[takenoprisoner]

Maybe the fingers should be pointing at those who made slaves of their own, then left them to be taken.

I believe the Waco massacre made them realize they were unable to defend them even if they were of mind to. Better to allow the state to seize them rather than have them burned alive.

[najida]

Oh please,
This is nothing like Waco.....

Look,
even now we have what, all of 8 men who’ve come forward to offer DNA so they can claim their ‘families’? Yeah, a lot of love there-—/not. Ask anyone who works with kids in CPS or DFACS.

The parents who want their kids back will crawl over broken glass to get them back and walk through fire to save them. Then we have the ‘ok, yeah, well, see you later’ parents that sadly, we see far to many of.... Which is why we get ‘their’ kids because their parents have made it clear they are not loved or wanted.

This isn’t about parents who loved their families and ‘ran’ to save them...this is about those who used others— for income, for sex, for worker-bees, for some semi-perv fantasy.....and tucked their tails to save themselves....and still are.

[CindyDawg]

JMO but Waco was easy for the government to take. They had little support. Even today, do we hear much about the victims?

This group seems to be backed by money and power. Is it possible that they were advised to not resist and told it would be fought in court?