaint. They weren't even certain who the victim and offender were.

Then the mothers are expected to "prove" the identity of their children? Nobody filed a complaint claiming any babies were kidnapped, so I don't see how the police can barge into a home and demand ID from infants. I don't see any specific reason to think the call was fake, but I don't think the police actions were legally justified based on it.

I suspect these nutjobs probably were up to no good, but that's not a legal argument. I also think the kids will probably be better off not living inside that cult, but that also isn't a good legal argument. How much "better off" do we have to imagine a kid will be before we can just take them away from their parents without evidence or a trial?.

Texas actions in polygamy case. Polygamy goes against every fiber in my being. But the Mothers of the children should have been taken as well as the children.

Most stressfull on the kids especialy the under 6. It is awful to seperate a child from its Mother. Also I think the athoritys should have done a little research befor action.

If they have known about it all this time they should have taken some lawful action a long time ago. If someone took a 13 or 14, or 16 year old or any young girl and forced her to breed like an animal with these degenerates I would have had a shot gun.

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I am so vulnerable in my relationships with people. I feel like they are able to see right through me.. help!

The latest case was thrown out due to a technicality (B.C. , Canada).

I always feel like I give so much more in my relationships.

I cant really gove you an answer,but what I can give you is a way to a solution, that is you have to find the anglde that you relate to or peaks your interest. A good paper is one that people get drawn into because it reaches them ln some way.As for me WW11 to me, I think of the holocaust and the effect it had on the survivors, their families and those who stood by and did nothing until it was too late.