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Journeyman

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6. That's the truth . . .

Reply to struggle4progress (Reply #5)

Mon Nov 8, 2021, 12:35 AM

Nov 2021

So long as the authorities accept the explanation offered (provided it's plausible and not contradicted by the child), then I have no issue with them asking questions. Yet another sign of the shitty society that's been created around us. But like you, I'd rather the authorities ask than turn away in disinterest.

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I'm aware from personal experience with a family I knew long ago that this abqtommy Nov 2021 #1

Well, investigation will help determine whether polite questioning Hortensis Nov 2021 #2

How horrible for this mom and her daughter! Diamond_Dog Nov 2021 #3

When my daughter committed suicide in my house, padfun Nov 2021 #4

How horrible about your daughter. My deepest sympathies are with you. panader0 Nov 2021 #9

I once took my niece (then 6) to a natural history museum. We wandered struggle4progress Nov 2021 #5

That's the truth . . . Journeyman Nov 2021 #6

It didn't happen thank goodness, but I flew internationally with my 1yo JCMach1 Nov 2021 #7

Employees are provided training on how to recognize human trafficking (with the best intentions, LisaL Nov 2021 #8