Originally posted by MaryPoppins
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Crimewatch - Madeleine McCann
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Originally posted by russell View PostSo therefore you need to be as attentive as possible. Or is your argument they will wander away anyway so just let them and hope the first person they come across isn't a paedo?"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by MaryPoppins View PostDon't patronise me.
I didn't say basing your life around the possibility of kidnappers was what I'd recommend. The idea that they might need me in the night, or hurt themselves, or that the house might burn down [!], would be enough to dissuade me. Along with the fact that when I decided to have a baby, I also opted to put their needs before my own, which is what I believe a half decent parent does.
They decided that going for a meal was more important than their children, and most members of the public struggle with that concept.
on another note what happened to the investigation that says the McCann's killed Madeline (in a fit of rage apparently) and then hid the body and then started all this off as a cover up?
did that ever get proved/disproved?Comment
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Originally posted by russell View PostI admit the chances are very slim let's say 1 in a million chance of your child being abducted while you go out for a meal. However what's at risk is so great (my child) I would not be willing to take the chance.
I'm not saying one should generally leave kids unattended, but that is because they are at risk from themselves when left unattended. You simply don't make decisions based on million-to-one eventualities because you'd never get anything done.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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Originally posted by original PM View Postcompletely agree with that kids are number 1 priority allways...
on another note what happened to the investigation that says the McCann's killed Madeline (in a fit of rage apparently) and then hid the body and then started all this off as a cover up?
did that ever get proved/disproved?Comment
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI'm not patronising you. I'm saying that any suggestion that they "deserved it" or "were to blame" are simply ridiculous. Being bad parents, or being selfish, is absolutely nothing to do with a predator on the hunt for a victim.Comment
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostI'm not patronising you. I'm saying that any suggestion that they "deserved it" or "were to blame" are simply ridiculous. Being bad parents, or being selfish, is absolutely nothing to do with a predator on the hunt for a victim.Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Originally posted by russell View PostWhere is the body then? It would have been found by now they had limited time. I think she is alive and was kidnapped to order for some rich couple who wanted a middle class child.
be real sonny if she is lucky she is already deadComment
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A lot of the bile directed at them has to do with people wanting to be able to get one over on a more successful couple, essentially it is an insecurity of their own parenting and position in society. "yes they may have fantastic jobs and be able to buy them anything but we never left our kids alone for a night" which a lot of people seem to repeat endlessly. It reassures people to see them go through pain and to be able to say they are not going through that to all who will listen.Comment
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThere's a greater chance your kid would be run down crossing the street with you there with them than of this happening though, is my point. Do you let your kids go to school rather than be home schooled?
I'm not saying one should generally leave kids unattended, but that is because they are at risk from themselves when left unattended. You simply don't make decisions based on million-to-one eventualities because you'd never get anything done.
We get lots done.Comment
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