Comments by "Schock Therapy" (@supriseimblack) on "Who Failed 5-Year-Old Kinsleigh Welty? 'She Was Handed Back To Her Abuser'" video.

  1. This sounds dark. But the malnutrition cases are almost easier to stomach. I just can't see how somebody can like be the crap out of a 5 year old or a 3 year old girl. Like immediately once I hear that phrase blunt force trauma or child was “unrecognizable” 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫 Edit: this story is HORRENDOUS !!!
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  2. Not acceptable, if you want to see real change. CPS AGENTS getting charged. That will send a message. As far as the parents, losing your children should be like 10 years at a time. If you want to see change you need legislation. Which means you basically need to shame the legislators into doing something. Which means you need mobilization..! Like you need to commission a professional, high-powered PR firm and do a lot of media interviews on local and national networks. I think this case is probably the case to spark it 🧨 The facts are soo bad..
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  3. So if somebody's participated in the abuse in a tertiary or peripheral way: How do we create incentives whereby it's more beneficial for them to alert hospitals and authorities despite the legal challenges and consequences that that is going to automatically trigger? In other words we might need a law that says if you're the first to report you can't be prosecuted, for example. We need to have some type of law that immunizes people who--even though they may been culpable because they had said nothing in the past---are now encouraged to speak up before the kid is dead..!!! ☝🏾 Because if that participant is worried that if they save that kid by speaking up early they are going to get the same punishment as the original abuser then they may just say screw it I'm too scared I'm not going to say anything and I'm going to just skip town--thoughts and prayers to that little baby 🍼!!!! 👆🏾 That worked very well with saving children college hazing. Because you could call the ambulance and even though you are part of the ritual and and even though you may have given him tons of booze that night, because you are saving his life by speaking of you are NOT criminally liable. That saved thousands of kids... 👆🏾 They might even have a change of heart and be willing to testify against their “co-participant” so-to-speak...
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  4. Not acceptable, if you want to see real change. CPS AGENTS getting charged with almost similar charges that the parents get. We need to change that narrow aspect of the criminal code in the legislature that will tack on criminal liability and make them a party to the crime. Just like if you're a husband and you're not involved but you live under the same roof as your wife you get charged as well. If you're a CPS agent and it's your case and you're supposed to be visiting and the baby gets tortured and starve to death and beaten up: let's give prosecutors a lot more teeth in a lot more latitude to work with .That's will send a message! As far as the parents, losing your children should be like 10 years at a time. If you want to see change you need legislation. Which means you basically need to shame the legislators into doing something. Which means you need mobilization..! Like you need to commission a professional, high-powered PR firm and do a lot of media interviews on local and national networks. I think this case is probably the case to spark it 🧨 The facts are soo bad..
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  5. Min 11: No. These people don't realize how sick they are. That's why they want the kids back. They think they can handle it. They think they won't relapse again. Plus a lot of times there is a emotional connection with the child even though it's a warped connection there still is a biological connection. And what the mother wants is what somebody like Elon musk has. Where they don't have to take care of their kids but they can benefit from having their kids around. The mom doesn't want to like change the diapers and deal with the crying and deal with all the negative aspects of having a kid. But the mom still likes hanging out with the kid when it's beneficial to her. She does not want to be woken up in the middle of the night when she's already working a shitty minimum wage job and it's stressed out and yada yada yada... P.s~ the whole stealing food phenomenon only happens in extremely poor households where the mother's philosophy isnt: “I'll go hungry before my daughter goes hungry” I've been in those households. Where the milk you don't use in your cereal you pour back in the jug...yeahhhh <<><><><><><><><><> That's the reality. That's the issue with all of these parents. So not only that but they also want a perfect angel child. And they delusionally want their kids back but under these imaginary circumstances that will never happen. They want their kids back but with help from this person and the boyfriend and the boyfriend's mom and their mom and you know their dad and great grandma..etc. They are just immature and they don't have enough money for nannies. But anyways there's almost always extreme poverty, mental health issues, and drug and alcohol abuse going on with these type of parents...
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