Happy nightmaring indeed, this is exactly why I don't watch the news and try to lock myself out of any news from any media. Crap like these stories, and this: http://bit.ly/lsMOE8 make me wish there was a way that people had to register and pass some form of test to have children, sort of like how you need a pass to have a child in china. don't flame me on this, I'm not commenting on whether China's one-child system or its consequences are yay or naye, merely commenting on how the registration to have a child clearly in some manner is possible to do, and should be done o'er here, because quite frankly some people do not have the right to have childrenGizmodo said:Kang Ya, a 29-year-old from Sacramento, has been taken into custody for what police are saying were fatal burns administered to her 6-week-old daughter, via microwave. Happy nightmaring.
hahahaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh terrible...Ti0k0 said:And it wasn't even Microwave Monday...
well acording to the OP the courts really should have taken the child away before hand esspecially if there were (I belive the number was) 9 cases of abuse already not to mention calls to the police of family disputes and drug issues.richardplex said:Happy nightmaring indeed, this is exactly why I don't watch the news and try to lock myself out of any news from any media. Crap like these stories, and this: http://bit.ly/lsMOE8 make me wish there was a way that people had to register and pass some form of test to have children, sort of like how you need a pass to have a child in china. don't flame me on this, I'm not commenting on whether China's one-child system or its consequences are yay or naye, merely commenting on how the registration to have a child clearly in some manner is possible to do, and should be done o'er here, because quite frankly some people do not have the right to have childrenGizmodo said:Kang Ya, a 29-year-old from Sacramento, has been taken into custody for what police are saying were fatal burns administered to her 6-week-old daughter, via microwave. Happy nightmaring.
The problem is, who determines the qualifications for being a parent? How possibly corrupt would anyone in that position become?richardplex said:Happy nightmaring indeed, this is exactly why I don't watch the news and try to lock myself out of any news from any media. Crap like these stories, and this: http://bit.ly/lsMOE8 make me wish there was a way that people had to register and pass some form of test to have children, sort of like how you need a pass to have a child in china. don't flame me on this, I'm not commenting on whether China's one-child system or its consequences are yay or naye, merely commenting on how the registration to have a child clearly in some manner is possible to do, and should be done o'er here, because quite frankly some people do not have the right to have childrenGizmodo said:Kang Ya, a 29-year-old from Sacramento, has been taken into custody for what police are saying were fatal burns administered to her 6-week-old daughter, via microwave. Happy nightmaring.
So you think a person that microwaves their kid doesn't have questionable mental health? Remind me never to leave my kids around you.Goldjit said:Nevertheless, she knew she did something wrong and sadly it ended in the worse possible way. Punish her by example!TimeLord said:In the case of the second story. I think it was manslaughter for "unintentionally" hurting the boy to the point of death. But murder for not taking the kid to hospital when she knew he was in pain. Or the other way round. I am unsure.kman123 said:How can you be charged for both murder and manslaughter? someone explain.
As for the first case, I'm interested in knowing why she did it. Is it wrong that I hate that they are questioning her mental condition? I hear that far too much.
Blind Sight said:I know there are significant problems with my idea, I know, but... I think, if somehow done right, or as close to right as possible, the problem is outweighed by the good that would come out of it. Because allowing this to keep happening, it's just not acceptable. Punishment for the crime isn't going to help those children, only the prevention.richardplex said:The problem is, who determines the qualifications for being a parent? How possibly corrupt would anyone in that position become?
And to those who say "well, your plan prevents children being born in the first place" they're basically being born to be microwaved to death... me, I'd prefer not being born
But it definately looks like its increasing as the generations come down....Crazy_Dude said:Crazy doesnt have an age limit.
The same way you get charged with "Assault" and "Battery"kman123 said:How can you be charged for both murder and manslaughter? someone explain.
1 Count of Murder for intentionally striking the child causing death.kman123 said:How can you be charged for both murder and manslaughter? someone explain.
Why wouldn't/shouldn't they question her mental condition? Not only do they need to identify any disorders in order to prevent the mother from doing further harm to herself or others, but they also need to assess why they haven't helped her before. People don't go from "sane" to baby-microwaving overnight.Goldjit said:[
As for the first case, I'm interested in knowing why she did it. Is it wrong that I hate that they are questioning her mental condition? I hear that far too much.