They are not %26quot;insurgents.%26quot; They are dedicated patriots bravely mounting a resistance to an invasion force of carpetbaggers, pirates, thieves, and murderers.
I hope we would have the same dedication and courage to fight for our own homeland if the shoe were on the other foot. And the way Gerorge Wanker Bush has colossally messed up The War Against Terror, it might happen.
O-peration I-raqi L-iberation is not something our children and children%26#039;s will be proud of. True patriots are committed to getting the commander-in-thief out of the Wh**e House before he murders even more GIs and Iraqi civilians.
Are the Insurgents brave Patriots?
Come on K9. Those insurgents are killing their own people by a larger percentage than they are taking our troops. those morons are blowing up markets and coffee houses. If they were REAL PATRIOTS, they would put on a uniform and come out and fight like REAL MEN. They are nothing but a bunch of COWARDS, who don%26#039;t mind killing women and children. And if by some mishap our forces mistakenly kill civilians over there, then, we are truly sorry.Those people should also stand up against the insurgents. They won%26#039;t because they are afraid. That is why they need our help.
I really still don%26#039;t know how I feel about Mr. Bush and his handeling of things so far, but I do know that there aren%26#039;t many men in this country who could handle the pressure that this president has had piled on him since he took office. Would Clinton have been able to keep his johnson in his pants long enough to formulate a response to 911, i doubt it. Here is how i justify taking out those goddamn terrorists, by these events: the bombing of the Marine Barracks in Beruit, by the first bombing of the WTC, by the attacks of 911. That should be enough for any real American Patriot to stand up and take action. I do feel that we haven%26#039;t sent a loud enough message to those COWARDS. and I pray to God that Iran screws up and we get to go in there and clean house also. I think that the Iranian people are tired of that mullah crap that is being forced upon them also. Religion is one thing, but government is another. And I believe that they need to be shown how to seperate the two.
By the way, where does your allegiance lay?
Reply:By your comments you are inciting people to hate your own troops, most of whom are young men doing a very tough job to the best of their abilities.
I think you would like it if they got spat at and called baby killers when they return home in a repeat of the shame which sits on the peace protesters of the 60%26#039;s.
Lets be constructive and talk about how we support the ordinary Iraqis, and our troops.
Oh and by the way there is nothing %26quot;Brave%26quot; about beheading civilian contractors or blowing up queues of people looking for work.
Reply:The Insurgents are brave. So are the Marines. Both feel they are doing the Honorable thing. History will let them know who is right.
Reply:What would you say the %26#039;Red Coats%26#039; were?
The Iraqi people are fighting on the side of the coalition forces. The Iraqi people are the patriots fighting for their freedom, the insurgents are the ones who previously ran the rape rooms, and torture chambers for Saddam.
Reply:I think you missed the point. Are president is not having his own citizens murdered. And if he was we would support an invading force to help to get rid of him.
Hotel Silvota
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
If this was your child's 3rd suspension this year and 13th inhouse suspension..?
What would you do? What punishments? Would you take away all of his new shoes, his necklaces, his clothes.. or what would you do? 10 points.
If this was your child%26#039;s 3rd suspension this year and 13th inhouse suspension..?
After I got over my embarrassment and wondering what did I do so bad that my child grew up to be so disrespectful and immature, then I would do the tough love and take away everything that they hold dear until they showed me that they earned it back, the cell phone would go first. If they still didn%26#039;t straighten out I would talk to juvenile and see what else that I could do for my child to grow into a respectful and responsible adult.
Reply:i%26#039;d be asking myself why i was such a s.hitty parent that my kid had no discipline.
Reply:all of the above, i would take EVERYTHING out of his room just a mattress , blanket and pillow... i would even take the curtains until he grew and started acting appriately..make him sit in that room doing nothing but reading and homework.. also i would call anybody and everybody and find some help for this kid. what is he doing to get suspensions? call social services and try and get this kid help.. he obviously is going to end up in jail eventually.. what did you do when he was suspended the first time ??? nothing probably . you need to start disciplining this kid b4 I have to pay for him the get 3 square meals a day
Reply:First of all, I would be finding out why he keeps getting into trouble, and then I would make sure that new rules were put into effect. There would be NO new items unless the bad behavior stopped, and the door would come off of his bedroom and everything but his bed and clothes would come out of the room - no television, stereo, computer, ipod, or video game units would be in his room. I would also take away ALL of those things until the trouble stopped, and the grades came up (I am assuming the grades thing). I would stand firm on this, and he would also not be allowed to spend any extra time with friends outside of school. No friends%26#039; houses, no going to hang out, and no leaving the house without me. He would be under house arrest, and he would not be allowed on parole until he proved himself more responsible. I would also tell him that if the behavior continued, he would be visiting a juvenile detention center, or better yet - a military academy. Those military academies seem to be able to get bad boys to realize the error of their ways. . .
Reply:If he is 14 it is too late to do much.
If 10 you may still be able to change his behavior but it will be difficult.
I would say whatever you have done so far is WRONG, you need to use different discipline or this kids headed for the penitentiary.
Reply:First I would figure out why he is acting like this...What is hedoing? and go from there.
I would either enroll him in some sort of counceling or outreach program. Then, yes, I would take away the new shoes, necklaces, etc.
Reply:Figure out why he is having so many problems. What unresolved issues are there? Then you may want to think of some very unusual punishments. Take everything out of his room except for the bed. No books, no nothin. If that don%26#039;t work, two words...BOOT CAMP. It straightened me out and I had so many suspensions they kicked me out of all public schools. I had 2 go 2 an alternative school, and that still didn%26#039;t work. No punishment in the world got me to do right. It took boot camp for me to realize that f I didn%26#039;t succeed then, I never would.
Reply:oh hes gotta go.........................
Reply:Well I personally think that that%26#039;s alittle too much for just this year.
First I would try and talk to see what%26#039;s the problem. Then if that doesn%26#039;t work much and he/she continues with this type of behavior, go to the school counselor. Get the counselor to talk to your child and explain that this behavior is not okay.* Be present when the counselor is talking to your child.* But about the shoes and things like that i say no. However I%26#039;ve found that grounding a child is more effective. For example, no computer, no TV, no hanging out with friends etc.. (what the child would miss the most) . Or maybe it%26#039;s a problem at school and for that I would suggest that you transfer your child to another school.
*If all of this doesn%26#039;t work take your child to a phycitarist. Maybe it%26#039;s something emotional. Sometimes children go through some rough times and they don%26#039;t want to talk to their parents about it; they%26#039;d rather talk with someone else. *
Hope this helps
Reply:beat tha mess out of him an take all his clothes away no girls/boys until u turn 30 an no tv phone until u can pay tha bill all by urself
Reply:I spent 7 years as a teacher @ a special ed facility for kids with emotional/behavior difficulties %26amp; worked primarily with high school students. Remember what things were like for you as a teen and what you are like because of those experiences now. Have faith that your child WANTS to do well and be loved and respect himself and be respected by others.
The best advice I would give would be to immediately withdraw your child from school and start %26quot;unschooling%26quot; him. Or at least homeschool. Punishment does not teach responsibility. Instead, it takes the responsibility away from the person and allows him or her to blame the punisher instead.
What were the offenses? Disrespect? Fighting? What would happen in the %26quot;real world%26quot; if your son repeated those behaviors? What would happen to an adult who acted that way? School is an artificial environment designed to indoctrinate our children and force them into a mold. What happens to those that don%26#039;t fit?
Here is an address for the National Home Education Research Institute. They have compiled some statistics on homeschooling in the United States:
http://www.nheri.org/content/view/199/
Good luck! In my opinion, it is best not to become involved in a power struggle with you son, but to teach him to be a man. Involve him in the decision making about the direction his life should take and about the appropriate consequences for his actions. More often than not, kids are harder on themselves than you would be. Ideally, you want to create positive future behavior, not endlessly dwell on the poor choices of the past!
%26quot;What most people mean when they ask about discipline is not the external system of punishment and rewards, but of an internal understanding of self discipline. Jumping through onerous academic hoops will not necessarily lead to self discipline. Our children gain a sense of how important self discipline is by watching us. Our ability to model a self disciplined life is much more powerful than handing in book reports in time. Helping children reach their own goals will mean there will be plenty of opportunities to discuss stick-to-itiveness, follow through, and how sometimes it%26#039;s worth doing the things that are no fun in order to reach the desired goal. These lessons have much more meaning when they are in conjuction with goals the children set for themselves. %26quot;
www.unschooling.com
Reply:One I could understand taking away his stuff, but Three!!! This year! AND 13th in-house suspension!
He%26#039;d be outta here. Or at least take full responsibilities for his actions. If he thinks he%26#039;s an adult and can just go around doing a he pleases irregardless of all rules and boundaries then it%26#039;s time for him to get his own job and start paying rent. With a child like that it%26#039;s obvious that he respects no one, so its best to let him out into the %26quot;real world%26quot; he so badly craves To be in.
Sure he may have some problems, but with his current attitude you may never get through to him. A healthy dose of reality may be just the thing to wake im up and show him that life is not just what you want to do. You have to be responsible because one day it may be worse than a suspension.
Reply:well first you need to find out WHY he is being suspended.
if its bad friends he hangs around with - stop him hanging around with them.
if its he is bullying, find out why and give him a taste of his own medicine.
you need to find out whats causes all these suspensions because no normal kid would get suspended that many times without reason.
and a good spanking on top of this would set him straght!
Reply:I would take him to a counselor. I would set boundaries and limits at home so that if he breaks the rules, there are consequences.
R = F
Responsibility equals freedom.
Kids want freedom to be able to go play with their friends, play video games, watch tv, etc.
If the child is not doing what is expected of him in school then there are consequences for not doing what is expected.
A hard lesson, but good lesson to learn young. You can%26#039;t always get what you want, act however you please etc.
Reply:I would first be asking myself why he is always in trouble. When children act out like that there is generally problems at home in some way or another.
I would then go to him and lay my hands on him and pray to God to open my eyes and heart to his troubles. I would then pray that he will be guided to confide in me or if not in another trustworthy adult.
Then yes I would take away all of his %26quot;toys%26quot; Whatever it is that he likes and enjoys the most. Because whatever our actions are in this life there is always a concequence.
flower
If this was your child%26#039;s 3rd suspension this year and 13th inhouse suspension..?
After I got over my embarrassment and wondering what did I do so bad that my child grew up to be so disrespectful and immature, then I would do the tough love and take away everything that they hold dear until they showed me that they earned it back, the cell phone would go first. If they still didn%26#039;t straighten out I would talk to juvenile and see what else that I could do for my child to grow into a respectful and responsible adult.
Reply:i%26#039;d be asking myself why i was such a s.hitty parent that my kid had no discipline.
Reply:all of the above, i would take EVERYTHING out of his room just a mattress , blanket and pillow... i would even take the curtains until he grew and started acting appriately..make him sit in that room doing nothing but reading and homework.. also i would call anybody and everybody and find some help for this kid. what is he doing to get suspensions? call social services and try and get this kid help.. he obviously is going to end up in jail eventually.. what did you do when he was suspended the first time ??? nothing probably . you need to start disciplining this kid b4 I have to pay for him the get 3 square meals a day
Reply:First of all, I would be finding out why he keeps getting into trouble, and then I would make sure that new rules were put into effect. There would be NO new items unless the bad behavior stopped, and the door would come off of his bedroom and everything but his bed and clothes would come out of the room - no television, stereo, computer, ipod, or video game units would be in his room. I would also take away ALL of those things until the trouble stopped, and the grades came up (I am assuming the grades thing). I would stand firm on this, and he would also not be allowed to spend any extra time with friends outside of school. No friends%26#039; houses, no going to hang out, and no leaving the house without me. He would be under house arrest, and he would not be allowed on parole until he proved himself more responsible. I would also tell him that if the behavior continued, he would be visiting a juvenile detention center, or better yet - a military academy. Those military academies seem to be able to get bad boys to realize the error of their ways. . .
Reply:If he is 14 it is too late to do much.
If 10 you may still be able to change his behavior but it will be difficult.
I would say whatever you have done so far is WRONG, you need to use different discipline or this kids headed for the penitentiary.
Reply:First I would figure out why he is acting like this...What is hedoing? and go from there.
I would either enroll him in some sort of counceling or outreach program. Then, yes, I would take away the new shoes, necklaces, etc.
Reply:Figure out why he is having so many problems. What unresolved issues are there? Then you may want to think of some very unusual punishments. Take everything out of his room except for the bed. No books, no nothin. If that don%26#039;t work, two words...BOOT CAMP. It straightened me out and I had so many suspensions they kicked me out of all public schools. I had 2 go 2 an alternative school, and that still didn%26#039;t work. No punishment in the world got me to do right. It took boot camp for me to realize that f I didn%26#039;t succeed then, I never would.
Reply:oh hes gotta go.........................
Reply:Well I personally think that that%26#039;s alittle too much for just this year.
First I would try and talk to see what%26#039;s the problem. Then if that doesn%26#039;t work much and he/she continues with this type of behavior, go to the school counselor. Get the counselor to talk to your child and explain that this behavior is not okay.* Be present when the counselor is talking to your child.* But about the shoes and things like that i say no. However I%26#039;ve found that grounding a child is more effective. For example, no computer, no TV, no hanging out with friends etc.. (what the child would miss the most) . Or maybe it%26#039;s a problem at school and for that I would suggest that you transfer your child to another school.
*If all of this doesn%26#039;t work take your child to a phycitarist. Maybe it%26#039;s something emotional. Sometimes children go through some rough times and they don%26#039;t want to talk to their parents about it; they%26#039;d rather talk with someone else. *
Hope this helps
Reply:beat tha mess out of him an take all his clothes away no girls/boys until u turn 30 an no tv phone until u can pay tha bill all by urself
Reply:I spent 7 years as a teacher @ a special ed facility for kids with emotional/behavior difficulties %26amp; worked primarily with high school students. Remember what things were like for you as a teen and what you are like because of those experiences now. Have faith that your child WANTS to do well and be loved and respect himself and be respected by others.
The best advice I would give would be to immediately withdraw your child from school and start %26quot;unschooling%26quot; him. Or at least homeschool. Punishment does not teach responsibility. Instead, it takes the responsibility away from the person and allows him or her to blame the punisher instead.
What were the offenses? Disrespect? Fighting? What would happen in the %26quot;real world%26quot; if your son repeated those behaviors? What would happen to an adult who acted that way? School is an artificial environment designed to indoctrinate our children and force them into a mold. What happens to those that don%26#039;t fit?
Here is an address for the National Home Education Research Institute. They have compiled some statistics on homeschooling in the United States:
http://www.nheri.org/content/view/199/
Good luck! In my opinion, it is best not to become involved in a power struggle with you son, but to teach him to be a man. Involve him in the decision making about the direction his life should take and about the appropriate consequences for his actions. More often than not, kids are harder on themselves than you would be. Ideally, you want to create positive future behavior, not endlessly dwell on the poor choices of the past!
%26quot;What most people mean when they ask about discipline is not the external system of punishment and rewards, but of an internal understanding of self discipline. Jumping through onerous academic hoops will not necessarily lead to self discipline. Our children gain a sense of how important self discipline is by watching us. Our ability to model a self disciplined life is much more powerful than handing in book reports in time. Helping children reach their own goals will mean there will be plenty of opportunities to discuss stick-to-itiveness, follow through, and how sometimes it%26#039;s worth doing the things that are no fun in order to reach the desired goal. These lessons have much more meaning when they are in conjuction with goals the children set for themselves. %26quot;
www.unschooling.com
Reply:One I could understand taking away his stuff, but Three!!! This year! AND 13th in-house suspension!
He%26#039;d be outta here. Or at least take full responsibilities for his actions. If he thinks he%26#039;s an adult and can just go around doing a he pleases irregardless of all rules and boundaries then it%26#039;s time for him to get his own job and start paying rent. With a child like that it%26#039;s obvious that he respects no one, so its best to let him out into the %26quot;real world%26quot; he so badly craves To be in.
Sure he may have some problems, but with his current attitude you may never get through to him. A healthy dose of reality may be just the thing to wake im up and show him that life is not just what you want to do. You have to be responsible because one day it may be worse than a suspension.
Reply:well first you need to find out WHY he is being suspended.
if its bad friends he hangs around with - stop him hanging around with them.
if its he is bullying, find out why and give him a taste of his own medicine.
you need to find out whats causes all these suspensions because no normal kid would get suspended that many times without reason.
and a good spanking on top of this would set him straght!
Reply:I would take him to a counselor. I would set boundaries and limits at home so that if he breaks the rules, there are consequences.
R = F
Responsibility equals freedom.
Kids want freedom to be able to go play with their friends, play video games, watch tv, etc.
If the child is not doing what is expected of him in school then there are consequences for not doing what is expected.
A hard lesson, but good lesson to learn young. You can%26#039;t always get what you want, act however you please etc.
Reply:I would first be asking myself why he is always in trouble. When children act out like that there is generally problems at home in some way or another.
I would then go to him and lay my hands on him and pray to God to open my eyes and heart to his troubles. I would then pray that he will be guided to confide in me or if not in another trustworthy adult.
Then yes I would take away all of his %26quot;toys%26quot; Whatever it is that he likes and enjoys the most. Because whatever our actions are in this life there is always a concequence.
flower
What do you think of this legal case involving self-defense?
What do you make of the following case?
A person moves into the city and rents a room after obtaining a job at a restaurant. The landlady allows her niece to move in without notice after she decides to leave her home town to finish school. She comes down and forces herself on the landlady. The woman begins beating and verbally abusing the three-year-old daughter immediately. There are twenty-one incidents counted in less than two weeks. The matter is mentioned to the landlady by the new resident, who has been there less than one month and did not expect this lady to move in.
The landlady sides with her niece and insists that she%26#039;d %26#039;cut off the child%26#039;s hands herself%26#039; if she keeps going into items at the grocery store. One late afternoon the new resident comes home and goes downstairs to avoid the chain-smoking, verbally abusive, -oriented and Internet crazy woman yelling at her child. She goes downstairs and begins to work on an art project, with the radio on full blast to drown out the sounds of the yelling. The niece starts to beat the three-year-old. The new resident runs upstairs and tells her to stop doing it, to distract attention. Her cell phone is upstairs along with her uniform and her keys, shoes and purse are downstairs. There are no locks on any inside doors, no way out of the basement and she%26#039;d have to return downstairs to get her things.
The niece begins slapping and pushing the new resident after an exchange of words, mostly insults with no meaning. She yells, pushes and gangs up on the new resident, not allowing her to leave. They are located in the front living room. The niece has the phone by the computer, which is behind her. She pushes the new resident twice against a loose shoe rack against the wall, which nearly falls on her. The niece slaps and threatens to kill the new resident.
She gets away and grabs a glass. She tells the niece to get away from her or she will hit her with the glass. The niece jumps her, pushes her head into the hardwood cement floor (which leads later on to a concussion), busts her knees open and it starts bleeding and after a struggle with the niece on top, the new resident gets up and gets away and strikes the niece on the head three times after she (the niece) lunges at her. There is little difference in the strength, body size and physical makeup between the two as described.
The niece grabs a towel and the phone. She is bleeding. The child screams. The new resident tells her she is going to the police and goes upstairs and then downstairs to get her things and then leaves, walking two kilometres to the police station. She reports the matter to the police who tell her to return to the resident, wait outside and then they will come. They agree that it was necessary and they are worried for the child because of the niece%26#039;s actions towards her. The new resident returns after a quick stop at a convenience store and is unarmed. The police arrest her and take her in, charging her with assault with a weapon.
The defense counsel agrees that it is self-defense but that is %26#039;was excessive%26#039;. The crown prosecutor pays to have the woman brought down, but has no idea what the %26#039;weapon%26#039; was, believing it to be a beer mug or a tea cup. There is no motive. The defense concludes that they have little evidence and no motive. There is no presentation of physical evidence, no doctor%26#039;s reports, no eyewitness accounts, no samples, no pictures, no police present at court, etc. just the niece who has healed completely with no damage or physical scarring. The crown prosecutor is convinced she was struck ten times but there is no evidence to support this claim. What do you make of this case?
What do you think of this legal case involving self-defense?
This can%26#039;t be real! This must be a new %26quot;Reality TV%26quot; show planned for next fall%26#039;s season...
Reply:i think the woman who is hitting the child needs serious help... she needs to be taken from that child, put in jail, and some therapy..
as for the self defense, the other resident was doing what they could to keep the niece from killing them, so i go with self defense, even through they used a weapon. i would have done a lot more to that woman than just hit her over the head a coulde times.
Reply:I do not understand how it is possible that the case can even be debated when out evidence, let alone charging someone with no proof.
As for using self defence.
I would defend a child if a woman was beating them up, probably even if it cost me my life.
I will not stand for any abuse for any reason.
Sabretooth
Reply:...Reading...
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Never take a case that involves a catfight.
%26quot;The niece starts to beat the three-year-old...%26quot;. Must be a lunatic.
Reply:The new resident is at fault and will be subject to arrest. She entered a private apartment without permission.
Reply:me thinks that the neice needs to get ***** slapped
brest cancer
A person moves into the city and rents a room after obtaining a job at a restaurant. The landlady allows her niece to move in without notice after she decides to leave her home town to finish school. She comes down and forces herself on the landlady. The woman begins beating and verbally abusing the three-year-old daughter immediately. There are twenty-one incidents counted in less than two weeks. The matter is mentioned to the landlady by the new resident, who has been there less than one month and did not expect this lady to move in.
The landlady sides with her niece and insists that she%26#039;d %26#039;cut off the child%26#039;s hands herself%26#039; if she keeps going into items at the grocery store. One late afternoon the new resident comes home and goes downstairs to avoid the chain-smoking, verbally abusive, -oriented and Internet crazy woman yelling at her child. She goes downstairs and begins to work on an art project, with the radio on full blast to drown out the sounds of the yelling. The niece starts to beat the three-year-old. The new resident runs upstairs and tells her to stop doing it, to distract attention. Her cell phone is upstairs along with her uniform and her keys, shoes and purse are downstairs. There are no locks on any inside doors, no way out of the basement and she%26#039;d have to return downstairs to get her things.
The niece begins slapping and pushing the new resident after an exchange of words, mostly insults with no meaning. She yells, pushes and gangs up on the new resident, not allowing her to leave. They are located in the front living room. The niece has the phone by the computer, which is behind her. She pushes the new resident twice against a loose shoe rack against the wall, which nearly falls on her. The niece slaps and threatens to kill the new resident.
She gets away and grabs a glass. She tells the niece to get away from her or she will hit her with the glass. The niece jumps her, pushes her head into the hardwood cement floor (which leads later on to a concussion), busts her knees open and it starts bleeding and after a struggle with the niece on top, the new resident gets up and gets away and strikes the niece on the head three times after she (the niece) lunges at her. There is little difference in the strength, body size and physical makeup between the two as described.
The niece grabs a towel and the phone. She is bleeding. The child screams. The new resident tells her she is going to the police and goes upstairs and then downstairs to get her things and then leaves, walking two kilometres to the police station. She reports the matter to the police who tell her to return to the resident, wait outside and then they will come. They agree that it was necessary and they are worried for the child because of the niece%26#039;s actions towards her. The new resident returns after a quick stop at a convenience store and is unarmed. The police arrest her and take her in, charging her with assault with a weapon.
The defense counsel agrees that it is self-defense but that is %26#039;was excessive%26#039;. The crown prosecutor pays to have the woman brought down, but has no idea what the %26#039;weapon%26#039; was, believing it to be a beer mug or a tea cup. There is no motive. The defense concludes that they have little evidence and no motive. There is no presentation of physical evidence, no doctor%26#039;s reports, no eyewitness accounts, no samples, no pictures, no police present at court, etc. just the niece who has healed completely with no damage or physical scarring. The crown prosecutor is convinced she was struck ten times but there is no evidence to support this claim. What do you make of this case?
What do you think of this legal case involving self-defense?
This can%26#039;t be real! This must be a new %26quot;Reality TV%26quot; show planned for next fall%26#039;s season...
Reply:i think the woman who is hitting the child needs serious help... she needs to be taken from that child, put in jail, and some therapy..
as for the self defense, the other resident was doing what they could to keep the niece from killing them, so i go with self defense, even through they used a weapon. i would have done a lot more to that woman than just hit her over the head a coulde times.
Reply:I do not understand how it is possible that the case can even be debated when out evidence, let alone charging someone with no proof.
As for using self defence.
I would defend a child if a woman was beating them up, probably even if it cost me my life.
I will not stand for any abuse for any reason.
Sabretooth
Reply:...Reading...
---
Never take a case that involves a catfight.
%26quot;The niece starts to beat the three-year-old...%26quot;. Must be a lunatic.
Reply:The new resident is at fault and will be subject to arrest. She entered a private apartment without permission.
Reply:me thinks that the neice needs to get ***** slapped
brest cancer
Worry about my child's walking.?
her shoes wastes a lot on the left edge of the right foot and on the right edge of the left foot . She easily falls down when running and sometimes just while walking. What could it be?
Worry about my child%26#039;s walking.?
Dyspraxia? General clumsiness? One leg longer than the other?
Obviously, if you are that worried, you should take her to see your GP or health visitor.
Reply:It could be any one of a number of things, some of which she%26#039;ll grow out of without intervention, others that she may need help with.
Get a referral to a paediatrician, and to a paediatric physio, between both, they will thoroughly assess her gait and general developmental status, and be able to either reassure you or take the necessary steps to help her improve.
Reply:Make sure he has a good walking shoe. Not the ones from walmart. Go to a baby shoe store. Stride Rite is a good one.
Reply:discuss it with your health visitor
Reply:It sounds to me like she may need some physio, maybe on her feet, maybe on her legs or hips. I%26#039;m sure its nothing to worry about, but see your GP and they can do a referral for you.
Reply:My son did not walk till he was 2 1/2 we found out that he was flat footed and had to have a special boot to support him then a inner sole take her to your doctor my son walks now but the boots and inner sole did the trick.Hope this helps.
Reply:So sweet p, your advice to this lady is to go and see a specialist.
What relevance was all the other shite?
Reply:Sounds like she could do with a pelvis x-ray to rule out things like Perthes disease...
Reply:take her to the doctors and get her checked for twisted thigh and shin bones.my two sons had that problem,it corrects its self as they get bigger
Reply:you will need to see a specialist-go to your doctor and he will approve of it
dont delay -it will be all much better and workable-with the exception of a total cure in the case of ceribrial palsy-which is the heavenly cure
may i share about cases that would have given anything to be in your shoes-2 ladies here one losing her baby and the other already lost and still in the womb=there is a double rainbow soon to come as the sun will shine.
big hugggg to you Mam
its all about timing now-or you can have the hospital induce labor. A d%26amp;c isnt necessary unless there isnt total discharge.
your baby is already in heaven make sure your going there too and the bible says they that go before us stand on the banners of heaven and cheer for us=Hebrews 12
it may be hard after this experience yet you will be the most fertile after the baby is discharged from your body. if you wait a long time after the short time to heal of a few months, you may not be able to concieve that easily. Be the hero take it on the chin and go for it, prayerfully.
the question is if there is a reason-as in an incompetent cervex and did the baby become detached as in the plecenta
this is help from above in answer to another lady=deep breaths good music on, and the biggest hug to you and i dont release till you tell me your ok in Jesus
%26quot;The rain falls on the just and the unjust%26quot;
believing in God doesnt take away the curse of Adam and Eve from the perfect garden forsaken
Do not take it personal, dont search out your life and blame yourself or anyone else
A huricane hits and innocent people are hurt-it doesnt just blow away the sinners houses.
This was my answer to a lady with a detached Plecenta
it is good if you also answer her and others questions-if you need help-help another and your burdens will be lifted seeing others as just as important as we are too
so I answered her=if your still bleeding do not get out of bed, have a parent or other do your work for you, and get a small fridge right by your bed for easy access, plenty of juice and tea calming chamomile and ginger also for the stomach.
one way or the other Mam and I am praying for you, i have good news for you, a rainbow of hope-and do hand exersises in bed and when you read in the Psalms to praise the Lord -give the sacrifice of praise-meaning you may not feel like it-but as you do it will pour forth-David cried out to God to save his baby and take his life instead, and Psalm 51 deals with that situation and the restoration of his Joy that he might lead sinners in the way to God.
first John chapters 3%26amp;10 and Revelation 3:19%26amp;20 if you never asked Jesus into your heart to forgive -even one lie, and become your personal best friend, amen
relax praying for you
ok, first your baby will live, the question is on earth or in heaven awaiting the melenium to return and at the end to chose either Jesus or to reject him
so it will be a loss and gain and if loss then you have more opportunities to try again-a placenta is made new each time so it doesnt mean you have a bad cervex or anything-with one of those hemoraging is normal and staying off the feet each pregnance when the sign of bleeding comes.
as you do stay off your feet, use a pillow between your legs, and one under your feet to keep them elevated and a smaller one under your calves to keep the pressure off, legs spread some helps.
make sure your taking all your pre natal vitamins
I do not like to give upsetting news-I will tell you of another life situtation of a lady that does have a bad cervex from using a diaphram-she has 3 children but she also had one miscarrige and 1 in 4 pregancies end in that. She bled with pregnance, had to stay off her feet, she had one still born, and one passed after premature birth at around 2 lbs.
the chances are every day your baby lives is a miracle,
your next pregnancy will go totally fine
for now read your bible-its going to take effort, read the Song of Songs-if you must read the book of Job but read the last chapter first -verse 10 to forgive all those in your life that have let you down, and you will be freed from bondage and get a double portion of all you have lost.
and if you feel the doctor isnt being help full, get a different doctor
praying for you Mam, and keep looking up even in the storm, there is a double rainbow soon to come as the sun will shine.
David in Jesus amazing grace
computer
Worry about my child%26#039;s walking.?
Dyspraxia? General clumsiness? One leg longer than the other?
Obviously, if you are that worried, you should take her to see your GP or health visitor.
Reply:It could be any one of a number of things, some of which she%26#039;ll grow out of without intervention, others that she may need help with.
Get a referral to a paediatrician, and to a paediatric physio, between both, they will thoroughly assess her gait and general developmental status, and be able to either reassure you or take the necessary steps to help her improve.
Reply:Make sure he has a good walking shoe. Not the ones from walmart. Go to a baby shoe store. Stride Rite is a good one.
Reply:discuss it with your health visitor
Reply:It sounds to me like she may need some physio, maybe on her feet, maybe on her legs or hips. I%26#039;m sure its nothing to worry about, but see your GP and they can do a referral for you.
Reply:My son did not walk till he was 2 1/2 we found out that he was flat footed and had to have a special boot to support him then a inner sole take her to your doctor my son walks now but the boots and inner sole did the trick.Hope this helps.
Reply:So sweet p, your advice to this lady is to go and see a specialist.
What relevance was all the other shite?
Reply:Sounds like she could do with a pelvis x-ray to rule out things like Perthes disease...
Reply:take her to the doctors and get her checked for twisted thigh and shin bones.my two sons had that problem,it corrects its self as they get bigger
Reply:you will need to see a specialist-go to your doctor and he will approve of it
dont delay -it will be all much better and workable-with the exception of a total cure in the case of ceribrial palsy-which is the heavenly cure
may i share about cases that would have given anything to be in your shoes-2 ladies here one losing her baby and the other already lost and still in the womb=there is a double rainbow soon to come as the sun will shine.
big hugggg to you Mam
its all about timing now-or you can have the hospital induce labor. A d%26amp;c isnt necessary unless there isnt total discharge.
your baby is already in heaven make sure your going there too and the bible says they that go before us stand on the banners of heaven and cheer for us=Hebrews 12
it may be hard after this experience yet you will be the most fertile after the baby is discharged from your body. if you wait a long time after the short time to heal of a few months, you may not be able to concieve that easily. Be the hero take it on the chin and go for it, prayerfully.
the question is if there is a reason-as in an incompetent cervex and did the baby become detached as in the plecenta
this is help from above in answer to another lady=deep breaths good music on, and the biggest hug to you and i dont release till you tell me your ok in Jesus
%26quot;The rain falls on the just and the unjust%26quot;
believing in God doesnt take away the curse of Adam and Eve from the perfect garden forsaken
Do not take it personal, dont search out your life and blame yourself or anyone else
A huricane hits and innocent people are hurt-it doesnt just blow away the sinners houses.
This was my answer to a lady with a detached Plecenta
it is good if you also answer her and others questions-if you need help-help another and your burdens will be lifted seeing others as just as important as we are too
so I answered her=if your still bleeding do not get out of bed, have a parent or other do your work for you, and get a small fridge right by your bed for easy access, plenty of juice and tea calming chamomile and ginger also for the stomach.
one way or the other Mam and I am praying for you, i have good news for you, a rainbow of hope-and do hand exersises in bed and when you read in the Psalms to praise the Lord -give the sacrifice of praise-meaning you may not feel like it-but as you do it will pour forth-David cried out to God to save his baby and take his life instead, and Psalm 51 deals with that situation and the restoration of his Joy that he might lead sinners in the way to God.
first John chapters 3%26amp;10 and Revelation 3:19%26amp;20 if you never asked Jesus into your heart to forgive -even one lie, and become your personal best friend, amen
relax praying for you
ok, first your baby will live, the question is on earth or in heaven awaiting the melenium to return and at the end to chose either Jesus or to reject him
so it will be a loss and gain and if loss then you have more opportunities to try again-a placenta is made new each time so it doesnt mean you have a bad cervex or anything-with one of those hemoraging is normal and staying off the feet each pregnance when the sign of bleeding comes.
as you do stay off your feet, use a pillow between your legs, and one under your feet to keep them elevated and a smaller one under your calves to keep the pressure off, legs spread some helps.
make sure your taking all your pre natal vitamins
I do not like to give upsetting news-I will tell you of another life situtation of a lady that does have a bad cervex from using a diaphram-she has 3 children but she also had one miscarrige and 1 in 4 pregancies end in that. She bled with pregnance, had to stay off her feet, she had one still born, and one passed after premature birth at around 2 lbs.
the chances are every day your baby lives is a miracle,
your next pregnancy will go totally fine
for now read your bible-its going to take effort, read the Song of Songs-if you must read the book of Job but read the last chapter first -verse 10 to forgive all those in your life that have let you down, and you will be freed from bondage and get a double portion of all you have lost.
and if you feel the doctor isnt being help full, get a different doctor
praying for you Mam, and keep looking up even in the storm, there is a double rainbow soon to come as the sun will shine.
David in Jesus amazing grace
computer
What do you think of the following legal case involving self-defense?
What do you make of the following case?
A person moves into the city and rents a room after obtaining a job at a restaurant. The landlady allows her niece to move in without notice after she decides to leave her home town to finish school. She comes down and forces herself on the landlady. The woman begins beating and verbally abusing the three-year-old daughter immediately. There are twenty-one incidents counted in less than two weeks. The matter is mentioned to the landlady by the new resident, who has been there less than one month and did not expect this lady to move in.
The landlady sides with her niece and insists that she%26#039;d %26#039;cut off the child%26#039;s hands herself%26#039; if she keeps going into items at the grocery store. One late afternoon the new resident comes home and goes downstairs to avoid the chain-smoking, verbally abusive, -oriented and Internet crazy woman yelling at her child. She goes downstairs and begins to work on an art project, with the radio on full blast to drown out the sounds of the yelling. The niece starts to beat the three-year-old. The new resident runs upstairs and tells her to stop doing it, to distract attention. Her cell phone is upstairs along with her uniform and her keys, shoes and purse are downstairs. There are no locks on any inside doors, no way out of the basement and she%26#039;d have to return downstairs to get her things.
The niece begins slapping and pushing the new resident after an exchange of words, mostly insults with no meaning. She yells, pushes and gangs up on the new resident, not allowing her to leave. They are located in the front living room. The niece has the phone by the computer, which is behind her. She pushes the new resident twice against a loose shoe rack against the wall, which nearly falls on her. The niece slaps and threatens to kill the new resident.
She gets away and grabs a glass. She tells the niece to get away from her or she will hit her with the glass. The niece jumps her, pushes her head into the hardwood cement floor (which leads later on to a concussion), busts her knees open and it starts bleeding and after a struggle with the niece on top, the new resident gets up and gets away and strikes the niece on the head three times after she (the niece) lunges at her. There is little difference in the strength, body size and physical makeup between the two as described.
The niece grabs a towel and the phone. She is bleeding. The child screams. The new resident tells her she is going to the police and goes upstairs and then downstairs to get her things and then leaves, walking two kilometres to the police station. She reports the matter to the police who tell her to return to the resident, wait outside and then they will come. They agree that it was necessary and they are worried for the child because of the niece%26#039;s actions towards her. The new resident returns after a quick stop at a convenience store and is unarmed. The police arrest her and take her in, charging her with assault with a weapon.
The defense counsel agrees that it is self-defense but that is %26#039;was excessive%26#039;. The crown prosecutor pays to have the woman brought down, but has no idea what the %26#039;weapon%26#039; was, believing it to be a beer mug or a tea cup. There is no motive. The defense concludes that they have little evidence and no motive. There is no presentation of physical evidence, no doctor%26#039;s reports, no eyewitness accounts, no samples, no pictures, no police present at court, etc. just the niece who has healed completely with no damage or physical scarring. The crown prosecutor is convinced she was struck ten times but there is no evidence to support this claim. What do you make of this case?
What do you think of the following legal case involving self-defense?
This is the only part that is not credible;
%26quot;She reports the matter to the police who tell her to return to the resident, wait outside and then they will come%26quot;
Other than that, O.K.
By the way, in all self defense cases, especially in law enforcement, it is an automatic court case where there is a weapon involved, and a lot of times even where the weapon is only fists.
What does this have to do with religion?
tax credit
A person moves into the city and rents a room after obtaining a job at a restaurant. The landlady allows her niece to move in without notice after she decides to leave her home town to finish school. She comes down and forces herself on the landlady. The woman begins beating and verbally abusing the three-year-old daughter immediately. There are twenty-one incidents counted in less than two weeks. The matter is mentioned to the landlady by the new resident, who has been there less than one month and did not expect this lady to move in.
The landlady sides with her niece and insists that she%26#039;d %26#039;cut off the child%26#039;s hands herself%26#039; if she keeps going into items at the grocery store. One late afternoon the new resident comes home and goes downstairs to avoid the chain-smoking, verbally abusive, -oriented and Internet crazy woman yelling at her child. She goes downstairs and begins to work on an art project, with the radio on full blast to drown out the sounds of the yelling. The niece starts to beat the three-year-old. The new resident runs upstairs and tells her to stop doing it, to distract attention. Her cell phone is upstairs along with her uniform and her keys, shoes and purse are downstairs. There are no locks on any inside doors, no way out of the basement and she%26#039;d have to return downstairs to get her things.
The niece begins slapping and pushing the new resident after an exchange of words, mostly insults with no meaning. She yells, pushes and gangs up on the new resident, not allowing her to leave. They are located in the front living room. The niece has the phone by the computer, which is behind her. She pushes the new resident twice against a loose shoe rack against the wall, which nearly falls on her. The niece slaps and threatens to kill the new resident.
She gets away and grabs a glass. She tells the niece to get away from her or she will hit her with the glass. The niece jumps her, pushes her head into the hardwood cement floor (which leads later on to a concussion), busts her knees open and it starts bleeding and after a struggle with the niece on top, the new resident gets up and gets away and strikes the niece on the head three times after she (the niece) lunges at her. There is little difference in the strength, body size and physical makeup between the two as described.
The niece grabs a towel and the phone. She is bleeding. The child screams. The new resident tells her she is going to the police and goes upstairs and then downstairs to get her things and then leaves, walking two kilometres to the police station. She reports the matter to the police who tell her to return to the resident, wait outside and then they will come. They agree that it was necessary and they are worried for the child because of the niece%26#039;s actions towards her. The new resident returns after a quick stop at a convenience store and is unarmed. The police arrest her and take her in, charging her with assault with a weapon.
The defense counsel agrees that it is self-defense but that is %26#039;was excessive%26#039;. The crown prosecutor pays to have the woman brought down, but has no idea what the %26#039;weapon%26#039; was, believing it to be a beer mug or a tea cup. There is no motive. The defense concludes that they have little evidence and no motive. There is no presentation of physical evidence, no doctor%26#039;s reports, no eyewitness accounts, no samples, no pictures, no police present at court, etc. just the niece who has healed completely with no damage or physical scarring. The crown prosecutor is convinced she was struck ten times but there is no evidence to support this claim. What do you make of this case?
What do you think of the following legal case involving self-defense?
This is the only part that is not credible;
%26quot;She reports the matter to the police who tell her to return to the resident, wait outside and then they will come%26quot;
Other than that, O.K.
By the way, in all self defense cases, especially in law enforcement, it is an automatic court case where there is a weapon involved, and a lot of times even where the weapon is only fists.
What does this have to do with religion?
tax credit
What's ur favorite store?
Holister.
Hot Topic.
Pac Sun.
Abercrombie n%26#039; Fitch.
Aeropostale.
Buckle.
Debs.
Charlotte Russe.
GAP.
The Disney Store.
Old Navy.
Meijers.
K-mart.
Wal-Mart.
Payless Shoe store.
Journeys.
Shoe Carnival.
Yankee Canlde.
E-bay.
JC pennys.
***** Sporting Goods.
Macys.
Younkers.
Sears.
Khols.
American Eagle Outfitters.
Banana Republic.
Barnes %26amp; Noble.
Bath %26amp; Body Works.
Chico%26#039;s
Virctoria Secrets.
The Children%26#039;s Place.
Foot Locker.
Godiva Chocolatier.
Gymboree.
The Icing.
Clairs.
Kay Jewlers.
rue 21.
and more...
tell me i want your opinion.
What%26#039;s ur favorite store?
hot topic and journeys
Reply:I don%26#039;t shop that much....but, I do like Macy%26#039;s
They seem to have something for everybody and the quality is good.
I especially love their sales and the xtra discount days.
Reply:target!
Reply:Pac-Sun
Sportsmart
Target
Boards-n-Motion
Reply:American Eagle Outfitters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Macys!!!!!!!!! h%26amp;m, forever21 eve n though they should make bigger sizes
Reply:Off your list, these are my favorites.
Holister.
Pac Sun.
Abercrombie n%26#039; Fitch.
GAP.
Old Navy.
Payless Shoe store.
Journeys.
Macy%26#039;s.
American Eagle Outfitters.
Banana Republic.
Barnes %26amp; Noble.
Bath %26amp; Body Works
Virctoria Secrets.
Godiva Chocolatier.
I also like Urban Outfitters, DSW, Nordstrom%26#039;s and Sephora.
Hope this helped! =]
Reply:You forgot Nordstrom
Reply:duh amerian eagle girl are you kiddin
Reply:Hot Topic
Reply:I live in Canada so I don%26#039;t have all of those stores.... but I know about some from vacations. Anyways, here are my favorite stores:
Urban Trade - a bit pricey, but still my favorite store (or at least one of them!)
American Eagle - great style in most of the clothing
Pac Sun - I just like this store
Winners - cool unique items
La Senza/Victoria%26#039;s Secret - always need some good undies
Abercrombie %26amp; Fitch - is okay, not my favorite though
Aritzia - very pricey, but I love it anyways
Forever 21 - good deals, and they have tanks that fit me well
Payless Shoes - shoes!!
Bluenotes - fun tees
Stitches/Urban Planet - jeans that fit
Wet Seal - another store that I just like
Off The Wall - really neat stuff, and some good deals
Twisted Goods - wonderful
there%26#039;s probably more that I can%26#039;t think of right now, too...
Reply:victorias secret
dsw
hollister
pacsun
wet seal
delias
forever 21
barnes %26amp; noble
target =]
sometimes abercrombie...
abercrombie and fitch
Reply:mmmm. ALOT !
some aren%26#039;t of the list though
lacoste
juicy couture
abercrombie
hollister
victoria%26#039;s secret
sephora
nordstrom
BCBG girls
BCBG max azria
neiman marcus
Bakers
Solistic
Aldo shoes
Betsey Johnson
True Religon
Sevens for all mankind
pacsun
yeah i should stop. theres more though. i love clothes and shoes :]
Reply:Wow, you left out my fav store. it%26#039;s bloomingdale.
Reply:rue 21 claires american eagle sears khols macys jc penneys gap old navy walmart and debs
Reply:ABERCROMBIE!
Reply:Aeropostale and American Eagle...but i have to say Aeropostale more =]
Reply:Sears
JC Penney
Barnes and Noble
Wal-mart
Fairly simple, frugal person
Reply:jc pennys, macy, %26amp; sears.
Reply:urban outfitters?
h%26amp;m?
yah that more me
Reply:hollister
abercrombie
abercrombie and fitch
aeropostale
american eagle
kohls
joyce lesie
foot locker
against all odds
against all odds for her
claires
target
macys
old navy
express
limited too
justice
banana republic
bath and body works
victoria secrets
Reply:I like The Limited
...
XD
Shoes Agents
Hot Topic.
Pac Sun.
Abercrombie n%26#039; Fitch.
Aeropostale.
Buckle.
Debs.
Charlotte Russe.
GAP.
The Disney Store.
Old Navy.
Meijers.
K-mart.
Wal-Mart.
Payless Shoe store.
Journeys.
Shoe Carnival.
Yankee Canlde.
E-bay.
JC pennys.
***** Sporting Goods.
Macys.
Younkers.
Sears.
Khols.
American Eagle Outfitters.
Banana Republic.
Barnes %26amp; Noble.
Bath %26amp; Body Works.
Chico%26#039;s
Virctoria Secrets.
The Children%26#039;s Place.
Foot Locker.
Godiva Chocolatier.
Gymboree.
The Icing.
Clairs.
Kay Jewlers.
rue 21.
and more...
tell me i want your opinion.
What%26#039;s ur favorite store?
hot topic and journeys
Reply:I don%26#039;t shop that much....but, I do like Macy%26#039;s
They seem to have something for everybody and the quality is good.
I especially love their sales and the xtra discount days.
Reply:target!
Reply:Pac-Sun
Sportsmart
Target
Boards-n-Motion
Reply:American Eagle Outfitters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Macys!!!!!!!!! h%26amp;m, forever21 eve n though they should make bigger sizes
Reply:Off your list, these are my favorites.
Holister.
Pac Sun.
Abercrombie n%26#039; Fitch.
GAP.
Old Navy.
Payless Shoe store.
Journeys.
Macy%26#039;s.
American Eagle Outfitters.
Banana Republic.
Barnes %26amp; Noble.
Bath %26amp; Body Works
Virctoria Secrets.
Godiva Chocolatier.
I also like Urban Outfitters, DSW, Nordstrom%26#039;s and Sephora.
Hope this helped! =]
Reply:You forgot Nordstrom
Reply:duh amerian eagle girl are you kiddin
Reply:Hot Topic
Reply:I live in Canada so I don%26#039;t have all of those stores.... but I know about some from vacations. Anyways, here are my favorite stores:
Urban Trade - a bit pricey, but still my favorite store (or at least one of them!)
American Eagle - great style in most of the clothing
Pac Sun - I just like this store
Winners - cool unique items
La Senza/Victoria%26#039;s Secret - always need some good undies
Abercrombie %26amp; Fitch - is okay, not my favorite though
Aritzia - very pricey, but I love it anyways
Forever 21 - good deals, and they have tanks that fit me well
Payless Shoes - shoes!!
Bluenotes - fun tees
Stitches/Urban Planet - jeans that fit
Wet Seal - another store that I just like
Off The Wall - really neat stuff, and some good deals
Twisted Goods - wonderful
there%26#039;s probably more that I can%26#039;t think of right now, too...
Reply:victorias secret
dsw
hollister
pacsun
wet seal
delias
forever 21
barnes %26amp; noble
target =]
sometimes abercrombie...
abercrombie and fitch
Reply:mmmm. ALOT !
some aren%26#039;t of the list though
lacoste
juicy couture
abercrombie
hollister
victoria%26#039;s secret
sephora
nordstrom
BCBG girls
BCBG max azria
neiman marcus
Bakers
Solistic
Aldo shoes
Betsey Johnson
True Religon
Sevens for all mankind
pacsun
yeah i should stop. theres more though. i love clothes and shoes :]
Reply:Wow, you left out my fav store. it%26#039;s bloomingdale.
Reply:rue 21 claires american eagle sears khols macys jc penneys gap old navy walmart and debs
Reply:ABERCROMBIE!
Reply:Aeropostale and American Eagle...but i have to say Aeropostale more =]
Reply:Sears
JC Penney
Barnes and Noble
Wal-mart
Fairly simple, frugal person
Reply:jc pennys, macy, %26amp; sears.
Reply:urban outfitters?
h%26amp;m?
yah that more me
Reply:hollister
abercrombie
abercrombie and fitch
aeropostale
american eagle
kohls
joyce lesie
foot locker
against all odds
against all odds for her
claires
target
macys
old navy
express
limited too
justice
banana republic
bath and body works
victoria secrets
Reply:I like The Limited
...
XD
Shoes Agents
What do you think of this legal case involving self-defense?
What do you make of the following case?
A person moves into the city and rents a room after obtaining a job at a restaurant. The landlady allows her niece to move in without notice after she decides to leave her home town to finish school. She comes down and forces herself on the landlady. The woman begins beating and verbally abusing the three-year-old daughter immediately. There are twenty-one incidents counted in less than two weeks. The matter is mentioned to the landlady by the new resident, who has been there less than one month and did not expect this lady to move in.
The landlady sides with her niece and insists that she%26#039;d %26#039;cut off the child%26#039;s hands herself%26#039; if she keeps going into items at the grocery store. One late afternoon the new resident comes home and goes downstairs to avoid the chain-smoking, verbally abusive, -oriented and Internet crazy woman yelling at her child. She goes downstairs and begins to work on an art project, with the radio on full blast to drown out the sounds of the yelling. The niece starts to beat the three-year-old. The new resident runs upstairs and tells her to stop doing it, to distract attention. Her cell phone is upstairs along with her uniform and her keys, shoes and purse are downstairs. There are no locks on any inside doors, no way out of the basement and she%26#039;d have to return downstairs to get her things.
The niece begins slapping and pushing the new resident after an exchange of words, mostly insults with no meaning. She yells, pushes and gangs up on the new resident, not allowing her to leave. They are located in the front living room. The niece has the phone by the computer, which is behind her. She pushes the new resident twice against a loose shoe rack against the wall, which nearly falls on her. The niece slaps and threatens to kill the new resident.
She gets away and grabs a glass. She tells the niece to get away from her or she will hit her with the glass. The niece jumps her, pushes her head into the hardwood cement floor (which leads later on to a concussion), busts her knees open and it starts bleeding and after a struggle with the niece on top, the new resident gets up and gets away and strikes the niece on the head three times after she (the niece) lunges at her. There is little difference in the strength, body size and physical makeup between the two as described.
The niece grabs a towel and the phone. She is bleeding. The child screams. The new resident tells her she is going to the police and goes upstairs and then downstairs to get her things and then leaves, walking two kilometres to the police station. She reports the matter to the police who tell her to return to the resident, wait outside and then they will come. They agree that it was necessary and they are worried for the child because of the niece%26#039;s actions towards her. The new resident returns after a quick stop at a convenience store and is unarmed. The police arrest her and take her in, charging her with assault with a weapon.
The defense counsel agrees that it is self-defense but that is %26#039;was excessive%26#039;. The crown prosecutor pays to have the woman brought down, but has no idea what the %26#039;weapon%26#039; was, believing it to be a beer mug or a tea cup. There is no motive. The defense concludes that they have little evidence and no motive. There is no presentation of physical evidence, no doctor%26#039;s reports, no eyewitness accounts, no samples, no pictures, no police present at court, etc. just the niece who has healed completely with no damage or physical scarring. The crown prosecutor is convinced she was struck ten times but there is no evidence to support this claim. What do you make of this case?
What do you think of this legal case involving self-defense?
It sounds like two crazy women who are both involved in assault and battery without just cause. However, I%26#039;d say that the first victim of the assault is the landlady, and the one who fought back was doing so in self-defense. It sounds as though each barrister has done an ineffective job of convincing the judge who was principally at fault, although from your lengthy description, it sounds like the niece is the one who started it all. I can%26#039;t see much prospect for a truce on either side, and I think for the sake of the child, further investigation is needed. Meanwhile, the niece should find another place to live. I%26#039;d suggest the jail. Have the welfare system put the child in protective custody, so that she doesn%26#039;t have to be the battering ram between these two crazies.
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A person moves into the city and rents a room after obtaining a job at a restaurant. The landlady allows her niece to move in without notice after she decides to leave her home town to finish school. She comes down and forces herself on the landlady. The woman begins beating and verbally abusing the three-year-old daughter immediately. There are twenty-one incidents counted in less than two weeks. The matter is mentioned to the landlady by the new resident, who has been there less than one month and did not expect this lady to move in.
The landlady sides with her niece and insists that she%26#039;d %26#039;cut off the child%26#039;s hands herself%26#039; if she keeps going into items at the grocery store. One late afternoon the new resident comes home and goes downstairs to avoid the chain-smoking, verbally abusive, -oriented and Internet crazy woman yelling at her child. She goes downstairs and begins to work on an art project, with the radio on full blast to drown out the sounds of the yelling. The niece starts to beat the three-year-old. The new resident runs upstairs and tells her to stop doing it, to distract attention. Her cell phone is upstairs along with her uniform and her keys, shoes and purse are downstairs. There are no locks on any inside doors, no way out of the basement and she%26#039;d have to return downstairs to get her things.
The niece begins slapping and pushing the new resident after an exchange of words, mostly insults with no meaning. She yells, pushes and gangs up on the new resident, not allowing her to leave. They are located in the front living room. The niece has the phone by the computer, which is behind her. She pushes the new resident twice against a loose shoe rack against the wall, which nearly falls on her. The niece slaps and threatens to kill the new resident.
She gets away and grabs a glass. She tells the niece to get away from her or she will hit her with the glass. The niece jumps her, pushes her head into the hardwood cement floor (which leads later on to a concussion), busts her knees open and it starts bleeding and after a struggle with the niece on top, the new resident gets up and gets away and strikes the niece on the head three times after she (the niece) lunges at her. There is little difference in the strength, body size and physical makeup between the two as described.
The niece grabs a towel and the phone. She is bleeding. The child screams. The new resident tells her she is going to the police and goes upstairs and then downstairs to get her things and then leaves, walking two kilometres to the police station. She reports the matter to the police who tell her to return to the resident, wait outside and then they will come. They agree that it was necessary and they are worried for the child because of the niece%26#039;s actions towards her. The new resident returns after a quick stop at a convenience store and is unarmed. The police arrest her and take her in, charging her with assault with a weapon.
The defense counsel agrees that it is self-defense but that is %26#039;was excessive%26#039;. The crown prosecutor pays to have the woman brought down, but has no idea what the %26#039;weapon%26#039; was, believing it to be a beer mug or a tea cup. There is no motive. The defense concludes that they have little evidence and no motive. There is no presentation of physical evidence, no doctor%26#039;s reports, no eyewitness accounts, no samples, no pictures, no police present at court, etc. just the niece who has healed completely with no damage or physical scarring. The crown prosecutor is convinced she was struck ten times but there is no evidence to support this claim. What do you make of this case?
What do you think of this legal case involving self-defense?
It sounds like two crazy women who are both involved in assault and battery without just cause. However, I%26#039;d say that the first victim of the assault is the landlady, and the one who fought back was doing so in self-defense. It sounds as though each barrister has done an ineffective job of convincing the judge who was principally at fault, although from your lengthy description, it sounds like the niece is the one who started it all. I can%26#039;t see much prospect for a truce on either side, and I think for the sake of the child, further investigation is needed. Meanwhile, the niece should find another place to live. I%26#039;d suggest the jail. Have the welfare system put the child in protective custody, so that she doesn%26#039;t have to be the battering ram between these two crazies.
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