More Social workers

[Rex]

So the government say to prevent more baby P cases they will employ more social workers.
They must have more men in this work to prevent this sort of case, as women get far to friendly with mothers, and have no logic to see whats going on.

[angie]

Wow your going to think I am going to respond to that with a heavy fist? well your right Rex, women are mostly too social to do this work, a you said women have had very bad incidents of babys being killed while being soft soaped by stupid bad mothers.

[Ted]

So we now know that baby P was let down, not only by his single mother (again) but her 2 boyfriends, one was saying he was a lodger, the other a lover, but was also let down by women Doctor and women social workers too.

One way or another this child was doomed to die, the main reason was his live revolved around too many women, and as the Judge said today when he sentenced the mother the women Social workers were fully taken in by the mother (again) and that lead to the child's death.

I really do think that when couples split up, that the children ought to go to the father a lot more than they do now, the mother is too eager to form new relationships with any man who she meets, but before she introduces them to the children she should get to know who the bloke is.

Sorry, but it's fact, women can and often are the biggest danger to children, this case shows that clearly.

[angie]

First I would like to say I cannot agree with you Ted, but shock shock sadly I do feel your right, women under 35 are 89% more likely to get a child hurt by taking in strange men into the home than women over 35, not too sure why it happens, but I think it's because women under 40 seem to meet men after drinking a lot, taking drugs much more than older ones do, and they cant see a danger in taking strangers to the house where children live.

Yes more often children should go with the male when couples split up, they often get a much more stable life, and they show more respect than young women do.

So Ted, you are a lucky man as I nearly mis-understood what you were saying.
Angie