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chasfm11 wrote:

stevie_d_64 wrote: I personally believe that CPS, along with the IRS are inhierently evil...Their intent may be clear and acceptable to some, but there ARE plenty of examples of abuses that cause some to have a little heartburn about justifying their existance...

Just my opinion...

I think CPS is a case study in why government agencies can and do go bad. I'm sure that if you followed a CPS case worker for a week, you would be appalled and sickened by some of the things that they have to deal with. I'll go out on a limb and say that the majority of cases that they touch are probably handled correctly.

jmra wrote:

stevie_d_64 wrote:Hey, BTW, who's kid (13-14 year old) was learing to fly (gliders) here in the forum???

Can you imagine if someone were to drop a dime and report (to the DHS) that this might be training a kid to do some dastardly act???

I posted the glider pics with my 13 yr old and a pic of my 11 yr old in the cockpit of a biplane. Working with disadvantaged kids on a daily basis, I'm pretty confident DPS has their hands full with real issues.

Maybe I should post some pics of the boys on the runways hooking up gliders and running along side the glider holding up the wing until the glider takes off and then jumping in the golf cart to make a mad dash off the runway before the next plane lands. Nah, that's not dangerous, that's just fun.

BTW, tons of hunting pics of my boys on FB. No issues.
Even better, 5th grade science project - used 3 different rounds of ammo with multiple layers of plywood to determine which round would have the most penetration. Both handguns and rifles were used along with pics of son shooting to prove he actually performed all aspects of the project. Lots of jealous kids at the science fair. Wish we would have had something better than plywood but I was afraid using a pig would have gotten us in trouble with PETA.