Fitzroy Crossing Attack

[Bird]

15 and know the law and cannot be touched.

This is the problem... Lock em up - no matter what colour or race they are.. the "race of people" from SE melbourne have no concern for the law, that was what an ex cop that gave up told me..> No support from the judges etc.

Also as Richo found out when his $4000 of camera gear was stolen from his car in Dubbo years back - those people for some reason cant be touched... Caravan park owners didnt give a Shit, and the cops had more interest in watering the garden. They even suggested they knew who it was.

Now imagine if that was a white person !!

[Robbo]

& the follow up ...

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-11/kids-dying-in-kimberley/100362742

It's not just us that are unhappy about it all!

What this article clearly shows is that there are consequences for your actions. This is something that most of us knew when growing up as children and teenagers. The fact that today there do not appear to be any significent concequences  has led to society becoming what it is regardless of race, colour, creed etc. Also society seems to be more concerned with these little criminals and their upbringing and how to help them than showing any assistance or sympathy towards the many victims of their actions. The time has come for respect to be drummed into these criminals and if corporal punishment has to be used to achieve this then so be it.
Rant Over

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[Fizzie]

There are white communities with the same issues.

Yep

For a while now, there have been a rash of cars being stolen all over SEQ, frequently involving 13 - 14 year olds.

Was chatting to a friend of ours, who's a , & said something about Where do the parents think their kids are at 3am

She said that in a lot of cases, there are no parents - in jail, just gone, frequently dead, or if they are there, they're full of dope themselves so don't know, or care, what the kids are doing. Either that or the kids are already living on the streets, or are with foster parents who can't control them.

The Boot Camp concept to try & instill a bit of self-discipline into them may work - certainly been some success stories about them

[dogbox]

Yep

For a while now, there have been a rash of cars being stolen all over SEQ, frequently involving 13 - 14 year olds.

Was chatting to a friend of ours, who's a , & said something about Where do the parents think their kids are at 3am

She said that in a lot of cases, there are no parents - in jail, just gone, frequently dead, or if they are there, they're full of dope themselves so don't know, or care, what the kids are doing. Either that or the kids are already living on the streets, or are with foster parents who can't control them.

The Boot Camp concept to try & instill a bit of self-discipline into them may work - certainly been some success stories about them

is that how the stolen generation thing happened ?  it would appear that some of the stolen generation victims had a far better upbringing than what is happening in a lot of places now

[gronk]

is that how the stolen generation thing happened ?  it would appear that some of the stolen generation victims had a far better upbringing than what is happening in a lot of places now

As I mentioned, in hindsight it could have been done better, but for most of the “stolen” children it was more like “rescued” generation.
Nowadays, DOCS are very reluctant to remove kids from a household, so the experts believe it’s better to have a kid grow up with the exact same “problems” that years ago we “stole” the kids from ??

[plusnq]

Nowadays, DOCS are very reluctant to remove kids from a household, so the experts believe it’s better to have a kid grow up with the exact same “problems” that years ago we “stole” the kids from ??

That’s not been the experience in our family

[dogbox]

That’s not been the experience in our family

nor ours ! docs , facs or what ever they call themselves today ( it cost millions to change the name of a goverment dept) answer to no one and are responsible only to the minister , so if you get offside with them you might as well give up as they do as they please they will crush you with legal fees and court costs

[plusnq]

We’ve been there. They eventually withdrew from the custody case after being pushed as far as they could go and being criticised by the court. They involved the police who eventually laid charges of neglect against the mother and assault against the step father. He is In jail. She was advised to take a guilty plea in exchange for a suspended sentence. Then DOCS ran away from the custody case. Their lawyers couldn’t leave 5he courtroom fast enough. We hired specialist lawyers to represent the mother and DOVS failed to follow their own procedures and were shown to lie in court. Heavily criticised by the judge. She still  lost custody of the child due to the conviction. It’s a Shitty system.

[gronk]

That’s not been the experience in our family

So you’re saying DOCS are doing a good job ?

[ab56452001]

I have just read an article , published this Week , from the Tennant and Districts Times , i dont know how to link , but its very relevant to the issues we are discussing .

[plusnq]

So you’re saying DOCS are doing a good job ?

Not in my personal experience

[Fizzie]

i dont know how to link

Is the article online

If so, just copy the address that appears up the top of the page eg https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-08-11/kids-dying-in-kimberley/100362742 , & post that as part of your reply.

If you want to get really fancy, click on the button there ^ that looks like a piece of paper in front of a globe & that will set it up so that anybody can go straight to that link.