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Texas gov’t officials seize 4-year-old homeschooler

rlvaughn

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Texas gov’t officials seize 4-year-old homeschooler after parents ask doctor for second opinion
This saga began on April 22 when the Pardos submitted an official complaint against Children’s Medical Center in Dallas. Their complaint: Drake’s doctor refused to visit him while he was admitted to the hospital for multiple days. The physician the Pardos filed the complaint against had been seeing Drake for years and disagreed with the parents’ desire to get a second opinion on the type of feeding tube that would be best for Drake.
The hospital stated they would review the complaint within 45 days, but the Pardos were never contacted by the hospital. On day 46, Drake was taken from them in their home. After the complaint was filed, the physician passed Drake’s files along to Dr. Suzanne Dakil, a member of the “Child Abuse” unit at Children’s Medical Center Dallas for review. Dr. Dakil completed an affidavit with speculative claims that she said needed to be confirmed or ruled out only after meeting with the parents. Dr. Dakil did not state Drake was in an emergency situation, and she stated under oath that she was surprised CPS removed Drake from his family.
 

Reynolds

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An outrage - oops progressive talk. It will get straightened out because it is silly.
Napoleonic types chest beating at the hospital.
If the victims had a competent lawyer this would be resolved.
I have been in the court room on many occasions and watched our chief Superior Court judge holler, scream, rant, rave and flat cuss out DEFACS for taking kids without proper legal cause. He once told me in Chambers that they were the dumbest bunch of f..... Bastards he had ever seen in his life. I agree with him.
 

Aaron

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I have been in the court room on many occasions and watched our chief Superior Court judge holler, scream, rant, rave and flat cuss out DEFACS for taking kids without proper legal cause. He once told me in Chambers that they were the dumbest bunch of f..... Bastards he had ever seen in his life. I agree with him.
Arrest them.
 

church mouse guy

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In a similar sick case British Columbia courts said that a father could not stop his 14 year old daughter from receiving male hormone shots from some Mengelian pervert doctor who experiments on children in Canada. LGBTUVWXYZ wonders why no one likes them.
 

MartyF

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First, allow me to correct the article. This has nothing to do about homeschooling. The most common routes to referral by CPS for homeschooling in Texas are

1. Police (Stupid war on drugs.)
2. Doctor

There is no oversight for homeschooling in Texas. So this is about a medical doctor or nurse referring to CPS. There were likely multiple doctors/nurses doing the referring. This “abduction” is the result of the “war of drugs” everyone seems to support here.

Next, Texas is not Georgia. Seems obvious to me, but stop comparing the two.
 

Reynolds

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First, allow me to correct the article. This has nothing to do about homeschooling. The most common routes to referral by CPS for homeschooling in Texas are

1. Police (Stupid war on drugs.)
2. Doctor

There is no oversight for homeschooling in Texas. So this is about a medical doctor or nurse referring to CPS. There were likely multiple doctors/nurses doing the referring. This “abduction” is the result of the “war of drugs” everyone seems to support here.

Next, Texas is not Georgia. Seems obvious to me, but stop comparing the two.
This is the United States. We always compare the left vs conservative states. Oddly enough, tx lands leftist on this one.
Just because a doctor says something, does not make it fact.
 

rlvaughn

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I suspect this will eventually be adjudicated in favor of the Pardos, but it never should have come to this.

First, allow me to correct the article. This has nothing to do about homeschooling.
You are correct, in that the seizure was not due to homeschooling. The title of the article skews that a bit, and may be sensational in that sense. Often article titles are something of "click bait." But if you read the article itself, you will see what connection that article makes to homeschooling and that it does not say the kid was seized because he was homeschooled. What is happening, though, is that the Texas Homeschool Coalition is involved in trying to help them because the Pardos are homeschoolers. "The group has worked to defend the rights of homeschool families – and now parental rights – in Texas since 1986."
Next, Texas is not Georgia. Seems obvious to me, but stop comparing the two.
Since I live in Texas, I think I know that.
 
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