...and that is a very, very good sign.  Nothing else other than such direct action is going to really create any chance that we can fix the mess that is our modern so-called ''child protective" "services" (CPS) milieu.  Every increase in public awareness gives us hope that the leviathan can be corralled, and it gives those families that have been torn apart (or had children killed, or go permanently missing or lost) hope that their children did not die (or disappear) completely in vain.

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(Dylan Groves...found at the bottom of a well.  Courtesy of fox19.com.)

Here is the link to the most recent tragedy:

https://www.wsaz.com/content/news/Protest-outside-Scioto-County-CPS-following-babys-death-511734982.html

Here is a key excerpt from the link above;

"Less than two weeks after 6-month-old Dylan Groves was found dead at the bottom of a 30-foot well near his parents’ home in Otway, Ohio, a protest was held outside Scioto County Children Services on Monday.

'Dylan didn’t have a voice, so if I have to stand up and be a voice for him then I’m going to and I just encourage everybody to stand with me and be a voice for those that don't,' organizer Stephanie Carter said.

Dylan was born addicted to drugs and was in the custody of Scioto County Children Services for his first few months of life. After being placed in the custody of a foster parent, Daniel and Jessica Groves regained custody of him after complying with CPS requirements. His biological parents are now facing charges of aggravated murder, kidnapping and endangering children as well as other charges."

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(Image courtesy of wvah.com.)

How much of little Dylan's death can be attributed to society's new laissez faire attitude toward illicit drug use?  How is it that these particular parents had such an easy time convincing CPS that they were perfectly capable of being "good parents," when truly good parents often never see their children again once they fall into the grasp of CPS?

This is another case that proves that--leaving aside the questionable morality of having ANY government agency with the power to seize children and insert itself between parents and children--CPS simply can NOT do the job they are paid, lavishly, to do.  America's "education system" has already been mostly transformed into a socialist/Communist workforce training system, graduating collegians with little or no real skills that would have been marketable outside of the "community organizer milieu" just 20-30 years ago.

How can we expect such people to make proper judgments, or to do the real world thought-dependent processes of investigation, evaluation and determination?

Simply put..we can't.

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(The perps.  Courtesy of 10tv.com.)

Thankfully, though they are still typically quite small in scale, we are seeing more and more real protests popping up when children die at the hands of CPS incompetence, negligence or criminality, and that is the only real hope we have, at present, that they will ever be truly held accountable for their actions.  It is clear that the courts, the LEO community and the politicians have little or no interest--vested as they are in the CPS profit loop--in ever doing so.

Rest in peace, dear little Dylan.  We pray that your death, like that of hundreds of other innocents' deaths, will not have been in vain.