Katie has been in a grave for over 19 months, helped there by Illinois policies that work at cross purposes and fail to protect the innocent in this state.
Illinois turned its back on Katie. It is the Illinois I know now, and the reason I am being forced to find a new place to live out the rest of my life, and where I can, in good conscience, be buried with Katie.
That place will not be Illinois.
Remember, it’s an election year.
Huge amounts of money will be spent.
Plenty of mistruths will be told.
As a lifelong Illinois resident, I know better.
I just hope the mask is finally off this year.
@CtrlAltDel121@angeldadjoe@jonfavs "I also have compassion for immorally detained children and wish justice upon their detainers"
You mean the parents that put them in that situation? Good thing they will know justice in the form of deportation; knowing full well that they are the cause of their own suffering
@maga_dogmom81@Shaughn_A2 I had this same feeling with the birth of my first, having never really been around babies growing up. Scared to death.
I have since successfully raised two of them to adulthood. Quit being so judgmental.
@nuriarm96 Considering that baldness is a problem for Amish women especially, after so severely pulling their hair back, this mother may want to reconsider doing this.
@motherofgalgos@VickySilva_@nicoesalina And then (for your information too), in English a 'creature' is often defined as something less than human, or not quite human. That's why I reacted so strongly to the word. But in the future i'll be more careful to stop and look carefully at the source, and not just the words.
@VickySilva_@nicoesalina@motherofgalgos This is what came across.
"It's a crazy thing. The responsibility lies absolutely with the parents of the creature; I understand that if they accept it, they should shoot themselves today, so they choose to blame and demand from the owners instead—disastrous.
@motherofgalgos@VickySilva_@nicoesalina The post came across to me IN ENGLISH. I wasn't trying to translate. I therefore thought I was speaking to an English speaker.
@borgbait@Cr7Godbrand "The Right to Privacy: A person's choice to have an abortion is protected under the right to privacy, which is implied by the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment."
@borgbait@Cr7Godbrand That right to choice for women, nationally, stood for 49 years. Now, like I said, women are forced to be abortion refuges, in some cases traveling hundreds of miles (or more) in order to do what was their right, legally, for half a century.