Pedophile politician's $150,000 bribery scheme
Thursday, Feb. 4 2010 @ 7:46AM
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Denise and so many others are calling this child a liar and the mother a saint. "He is a child that has problems telling the truth. Some of us encourage our children not to spend time with him, because he lies so much." Maybe they're not lies, maybe its all just falling on deaf ears. Sometimes an abusive parent targets only one child. In the novel, A Child Called It, the mother had four children but only abused the one. If a child has a problem lying and despite numerous attempts to help him with behavioral problems, there may something that is holding him back from reaching the goals set for him. He may go to Sylvan learning center and come home to his mother thrusting a hammer in his hand and forcing him to bludgeon a family pet. Hmmmmm. . . Think about it. And you're all part of the problem because you isolated him by refusing to let him play with your children. To say her other children are angels and this one son is the bad seed in the group and you allow your children to play with her children except the one. I hope they take this child out of your community cause its sounds to me that the abuse is not just in the home but in the homes of neighbors and family friends as well.








Wow. I agree with this 100%. I couldn't have said it any better.
Posted 02/04/2010 at 08:57:20 AMOh puleez now we're blaming the neighbors? Sorry not buying it. If the child has that many problems then I'll be damned if he plays with my kid. Bad seed, bad influence, bad parents.....call it what you want but the neighbors are not to blame. Had they seen abuse they are obligated to report it to authorities but that's all.
Posted 02/04/2010 at 09:17:58 AMMaybe the neighbors are not to blame, but they came on here to tell how wonderful this woman is and how terrible her kid is. When they stepped forward on her behalf, they became complicit in her crime, and still blindly defended her. IMO!
Posted 02/04/2010 at 10:21:02 AMPerhaps I missed something then because after her neighbors defended her, said it wasn't true and called the kid a compulsive liar I read that the story WAS true. This leads me to believe that the child is like he is because of his "wonderful" mother.
Posted 02/04/2010 at 12:27:19 PMOk there "Alisia", so you're saying that if a parent thinks a playmate of their kid is a liar, or a bad influence of some sort they should let their kid play with him/her anyway?! Well you can kiss my ass! I don't have kids yet but when I do if they are hanging around another kid in the neighborhood that I believe is a bad influence in any way shape or form, guess what? That kid will not be playing with mine! Am I concerned with his hurt little feelings because I won't let my kid play with him? HELL NO, I'm not concerned with that, I'm concerned with MY kid having a proper upbringing, and him/her avoiding becoming a problem child themselves.
Is this kid lying? I have no clue but for you to criticize the other parents for being involved with their kids and having a say in who they do or don't play with is DEFINATELY not your place.
Posted 02/04/2010 at 03:19:28 PMI think what she was trying to say, or at least what I got from it, is all her "friends" cwent on the actual story sayin how she would never do this and the boy was a liar. Then we find out a little bit more about her and can tell she is definitely not "mother of the year" material. If all these people had taken her off the very high pedestial they had put her on, maybe they would have seen past the phony baloney crap and realized this boy needed real help, not just mommy dearests' "help". Does lying make him a bad kid? No. Honestly, what kid doesn't lie? And it depends on the lie, to me anyways. Did he lie about really big things, or just little white lies? My daughter will lie and say one of her cousins hits her, when they haven't. Or the cat sratched her when in reality, she was rough housing with the cat and deserved it!
I agree with you jadensmokes. They aren't the only ones to blame, but by defending her as they did and talkin about the little boy like they did, they then put themselves in the postion to take some of the blame. Which is what this comment pretty much said.
Posted 02/04/2010 at 04:02:39 PM
Posted 02/05/2010 at 11:44:46 AMWhy would you use the plot of a novel to support a position?
I agree as well. I went to high school with a girl who had the crap beaten out of her by step mother. She was the only female step child, her brothers and the woman's biological children were never touched. This all took place in the 60s, very different from today, and this woman got away with it - it was never reported. The girl never wanted to tell a counselor or the police. I knew it was going on and the girl ended up living with my family for awhile. The strange thing was, this girl was always seeking approval from her parents - even today at the age of 50, she STILL seeks their approval. I just wish that I knew then what I know now.
Posted 02/06/2010 at 10:10:07 AMWhoa jeez hamster death?
Posted 03/06/2010 at 04:11:58 PM