Comments on: OPEN LETTERS TO THE ACLU http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/ Defending Due Process, Religious Liberty, Human Rights, Constitutional Rights, and Freedom for the FLDS Community and All Of Us! Fri, 10 Sep 2010 02:33:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Cupcake http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/#comment-57750 Cupcake Wed, 21 Oct 2009 17:06:59 +0000 http://www.flds.ws/?p=1545#comment-57750 I received emails from Mark Potok of the SPLC months ago. I told him I would not give any money to the SPLC unless he stopped persecuting the FLDS. He said he had no intention of removing the FLDS from the SPLC's hate list because the FLDS doctrine is "blatantly racist." Mr. Potok also mentioned the "Lost Boys" and said that they were very happy the SPLC lists the FLDS as a hate group. That makes me think Dan Fischer may have given a large donation to the SPLC. I received emails from Mark Potok of the SPLC months ago. I told him I would not give any money to the SPLC unless he stopped persecuting the FLDS. He said he had no intention of removing the FLDS from the SPLC’s hate list because the FLDS doctrine is “blatantly racist.”

Mr. Potok also mentioned the “Lost Boys” and said that they were very happy the SPLC lists the FLDS as a hate group. That makes me think Dan Fischer may have given a large donation to the SPLC.

]]> By: Bill http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/#comment-57710 Bill Wed, 21 Oct 2009 12:15:07 +0000 http://www.flds.ws/?p=1545#comment-57710 If you take a look at their list of "Racist" organizations, not ONE of the groups is black. That alone does not make them very relevant, yet MSM can't put on a big enough pair of knee pads to make them happy. Same with Tawanna Sharpton. Every single time he runs to the rescue of one of his poor, oppressed bros, he gets laughed out of town (Tawanna, Duke), and yet MSM makes him out like he's the new Ghandi. The fact of the matter is that for the next 8 years, you better not criticize Obuma, because if you do, you're automatically a racist. I'm no fan of the Republican hypocrites who slam folks for being "Immoral" and then regard the same behavior in themselves as virtuous. In the same vain, I'm no fan of pretending we have a new Lincoln in the White House when in reality we have someone who sat in a man's "Church" for 20 years and listened to his pastor slam the white man, yet he never believed a word the man said? Can we say "Bullshit" ! If you take a look at their list of “Racist” organizations, not ONE of the groups is black.

That alone does not make them very relevant, yet MSM can’t put on a big enough pair of knee pads to make them happy.

Same with Tawanna Sharpton. Every single time he runs to the rescue of one of his poor, oppressed bros, he gets laughed out of town (Tawanna, Duke), and yet MSM makes him out like he’s the new Ghandi.

The fact of the matter is that for the next 8 years, you better not criticize Obuma, because if you do, you’re automatically a racist.

I’m no fan of the Republican hypocrites who slam folks for being “Immoral” and then regard the same behavior in themselves as virtuous. In the same vain, I’m no fan of pretending we have a new Lincoln in the White House when in reality we have someone who sat in a man’s “Church” for 20 years and listened to his pastor slam the white man, yet he never believed a word the man said? Can we say “Bullshit” !

]]> By: * http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/#comment-57574 * Wed, 21 Oct 2009 00:54:47 +0000 http://www.flds.ws/?p=1545#comment-57574 Southern Law Poverty should be ashamed of themselves for not standing up for the FLDS members. Sure some the FLDS teachings have very racist ideas - but many religions did at one time (some still do - look at Obama's minister). Do they realize most of the anti-polygamy activists have called FLDS members genetic inbreeds? These are the people who have the police and FBI in their back pockets. What disgusting hypocritical organization. Southern Law Poverty should be ashamed of themselves for not standing up for the FLDS members.

Sure some the FLDS teachings have very racist ideas - but many religions did at one time (some still do - look at Obama’s minister).

Do they realize most of the anti-polygamy activists have called FLDS members genetic inbreeds?

These are the people who have the police and FBI in their back pockets.

What disgusting hypocritical organization.

]]> By: Cupcake http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/#comment-57272 Cupcake Tue, 20 Oct 2009 00:08:38 +0000 http://www.flds.ws/?p=1545#comment-57272 I find it hard to believe that the Arkansas ACLU did not get involved in this case. I suppose we did not write enough letters complaining to the Arkansas ACLU, as we did with the Texas ACLU on behalf of the FLDS. I find it hard to believe that the Arkansas ACLU did not get involved in this case. I suppose we did not write enough letters complaining to the Arkansas ACLU, as we did with the Texas ACLU on behalf of the FLDS.

]]> By: Cupcake http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/#comment-57259 Cupcake Mon, 19 Oct 2009 23:09:33 +0000 http://www.flds.ws/?p=1545#comment-57259 Alisunara's comment about a social worker suggesting that the families move to a homeless shelter struck me as rather odd. I used to be Girl Scout leader in Georgia. My co-leader and I once took our troop to a homeless shelter. The person in charge of the homeless shelter permitted us to let the girls see where the women and children lived, but not the men. He said that some of the men were sex offenders. Why would a social worker recommend that the famlies move to shelters where sex offenders live? If the children got molested, raped or killed, was the social worker going to blame the parents? Alisunara’s comment about a social worker suggesting that the families move to a homeless shelter struck me as rather odd.

I used to be Girl Scout leader in Georgia. My co-leader and I once took our troop to a homeless shelter. The person in charge of the homeless shelter permitted us to let the girls see where the women and children lived, but not the men. He said that some of the men were sex offenders.

Why would a social worker recommend that the famlies move to shelters where sex offenders live? If the children got molested, raped or killed, was the social worker going to blame the parents?

]]> By: Jerri Lynn Ward http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/#comment-57239 Jerri Lynn Ward Mon, 19 Oct 2009 21:11:36 +0000 http://www.flds.ws/?p=1545#comment-57239 I find his use of the word "compound" with regard to the FLDS to be most unfortunate. "Compound" has become the government's word of choice for the home of anyone the state would like to imprison or kill. I find his use of the word “compound” with regard to the FLDS to be most unfortunate. “Compound” has become the government’s word of choice for the home of anyone the state would like to imprison or kill.

]]> By: Alinusara10 http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/#comment-57229 Alinusara10 Mon, 19 Oct 2009 20:13:48 +0000 http://www.flds.ws/?p=1545#comment-57229 Funny thing. One of the girls who supposedly suffered educational neglect is now a national honors student with CPS wanting her to join a committee in improving foster care. Amazing that CPS wants to terminate the parent/child relationships without the slightest proof of abuse, merely because of where the parents work for a living. This is interesting: "One Arkansas child protective services caseworker went as far to say that parents should leave the ministry and go to the Salvation Army or a homeless shelter. Attorney Kuhn's plea for injunctive relief questions how becoming homeless is in the best interests of the children." Funny thing. One of the girls who supposedly suffered educational neglect is now a national honors student with CPS wanting her to join a committee in improving foster care.

Amazing that CPS wants to terminate the parent/child relationships without the slightest proof of abuse, merely because of where the parents work for a living.

This is interesting:

“One Arkansas child protective services caseworker went as far to say that parents should leave the ministry and go to the Salvation Army or a homeless shelter. Attorney Kuhn’s plea for injunctive relief questions how becoming homeless is in the best interests of the children.”

]]> By: Bill http://www.flds.ws/2009/10/19/open-letters-to-the-aclu/#comment-57185 Bill Mon, 19 Oct 2009 15:25:48 +0000 http://www.flds.ws/?p=1545#comment-57185 Dan weaver has given permission to copy and paste his letter to anybody who wants to send a copy to their ACLU State head. This is NOT about Tony Alamo or his beliefs. It is about 36 children caught up in the most insidious forms of child abuse and neglect possible; CPS and CASA. CPS Texas has already placed the Mineola children with a known child sexual offender. Do we wait until Arkansas does the same? Dan weaver has given permission to copy and paste his letter to anybody who wants to send a copy to their ACLU State head.

This is NOT about Tony Alamo or his beliefs. It is about 36 children caught up in the most insidious forms of child abuse and neglect possible; CPS and CASA.

CPS Texas has already placed the Mineola children with a known child sexual offender. Do we wait until Arkansas does the same?

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