- Heterosexuals - Lots of Empty Space to Dump Your Kids in Nebraska
30 children in 4 months dumped off like trash by their loving families. I would bet all of my assets that not one was dumped from the home of a committed homosexual couple. I’m positive.
When two homos get together and decide to have children - we really want them. We love them; and as far as I know in the history of the world, there is not even one instance of a homosexual couple abandoning a child that they decided to have together or that they adopted together.
In Nebraska, the gold standard of dump sites for unwanted children there is one kind of person who is AUTOMATICALLY denied the ability to be a foster parent. Is it a murderer? No. Maybe pedophiles? No. What about people who have been in numerous marriages, proving that they can’t provide a stable home? No. How about someone who has dumped their child on the state’s doorstep? No.
Hello? Obviously, it’s homosexuals who are automatically excluded from being foster parents.
“Straight” from the Omaha World Herald here are the latest news items on the world’s dump-site for children . . . Nebraska!
Published Tuesday November 4, 2008
Nebraska’s Safe Haven Law
The safe haven law’s intent was to protect children who are in immediate danger of being harmed. If safety is not an issue, there are other resources available so that the family can remain together and the child does not experience the trauma that abandonment may cause.
Need Help?
• Links to help parents, families and children
• Boys Town National Hot Line: 800-448-3000
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The Law
Legislative Bill 157″No person shall be prosecuted for any crime based solely upon the act of leaving a child in the custody of an employee on duty at a hospital licensed by the State of Nebraska.The hospital shall promptly contact appropriate authorities to take custody of the child.”• How did we get to this point?
• Nebraska HHS Safe Haven Page
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The Children
• Indiana child left at Omaha hospital under safe haven law, Nov. 7
• Two states discuss boy left under haven law, Nov. 6
• Teens will remain in foster care, Nov. 6
• Friend says mom’s return not tied to safe haven law, Nov. 5
• Safe haven use continues ahead of special session, Nov. 5
• Guardian says girl was out of control, Nov. 5
• Safe haven use continues ahead of special session, Nov. 4
• Safe haven cases may be up to 29, Nov. 3
• Two teens bring total left under haven law to 27, Nov. 3
• 16-year-old left at Midlands Hospital under safe haven law, Nov. 2
• Former safe-haven teen is now a runaway in Texas, Nov. 2
• Grandma reached ‘breaking point’ before dropping teen off, Oct. 31
• 17-year-old will stay in state custody, Oct. 31
• 25th person dropped off under Nebraska’s safe haven law, Oct. 30
• Lincoln teen becomes 24th safe haven case, Oct. 29
• Another child dropped off; tally now at 23, Oct. 29
• ‘Big argument’ led to teen’s haven dropoff, Oct. 29
• Another child left at hospital under safe haven law, Oct. 28
• Atlanta boy left at Lincoln hospital could head back to Georgia, Oct. 27
• Georgia boy is 21st child left under safe haven law, Oct. 26
• Lincoln police investigating possile safe-haven drop off at BryanLGH East, Oct. 25
• 17-year-old boy left at Omaha hospital; teen girl tries to turn herself in, Oct. 23
•Teen to go home, but state will have custody, Oct. 18
• Official says Michigan mom neglected boy she left in Nebraska, Oct. 16
• Michigan mother may have used safe haven law as lesson, Oct. 15
• Michigan boy left at Omaha hospital to stay in Nebraska — for now, Oct. 15
• Michigan boy left at Omaha hospital under safe haven law, Oct. 13
• Iowa girl left at Creighton will return to family, Oct. 9
• Grandmother: Help, not haven, sought for boy, Oct. 9
• New safe haven case crosses state line, Oct. 8
• Dad wants to visit nine kids he left at haven, Oct. 8
• Two more children left at hospitals, Oct. 6
• Woman feared boy she left at hospital, Oct. 7
• Omaha boy is left at medical center, Oct. 7
• Mom saw leaving son as his only hope, Oct. 4 (Coover’s letter: A mother’s frustration)
• New placement ordered for seven abandoned siblings, Oct. 1
• Fund established to help nine abandoned children, Sept. 30
• Safe Haven Law: Frustrated families frustrate the system, Sept. 28
• Profiles of the families that have used the safe haven law
• Man, 18, seeks aid under haven law, Sept. 27
• Some ‘taking advantage of’ haven law, Sept. 26
• Dad who left 9 kids had series of woes, Sept. 26
• Eleven children dropped off under haven law, Sept. 25
• Father drops off 9 children under ‘haven’ law, Sept. 25
• Another teen dropped off under safe haven law, Sept. 20
• Unruly juveniles given up under ’safe haven’ law, Sept. 16 |
The Policies• Two judges weigh in on fixing safe haven law, Nov. 2
• Safe haven law raises new issue for lawmakers, Nov. 1
• Lawmakers to weigh at least two safe haven bills, Oct. 30
• Governor calls special session to deal with safe haven law, Oct. 29
• Creighton social worker opposes intervention, Oct. 21
• Lawmakers set to restrict haven law, Oct. 20
•Hospitals ask for clarity when dealing with parents, Oct. 18
• Sen. Chambers urges special session to address safe haven law, Oct. 10
• HHS official calls for new safe haven law, Oct. 9
• Nebraska governor’s statement on safe haven law, Oct. 7
• Hearing on safe haven law to be Nov. 13, Oct. 7
• Legislator disagrees with judge’s criticism of Nebraska’s safe haven law, Oct. 2
• Juvenile court judge criticizes lawmakers’ safe haven law, Oct. 2
• Group to address concerns about Nebraska’s new safe haven law, Sept. 29
• Safe haven use troubles officials, Sept. 27
• Chambers expects ‘haven’ law will be revisited, Sept. 23
• Who will be left at havens?, July 17
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