Question Dr. lose child to CPS

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Re: Question Dr., lose child to CPS

I don't blame everything on Obama. There's plenty to blame on numerous others through the years as well.
 

xiggi

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Re: Question Dr., lose child to CPS

I don't blame everything on Obama. There's plenty to blame on numerous others through the years as well.

Correct only since his election.

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Maverick

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I'm fed up with this BS. Turtle... as good as your arguments are, when it comes to debating, you are nothing more than a bully. You use paragraphs for every sentence your opponent uses. In like terms, you would be in a fist fight, knock your opponent down with a sledgehammer, then drive over him with a steamroller for effect.

I got your opinion, and agreed with it, the FIRST time you said it. The other 98 times, I just find I despise your rhetoric. Methinks they used to say, "You're not very sporting."

Actually, he has no point. All along it's been potential of written language which could easily be debated, as here....given it's broad sweeping 900 pages. To many, the facts of the matter remains concern over how this language will be applied....thus making all things possible within the bill.

The blathering attempts to point a finger of alarmist, wacko nuts, mentally unstable toward those who voice these concerns of potential.....is nothing more than someone who wants to form an argument based on we have to weed out those alarmist and get to the real truth? of what the bill actual says, or content written? It's like boxing alright.....with your own arrogant shadow.

These are the same tactics used by the mainstream press. Demonize, misdirect, skew the quotes, and try to render the person making a valid point go away. It's a very simple modus operandi used by many. Get my information from bloggers and wacko nuts? No, many intelligent and learned people are writing on this subject and it's legitimate concern to all who have witnessed what these people have done in the past....given the power over your lives.
 

Maverick

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I am not implying anything. I stated exactly how i feel when it comes to the op"s posts.

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Hey Xiggi.....point taken and I did not mean to demean what you stated. Understood is the fact of those crying wolf too often, but in this case, the OP linked a CPS event and made a legit point as to how this can develop into something much broader, given provisions under the stated bill.

Your post here are always to the point, intellectuality worded, and valuable to at least this forum member. Perhaps my wording was a wee bit of spill over from previous "dealings" in this thread. Have a great day, and be safe out there.
 

Tennesseahawk

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I didn't disagree with what Turtle said, but rather how he said it. IMO, he's correct, in that many people like to play the 'shock card'. When you do that, you dilute the real shortcomings of the thing you're against. Obamacare has plenty of crap in it, not to have to drum up artificial substance to attack. The Democrats are masters at that game. One difference tho... they have the biggest chunk of MSM to parrot the falsehoods.

I may fall for it once or twice, since I don't go on a fact-finding mission, unless something looks out of the norm. But after awhile, authors lose credibility with me, as they should with anyone. Unfortunately, the appeal of the possibility to discredit that thing is just too great. And in the end, the author only ends up discrediting himself.
 

Maverick

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I never said I was an authority. Nor do I pretend to be. But I do prefer the truth, and will seek it out in favor of the untruth, in favor of the skewed biased truth, in favor of believing things at face value. I will also not claim something to be true unless it is, unless I wholly believe it to be verifiable and irrefutable. Not just true, but verifiable so that others can see it for themselves. In the unlikely event that I rushed myself and something I state is refuted, I will accept the refutation rather than hang on to the falsehood. There are people here who live for the day when they can catch me in something wrong. I can't let that happen. So I have to be extra vigilant with the truth.

You want proof? The proof is in years of my posts here on EO where my goal and intent is to always post the truth and never post anything false or misleading. I'm not perfect, but I think I've lived up to that quite well.

Yes, in reading your posts it's obvious you are accurate in most all cases. (my opinion only) However, this careful walk within certain parameters is a safe zone of facts, and only the facts. Outside of those guidelines and adherence are those who look beyond the facts and into other spheres of potential.

We've covered MR Spock but many episodes of this cartoonish series had Mr Spock stepping back to allow Kirk to use instincts, tuition, and forethought to solve an issue. Facts and logic could not get it done. There are those who enjoy a little freedom from facts and figures in order to allow the mind to expand beyond them.

Some of your outlandish claims of what someone else is claiming......tend to negate your mission speak.
 

Maverick

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I didn't disagree with what Turtle said, but rather how he said it. IMO, he's correct, in that many people like to play the 'shock card'. When you do that, you dilute the real shortcomings of the thing you're against. Obamacare has plenty of crap in it, not to have to drum up artificial substance to attack. The Democrats are masters at that game. One difference tho... they have the biggest chunk of MSM to parrot the falsehoods.

I may fall for it once or twice, since I don't go on a fact-finding mission, unless something looks out of the norm. But after awhile, authors lose credibility with me, as they should with anyone. Unfortunately, the appeal of the possibility to discredit that thing is just too great. And in the end, the author only ends up discrediting himself.

And this was the huge alarmist, false statement, and horribly non-fact item which started the whole debate?

"Actually....this has very much to do with Obama care potential".

While your statements are true, I hardly believe the above would warrant someone rushing and ranting to have me prove potential. We have a rash of murders in the area so let's shoot the first sign of someone with a bulge in their shirt?

It's my opinion we had a clear over reaction based on your offering. Right up to and including wacko people who are trying to scare everyone? Surely, this was not the case and never was the intent.
 
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Turtle

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And this was the huge alarmist, false statement, and horribly non-fact item which started the whole debate?

"Actually....this has very much to do with Obama care potential".
Actually, no. That wasn't what started it. What started it was everything in Post #20 except the line you just quoted. The line quoted above was the one and only opinion in that post that you stated as opinion, and everything else you stated in the post was stated as stone-cold fact. I singled out just one of the facts to rebuke, the forced vaccinations, and also stated that the rest of your facts were also wrong, as well. You then came back and tried to defend the forced vaccinations statement by changing the conditions to a new, more narrow context, as well as asked me to comment on what other "facts" I thought were incorrect. That's what started the whole debate.

Yes, in reading your posts it's obvious you are accurate in most all cases. (my opinion only) However, this careful walk within certain parameters is a safe zone of facts, and only the facts. Outside of those guidelines and adherence are those who look beyond the facts and into other spheres of potential.
It's not really a careful walk within the parameters of the facts, it's a responsible walk. There is nothing wrong with looking outside of the facts into possibilities and potentials. I would argue that it's imperative that you do so in order to better understand the facts themselves. The problem comes when you confuse the possibilities and the potentials with facts, and then state those possibilities as fact. Now you're giving people false and misleading information for them to use to make decisions about their lives. It's irresponsible to do so. It becomes compounded when those possibilities are fear-based and are stated as fact. Then it becomes alarmist, which is incredibly irresponsible.

We've covered MR Spock but many episodes of this cartoonish series had Mr Spock stepping back to allow Kirk to use instincts, tuition, and forethought to solve an issue. Facts and logic could not get it done. There are those who enjoy a little freedom from facts and figures in order to allow the mind to expand beyond them.
There's nothing wrong with freeing yourself from facts, as long as you understand that when you do so you are entering fantasy. The problem comes when you confuse fantasy with reality. Speculating on the potentials and possibilities of something is a healthy activity, right up until you start believing the speculations are real. At that point it becomes delusional. You want to spout speculation and opinion, more power to you, that's what the Soapbox is all about. But when you start spouting delusional facts, things that simply are not true, you're almost certainly gonna get called on it.


On a side note, I'd like to thank Hawk for his continued, ongoing insightful contributions throughout this thread. :rolleyes:
 

Maverick

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Once again for the dumbfounded. Just what in post 20 is not correct? Understand the words "potential" and "scenario"?

http://www.fortwayne912.com/uploads/what_s_wrong_with_obamacare_FortWayne912.pdf

Can you choose to say......use natural healers under this plan? Can you say in effect "I'll see my own physician and pay whatever he demands, or requires"? Can I go get as many opinions as I choose? This bill has so many mandates and requirements it's been a nightmare for all. (and my personal opinion has much to do with slow down of freight)

You are defacto being told what you can treat, how it can be treated, and to whom is going to be involved in that process. And this vain attempt at deciding what is being presented as cold hard fact vs comments presented following the potential statement has run it's course.

The little fib about me changing directions following your supposed questioning of this suspect, is also not in line, with say.....Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson. You disputed forced vaccinations all the while example after example can be found with a simple search engine, while a couple of them were obviously ignored.

So once again, we have the expert cross examination coming off as the usual rant and half truths....slanted to fit your need. Based on this continued false accusation and spewing forth of absolutes to another persons intent.......it's no longer time to see what further delights await us.

Over and out.
 
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Ragman

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Wow! This is getting good!

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Maverick

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Wow! This is getting good!

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Getting good? We need to round up all those theorist, dangerous people, and nutcrackers....and nip this thing in the bud right now. Someone here is probably forming a posse as we speak...and this is how it will probably go:

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Pilgrim

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Nobody thinks it's possible the most authoritarian, controlling health system ever with government control and supervision as the keystone could and might become a factor in such incidents? CPS, a government agency with power and control continually grows further and further out of control. Yeah, probably silly of me to even think such a thing could happen with another government agency. Another winner none the less.
For those who might think there's no way to connect CPS, DHS, Obamacare and the decision-making process of parents for their children (bold emphasis mine):
EDITORIAL: Confiscating the baby

Sacramento parents preview the health care ahead

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES
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The Washington Times Wednesday, May 8, 2013


Alex and Anna Nikolayev of Sacramento, Calif., want only the best for their five-month-old son, Sammy. They’re particularly sensitive to the infant’s health because he has a heart murmur and will likely need surgery. The couple’s troubles began last month when they took Sammy to Sutter Memorial Hospital in Sacramento with symptoms of flu.

Mrs. Nikolayev watched as her son received intravenous antibiotics. She didn’t like what she saw, and asked questions. A nurse told her that she didn’t know why the intravenous antibiotics were prescribed. The Nikolayevs then took the boy to another hospital, operated by Kaiser Permanente, where doctors said the infant was actually in good health. Doctors said they had no concerns about the parents taking the child home.

Someone, presumably someone at Sutter Memorial Hospital, didn’t like losing a patient and prospective payment, and called the state Child Protective Services, which, accompanied by police, paid a warrantless visit to the family the next morning. “I’m going to grab your baby, and don’t resist, and don’t fight me, OK?” one of the policemen told Mrs. Nikolayev. The conversation was recorded on video.

A California judge enabled the parents to regain custody of the child last week, but he ordered them not to take the infant out of a hospital against medical advice. Sammy is due soon at Stanford University’s children’s hospital for tests and perhaps further treatment.

Many “child welfare” agencies in California and across the United States have acquired so much power that responsible parents are sometimes powerless before them. Once the Nikolayevs provided documents that the physicians at Kaiser Permanente were satisfied with how they were caring for Sammy, that should have been the end of the matter. But it was only the beginning.

Seeking a second opinion is often encouraged by doctors, or it was before Congress imposed the Affordable Care Act on the rest of us, exempting their friends, allies and perhaps soon even themselves from the harsh strictures of Obamacare.

Once the government pays for everyone’s health care or provides insurance via an “exchange,” it will start writing the rules about what is and isn’t allowed. In a one-size-fits-all health care solution, seeking a second opinion has no place. Once a course of treatment begins, a patient may not be entitled to quit a doctor or hospital. Baby-snatching may become routine.

Perhaps the case of Sammy Nikolayev will awaken some of the millions of Americans — 42 percent, according to recent polls — who say they don’t know that Obamacare is already taking hold, and that soon they’re likely to lose a lot more than their ability to choose their own doctor and hospital.


The Washington Times

Read more: EDITORIAL: Confiscating the baby - Washington Times
Now for those who've read the last three paragraphs in the above editorial and still can't connect the dots for what the future under Obamacare might hold, stop and think about our public education system which was controlled by local authorities once upon a time. Consider the influence the federal govt has now on our local elementary and high schools, and the agenda the feds and their lackeys in the teachers unions impose on our kids. We need to get the federal govt out of our schools and away from our hospitals and doctors' offices.
 

xiggi

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For those who might think there's no way to connect CPS, DHS, Obamacare and the decision-making process of parents for their children (bold emphasis mine):

Now for those who've read the last three paragraphs in the above editorial and still can't connect the dots for what the future under Obamacare might hold, stop and think about our public education system which was controlled by local authorities once upon a time. Consider the influence the federal govt has now on our local elementary and high schools, and the agenda the feds and their lackeys in the teachers unions impose on our kids. We need to get the federal govt out of our schools and away from our hospitals and doctors' offices.

I don't think anyone disputes what the future ¨could" hold. Everything changes that's the world we live in.

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Maverick

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I don't think anyone disputes what the future ¨could" hold. Everything changes that's the world we live in.

Sent from my Fisher Price ABC-123.

The world has always been in change, the variance is always, what direction? In this case, we have gone from a Republic, to a Democracy, to an ever present sense of socialistic monarchy.......which is the have's, and have not.

It's all been written, is inevitable, and part of The Big Show. Some detect serfdom.....some still believe their free because they can still watch the Super Bowl, call on they're cellphones, and shop for a beer etc. To them.....it's all still good.

It's never been the majority who incite change (either good, or bad) it's a minority who get things done. In this regard.....a handful of people in Congress, Banking, and lobby venue have decided to change the game to their favor.
 
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