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The outrageous thing about this bitch is that she’s still wasting our oxygen.
Narrating a new MSNBC “Lean Forward” spot, the Tulane professor laments that we in America “haven’t had a very collective notion that these are our children.” “[W]e have to break through our kind of private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong to their families, and recognize that kids belong to their communities,” Harris-Perry argued.
Get near my  boy, you cowardly cunt, and – parental rights or not – it’ll be the last  thing you ever do.
Children belong to the parents – not you, the “community” or  the State.  And as much as I dislike Her Doublewide Bitchiness, I’d still trust her with my son more than I would you.
So don’t even think  it, bitch.  Unless you have a death wish.
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2 responses to ““Kids belong to the community”, my ample ass, bee-yotch”
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Darth, the sad fact is that in this day and age, the government intrudes themselves into the raising of kids on a regular basis. All it takes is an anonymous call to the local child welfare office, and you can have the social workers on your doorstep. What is more, if that particular worker makes the subjective decision that your children might be in danger, they will remove your kids from the home, and in order to get them back, you have to prove your innocence.
Note, they do not have to prove their case, the parents must prove their innocence. it has happened more than once. In the most nationally known case, based upon the anonymous tip(later found to be a deliberate lie) the Texas child welfare folks removed all under-aged kids from a fundamentalist Mormon community. As much as I dislike that group, the state acted with no evidence, and it took an expensive court battle to get the kids back home.
Imagine what happens when the social workers show up at the home of a working single mom, with limited resources.
Isn’t she just echoing the attitudes of the education establishment?