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RE: State Lawmakers Push For Mandatory Home Inspections For Homeschoolers
dissolving property rights and individual liberty doesn't help to keep children safe and def isn't any act of love ✌ there isn't justification enough for them to launch such an initiative, why not against public school children for the same reason? there are many more cases of abuse and neglect there...
No one was talking about dissolving property rights. The difference is is that public school children are seen outside the home functioning during the week, public school parents have certain hoops they have to jump to enroll their kids, home schoolers would just have a different set of hoops. It doesn't necessarily have to be with CPS, it could be parents required to bring them along when they pick up their school supplies, a annual physical from a doctor, other relatives or friends who have seen the kids verify they are okay. I am sure most home schoolers are good people but in a system that allows children to go unseen for months, years even I am a bit skeptical of.
that is exactly what they are talking about so i guess you don't fully understand the situation just yet.
When you advocate for inspections in peoples homes, in such a way that the state can violate the natural rights of the home owner and come in regardless if given consent, that erodes their property rights. Homeschooling parents should not be looked at as suspicious simply because they want to educate at home. This is not about safety of children, just about more control for the state👍 CPS is already overburdened because they harass too many innocent parents and kidnap their children from them unjustly. Countless situations where families have been torn apart for no good reason, CPS officers have LIED in many occasions to take children, and have been sued multiple times because of their actions. I myself was a victim of their tyranny so I get thoroughly amused when others want to tell me about all the good the organization does. 😆you cannot tell parents that only ones doing something right wouldn't object to oversight,..sounds a lot like the regurgitated statist propaganda of "nothing to fear if nothing to hide"..it's an insult to reason. Something those who favor infringing unjust violence against others might senselessly repeat. There are many reasons why a family might not want the gov snooping around their private residence without cause and like I said if they want to inspect homeschoolers, then they should also inspect the homes of all children, public and other, for the same reasons. Don't be skeptical of freedom, be skeptical of advocating for unreasonable violence. 👍
Yes. It is the further usurping of the individual's right that has been going on now for 200 years in the US.
I know I would have never liked the state coming to my house uninvited, and I don't necessarily agree CPS should be the ones handling the home school debacle of making sure parents are really homeschooling or hiding child abuse. In the last year for which stats are available over one thousand children lost their lives in the US at the hands of their parents, eighty five did while in foster care. I am never going to grapple with whose more a threat to children or call a childs death a natural selection. We just had a case here exactly like that, a baby died from malnutrition and the father called it gods will....no that's out right neglect. He's now facing life in prison. There has to be a better way to deal with these situations, I can't argue that home schoolers shouldn't face some sort rule requirement to provide proof of life, safety, they place requirements on public school parents...why should one group not be required to meet certain demands even if those are demands are different then the other. Yes it's very sad that a minority of people make things difficult for the majority, they actually wreck quite a lot of good things for people, what's at stake here though in loss is a precious life of a child/children, if you've ever been abused as a child like I was you would know what it feels like wishing someone would finally come to your rescue.