Child Abuse Goes Unpunished As Existing Laws Allow Murder of Children to Occur
Child Abuse, Murder and Honour Killings Some horrendous cases of child abuse go unpunished as authorities fail to see the danger or even investigate complaints lodged.
This is the problem in so many recent murders of children in Australia and the United States.
From the time of birth many infants face abuse and retaliation from one or both parents who are inept at caring for them or even loving them.
The problem has certainly worsened in recent years as people chase after money, fame and fortune and the kids simply get in the way.
Fathers who are absent more than they are at home may retaliate against their wives who eventually divorce them and get custody of their children.
There are now incidences where fathers have been tried and found guilty of some rather horrendous murders.
These range from drowning their children in mock car accidents to take revenge on ex-wives to the honour killing of girls who dare to show affection for boys not of their religion.
One mother wanted desperately to get into the Olympics and is probably guilty of disposing of as many as three infants but has been found guilty of murdering just one of them.
Drugs are big in the picture of child abuse and many infants born to drug addicts have to face withdrawal soon after birth.
Parents of this nature are allowed to keep their children even though there is a huge risk of abuse.
One such couple got joy from tossing their baby up to the ceiling and watching it crash to the floor.
The little body was broken into pieces and the bruising tells of the horror.
Overpopulation is another elephant in the room.
Parents may struggle to maintain large families when the wife is almost constantly pregnant.
In many religions contraceptives and family planning are banned or ignored and authorities are helpless to stop the production of unwanted children.
So where does control of these situations start and end? Who is to blame when children known to authorities are murdered or at best bashed and broken? Why are we not crying out for laws to be changed to stop some parents even having children when it is obvious from the beginning that they cannot cope with the burden of rearing them? Why are so many young teenagers now bearing children and destroying their lives as governments support them with money? These are questions responsible citizens must ask and we need answers.
This is the problem in so many recent murders of children in Australia and the United States.
From the time of birth many infants face abuse and retaliation from one or both parents who are inept at caring for them or even loving them.
The problem has certainly worsened in recent years as people chase after money, fame and fortune and the kids simply get in the way.
Fathers who are absent more than they are at home may retaliate against their wives who eventually divorce them and get custody of their children.
There are now incidences where fathers have been tried and found guilty of some rather horrendous murders.
These range from drowning their children in mock car accidents to take revenge on ex-wives to the honour killing of girls who dare to show affection for boys not of their religion.
One mother wanted desperately to get into the Olympics and is probably guilty of disposing of as many as three infants but has been found guilty of murdering just one of them.
Drugs are big in the picture of child abuse and many infants born to drug addicts have to face withdrawal soon after birth.
Parents of this nature are allowed to keep their children even though there is a huge risk of abuse.
One such couple got joy from tossing their baby up to the ceiling and watching it crash to the floor.
The little body was broken into pieces and the bruising tells of the horror.
Overpopulation is another elephant in the room.
Parents may struggle to maintain large families when the wife is almost constantly pregnant.
In many religions contraceptives and family planning are banned or ignored and authorities are helpless to stop the production of unwanted children.
So where does control of these situations start and end? Who is to blame when children known to authorities are murdered or at best bashed and broken? Why are we not crying out for laws to be changed to stop some parents even having children when it is obvious from the beginning that they cannot cope with the burden of rearing them? Why are so many young teenagers now bearing children and destroying their lives as governments support them with money? These are questions responsible citizens must ask and we need answers.
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