Re: What is wrong with people? REALLY! OMG

I don't live in that house, I don't know, but if they are hurting themself or others in anyway, have tried to start fires, then I can see it is necessary for safety IF they are going to stay in that home. If they're not, then where are they going to find homes for them. If the word crib were used instead of cage, people wouldn't be going nuts over this - even if the crib had a net or something over top to keep them in. It's inflammatory. Perhaps it is a case of good intentions gone bad, but I still don't see what all the fuss is about IF indeed they were otherwise being well cared for. Discipline can mean a lot of things. To speculate on when it would be appropriate w/o knowing what the "offenses" were is ridiculous.



DJGordon wrote:
Okay, that's my new question. I actually swore to myself on that last post where I couldn't type anymore as I had the first breakdown I've had in almost a year that I was absolutely not going to post another thing on this topic, but I am drawn to the mindset of some of you and truly do want to understand.

For those of you who are reserving judgment and not thinking it's 100% wrong with just what you know...please tell me what circumstance could come up that will make it perfectly acceptable in your mind and heart for these 8 or 9 children (more conflicting reports) to have been sleeping in cages or put in them for disciplinary reasons? Just what would make it okay in your mind? And I'm asking very seriously as someone who would like to understand because I honestly cannot even come close to fathoming it.

Dani

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