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The. Rapists.

The. Rapists.

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[–] • 3 pts (edited )

Escape commiefornia before they seize your property and children.

Step 1) some bureaucrat orders you to take your child to a therapist in commiefornia. Step 2) smile and nod. Step 3) pack your shit in a bag, load up your kid(s) and drive to Nevada, stay in a hotel. Step 4) sneak back in to clean up your house and hire someone to sell it. Step 5) move somewhere else, never letting your kids cross the state line into commiefornia again.

[–] [deleted] • 3 pts

Parents send their child to therapist

Parents get upset because therapist can "take their child away"

Parents don't realize they are to blame for giving their child to therapist in the first place

[–] • 3 pts

You may be a fagott but you aren't wrong.

[–] [deleted] • 2 pts

Not without force, which I'll be reciprocating, so good luck kikes.

[–] • 1 pt

The Supreme Court needs to settle this shit. Congress also apparently needs to pass law(s) that specifically spell out parental rights so that no individual state can get away with this shit.

[–] • 0 pt

Don't agree with you, the whole point of a Republic is that states can pass their own laws and the residents can vote with their feet or just deal with it.

If there is ever a restriction for moving among states that is when the problems begin.

[–] • 0 pt (edited )

Correction: states can pass their own laws, yes..but those laws cannot violate the constitution. If they do, they are subject to rulings at the federal level which negate them, ultimately decided by SCOTUS if it gets that far. This happens all the time. Same thing happens with federal laws and edicts: they can’t violate the constitution.

Remember, it’s not just a “republic”, but a constitutional republic..meaning that each member state is subject to the authority of the constitution.

So I think you either have a fundamental misunderstanding of state’s rights, or you don’t believe that parents have constitutional rights to govern the lives of their children.

The latter of the two, to my knowledge, wasn’t explicitly spelled out in the constitution, which is why I say this needs to be handled swiftly at the federal level to stop this statist control tactic dead in its tracks.