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@sunny wrote:
Has its been said over and over IF they hadn’t left her alone ………… ALONE at her age
While they went to have a good holiday on their own
While their children was on their own in a strange county
She may still be with them
I have no sympathy for them the child yes my hart breaks for her
They can rot on hell for all i care
Strong i no but that’s how i feel and i always will
=D>
I do think it’s heartbreaking and I don’t feel very optimistic about her being found but the parents should be taking some of the blame.
I wouldn’t wish this to happen to anyone but when you have children you take on a lifelong commitment. Gone are the days of wandering about doing your own thing. You bring these children into the world, it’s your job to look after them.
I was allowed to roam around at the age of 6 or 7 when I was growing up and my brothers were meant to keep an eye out for me. Some hope….they didn’t want little sis hanging about but I was safe and nothing ever happened. But in this day and age, you can’t leave your kids alone or let them wander off. My daughters are 12 and 14 now and I’m still over-protective. They were never left alone as kids, not even to pop and pay for petrol. If I had to go into a shop, the girls came with me.
I’m sick of people making them out to be the victims, Madeline is the victim and all because her parents didn’t do the right thing. :x
[/b]This was on the radio YET again (sigh, yawn :shock: ) and the amount of people of the view that
“a parent cant watch a child every second of every day so the Mcanns shouldnt be criticised as most people will let their kids play in the garden or leave them in another room at some point yadda yadda blah blah” was as the title of the thread describes “SHOCKING”
Are people SO blasé with their kids safety nowadays that the difference between leaving a child in your OWN HOME in another room when youre there with them isnt seen as any different to leaving them ENTIRELY on their own for what might have been one or more hours in an unlocked hotel room in a foreign country?
I really cant believe ONE set of parents would see this in anyway acceptable parenting let alone that droves of others would have the lack of, well I cant even think of or begin to list all the things that would have to be missing in a person to have THAT view really
But its this wishy washy, cant be bothered apathetic attitude that is to blame for the amount of kids that DO go missing, get molested or who just grow up to be out of control wastes of oxygen with no respect for anything or anyone and no self control of self discipline
I think the time is nearing where steralising everyone at age 10 and ONLY reversing it so they can breed after they have proven they can make decent parents is going to be well worth considering as a way to approach parenting
After all, we have to jump through countless hoops just to be able to drive, but any socially irresponsible drooling idiot is allowed to breed because its claimed as being their “right”
But doest their offspring, or shouldnt their offspring have a right to be born to at least half decent parents too? Where are the kids/embryos/eggs rights considered AT ALL?
“a parent cant watch a child every second of every day so the Mcanns shouldnt be criticised as most people will let their kids play in the garden or leave them in another room at some point yadda yadda blah blah” was as the title of the thread describes “SHOCKING”
Are people SO blasé with their kids safety nowadays that the difference between leaving a child in your OWN HOME in another room when youre there with them isnt seen as any different to leaving them ENTIRELY on their own for what might have been one or more hours in an unlocked hotel room in a foreign country?
This whole bloody appalling fiasco, is entirely the fault of that little girls parents and my sympathies are completly with her. How some gormless twonk can compare leaving a child to play in the back garden, to leaving them, unattended, in an apartment, in a foreign country, whilst they enjoy their cosy dinner with their pals is beyond me. ffs.
I hear now, the police are looking at testimonies of clairvoyants who apparantly know where maddie is. Next thing you know they,ll be flying out Derek Acorah. :roll: :roll:What about the latest little nugget: A butterfly landed her during ‘An Audience With The Pope’ and she reckons it’s a symbol of hope.
Or yesterday, saying to the kids ‘I’ll be back before bedtime’ I’m sure they’ve heard that before somewhere. Or ‘It’s hard to leave them’ Really? It was pretty easy before. Strange how they expect their relatives to be more responsible in looking after the kids than they were.
Oh yeah I forgot about the butterfly load of sweaty danglers, maybe they are hoping to get a disney movie deal thrown into the bargain too? :lol:
If I was her I’d have been thinking more along the lines of reincarnation, that perhaps the butterfly was doing its damndest to cave her skull in and when it couldnt it returned with some nits to indest her with as it was really maddy reincarnated and wanting revenge for what they did to her
But mumsie saw it as a sign of hope :shock:
It did come to light tho that in portugal as in many countries the parents would now be in jail as its against the law to leave children under the age of 16 unnaccompanied there, something you WOULDNT really think needs to be legislated for until you have media stories like this, not exactly hard to see which countries moral and parenting compass is right and which countries is way off the pole from those two stances really is it?
the whole thing is just boring now. lets face it…..she’s gone and they are never going to see her again.
Any chance you could remove that pic so I can read what you write Pats? :lol:
There’s an advert now! Don’t know if it’s been on before but that’s the first I’ve seen it. Next stop – Madrid. It’s almost like an episode of ‘Challenge Aneka’ or whatever that show was called.
So which one of the pictures is distracting you, Uber?
:shock:
You have to ask?
:o
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