I think it's much more acceptable to kill a *** than a normal kid. They're (retards) like animals, ya know? Although I would recommend a shovel to the head rather than a pillow because I've never seen a pillow big enough to fit over an autist's face!
And is it just me, or do autistic people appear more buoyant than normal people?
Ah well...
Submitted by Rainer
thats disgusting this guy should be smacked in the face with a shovel im actually shocked someone could murder their child and then someone else say something like this
If I ever found that 'person', you don't want to know what I'd do to them. He's probably a Nazi anyway. And you know what should be done with Nazis.
I feel sick now.
I think what's really rattling Amy's cage here is that it's that Autism Speaks woman all over again except this woman actually killed her child.
After moving to Spain I've been able to witness something great about the way their kids are raised that is different from the UK. In the UK, kids are the responsibility of their parents and the community at large takes very little interest in them apart from getting riled when they go wayward. In Spain - community really means something here. The Spanish shout to each other in their houses! (true). Everyone knows everyone else, and their kids are the responsibility of the whole community.
In the UK everyone is living in fear inside of their little surburban houses, suspecting that their next door neighbours are dangerous pedophiles or something - and the kids don't play out, and there's never a babysitter when you need one, and generally - the atmosphere is not child friendly or natural - and therefore it isn't parent friendly or natural either. I don't know why people say someone should have gotten some *official* sort of help from doctors or social services (like they ever helped anyone!) instead of seeing how their own community failed this woman and her child. Maybe it's easier... is everyone a bystander now?
My grandmother remembers a time when her mother went away because she was ill, and women from the community came around to take care of the 9 kids - feed them, clean them, get them dressed. These were the forerunners of the social services - and they kept my grandmothers family together until her mother was well again. These days they'd instantly remove the kids to foster homes, make a big legal case against the mother and call her all sorts of names and they'd never be a family again. Women FEAR social services now - and for good reason. I knew a woman who was removed from her family and was raped by her foster father - told the ss and wasn't believed by them.
The only way to remove this blight is to build strong communities where even WE can feel comfortable relying on when things get tough.
Old saying - what comes around goes around.
It's not just women who fear social services, though. Men, I think, are a far bigger target for over-zealous P.C thuggery. And I notice it's almost always the mother who is given custody over children in a divorce. But I digress...
You are quite right about the difference between community and the way it raises its children here and overseas. Though I suspect it wasn't all that much different, I remember being free to play outside as a child, and we were all told not to talk to strangers. So basically, we enjoyed ourselves, but we knew to stay away from strange people who tried to get us to come with them in a car, etc.
We in the UK have become a cynical, paranoid people. I see little sense of community anywhere, save perhaps for small villages/towns. There are too many cities. There is merit in having some as centres for commerce, politics and learning, but on the whole, they have proved to be detrimental to the very idea of community and sociability.