Rick Perry Pardons CPS Kidnapping

Texas Governor Rick Perry has opined on the CPS YFZ disaster. What would Mr. Perry have to say to the hundreds of children who were wrongfully taken from their parents?

If responsibility needs to be taken for [court edicts] saying that we stepped across some legal line, I’ll certainly take that responsibility,” Mr. Perry said. “I am substantially less interested in these fine legal lines that we’re discussing than I am about these children’s welfare, that’s where my focus is. That’s where CPS’ focus is.”

How could someone call the law that protects parents from having their children arbitrarily stolen by CPS a “fine legal line”? Statist apologetics are built upon the tyranny of good intentions. Mr. Perry readily endorses this illegal compound raid based on phony evidence, sloppy police work, and religious profiling because CPS meant well.

Rick has also taken it upon himself to accept responsibility for one of the worst bureaucratic disasters in Texas history. If I was responsible for the YFZ disaster I would have the decency to resign. Unfortunately Rick won’t step aside and let someone with less incompetence, hubris, and disdain for freedom run our state, or CPS.

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9 responses to “Rick Perry Pardons CPS Kidnapping”

  1. Melanie says:

    Had the children been CPS’s prime concern…they and their mothers would have been left on the ranch. If the men were the problem, then every swinging **** should have been moved off, and the women and children left in a safe and familiar environment. CPS would still have had a fight, but might have maintained some credibility.

  2. Dennis says:

    All government is out of control (local,state and federal). It started with 9/11 and now it seems that the government completely ingores our rights. In Dallas overzealous DA’s ignoring evidence for a conviction,the CPS fisaco in Colorado City, and at the federal level the completele trampling of our rights(listening to phone calls without warrants and others too numerous to mention).
    How can this stop? We need a new policicial party that does not owe any allegiance to any group and will do what is right for all of the people. Isn’t that what the constitution says?

  3. daniel says:

    Is dennis hinting at presidential hopeful, Barack Obama?

  4. Don Foard says:

    I wasn’t really surprised, since we’re talking about the worst governor Texas ever had. The governor’s office helped orchestrate the kidnapping. DMN got 1500 pages of emails back and forth between the CPS, DPS and governor’s office. But the governor doesn’t use them because they are subject to the Open Records and Public Information acts. What does that tell you. If there is anything this guy is not lacking in, it’s hubris and audacity. What would you expect from a governor who issues kingly edicts requiring mothers to get their 10 year old daughters vaccinated for a sexually transmitted disease? And spends millions of taxpayer dollars to help Tom Delay do a Republican power grab. And he’s going to run again? Give me a break. Disgusting.

  5. chartelle says:

    That “fine line”, governor, is
    called the constitution.

    On my recent post I advised those FLDS members not to sit back and just be happy that they got the kids back. That whole debacle was based on a conspiracy between local and state officials with the objective of knowingly,willfullly and intentionally violating the civil right of that religious group.

    They should sue on a civil level for damages, but,more
    importantly,file a complaint with the Justice Department
    to hold them criminally responsible. If the feds can hold 2 border agents responsible for violating the civil rights of an illegal alien who was running narcotics across the
    border…and sentence them to ten years in prison, why can’t the feds investigate and and convict those conspirators in the FLDS matter.Those state officials will then be to busy defending themselves against criminal charges to plan further prosecutions (persecutions) against those FLDS members.www.truetells.blogspot.com

  6. Glitter Woman says:

    When the government uses their supposed powers to enforce religous values on the citizens as a whole, the country then becomes equilvant to that of Nazi Germany during Hitler’s rule. I am sure Hitler thought he was helping his country, all for the good of his people and the world. Absolute power corrupts. Ignorance is no excuse but it is a dangerous tool when in the very hands of the people who perpetrate it’s existence.

  7. Glitter Woman says:

    When CPS can knock on your door reporting some kind of abuse or neglect regardng potty training for a child who just turned 3, where does it all stop? I am surprised they didn’t ask me to show the child using the potty because indeed she is potty trained – false accusation, revenge motivated, and so what if she wasn’t potty trained after just turning 3? When does the age of a child indicate some kind of abuse or neglect regarding potty training? We got no answer from CPS on that question.

    Point being, I believe CPS is too corrupt and out of control to be fixed and I believe law enforcement should handle child abuse, as it is a crimnal act. The state codes and statutes are unclear and under defined in many areas of what actually constitutes child abuse. This leaves this critical decision up to the CPS agent to determine if abuse or neglect has occurred (bad idea). Since these agents have been trained to get the goods on people, they cannot be and are not neutral. The last thing they care about are the children. Their whole thing is to corrobrate anyway they can and they use the poor kids to try and do that. CPS was probably hoping if they got all the kids and their scared mothers away from their FLDS families and support structures that they might get the much needed dirt to corrobrate an annyonmous caller’s allegations. They were trying to make removing the kids stand up in court. What are the odds that every single baby and child on the FLDS ranch was abused and in imminent danger? So incredibly stupid.

    CPS started out as a good idea that became corrupt for a variety of reasons. It needs to be completely abolished.

  8. Anonymous says:

    CPS is ‘kidnapping’ from good mothers who take good care of their children. People who would never, ever harm their children just an angry neighbor that falsely accuses can have your love of your life taken away, for NO REASON!

  9. STEVE says:

    THESE CPS WORKERS NEED TO HAVE THEIR KIDS TAKEN AWAY BY LIES FROM NEIGHBORS. AND SO DO THE FAMILY DESTRUCTION COURT JUDGES. THE SYSTEM WILL NEVER GET ANY BETTER.EVER. IF ANYBODY THINKS THAT THEYRE ONLY FOOLING THEMSELVES ITS GOING TO GET A HECK OF ALOT WORSE! NOT BETTER SO YOU THINK ITS BAD NOW JUST WAIT. THESE PEOPLE NEED TO BE SUED BY HUUUUUGE CLASS ACTION LAWSUITS TOO.AND IF NOTHING ELSE WELL THEN THEY SHOULD JUST DIE . HEY THEY STONED PEOPLE TO DEATH IN BIBLE TIMES. SOUNDS PRETTY GOOC TO ME. WE HAD OUR 2 GIRLS KIDNAPPED BY THESE EVIL IDIOTS 7 YRS AGO BASED ON A LIE. SO A LITTLE STONING SOUNDS GOOD TO ME RIGHT NOW I WOULD LOVE TO TAKE MY FRUSTRATIONS OUT ON THESE JACKASSES!!!!!! AND SO WOULD MY WIFE AND KIDS.

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