What would you expect when we devalue human life but calling anything that cannot feed itself expendable?  It is just the natural evolution of the whole abortion and euthanasia debate.  Since these children do not have any loving parents, who is going to be their champion?

Since these children do not have any loving parents, who is going to be their champion?

Sadly, too many of these children DO have loving parents...the state just determines they can raise them better (see my article following)...but I digress.

Sadly, too many of these children DO have loving parents...the state just determines they can raise them better (see my article following)...but I digress.

I did, and you did not (digress).  I already commented there.  I would hope that they do not use these children (from the other article) in such horrid experiments, but I guess since life is cheap, they feel what is one less mouth to feed?

Clearly, the foster care system IS for our own good.

... it's just not for the good of the children. :-/

This is a vindication of sorts for me, but only in a personal way. I take some personal pride in the knowledge I am far better informed about events than most everyone I seem to come across on the internet, and this story really shows that. This is a story I knew about a long time ago. The clincher is how the reality of facts is still distorted in the mainstream sector.
http://www.guerrillanews.com/articles/1346/All_The_News_That_Fits_Two_Years_Later

reiki,

Interesting, isn't it, how fringe sources (my personal favorite is "truthout") actually SCOOP the mainstream media from time to time? (hint: the government DID start the fire at Waco).

Clearly, the foster care system IS for our own good. ... it's just not for the good of the children. :-/

I guess that symbol at the end is the one for sarcasm?

This is a vindication of sorts for me, but only in a personal way. I take some personal pride in the knowledge I am far better informed about events than most everyone I seem to come across on the internet, and this story really shows that.

And this self-aggrandizing "look at me" statement contributes to the discussion in what way?

This sort of story just demonstrates the real value the "benevolent" government places on human beings.