sense I dont want tom dick and harry deciding who is a 'criminal', Id rather SUSPECTS of crimes not be shot RUNNING from cops.

easier to set expectations for someone being paid to do a job, than for someone who is a free agent making their own choice.

Wasnt I just reading how people find it so difficult to make even 3000 a month stretch for their own expenses? Yet people making far less than that cant come up with bond only because they don't 'want' loved ones out of jail ?

try the view off of that high horse sometimes.

The vast majority of inmates who can not make bond are repeat offenders who do not belong out on the street.

Bonds a relatively cheap. Fact is even their families don't want them out. Like one poster noted.

They earn that with their deeds.. they did.. no one else.

It's not so different from the party of "family values" and the pro-fetus bunch supporting ripping newborns off the nipple of breast-feeding mothers only to throw them in cages.

?????? WTF?????

Like I just said, the last bond I made cost me $20. It's not about the person in jails income. If you don't have 1 friend or family member that can make a bond, then you come from a group of unambitious losers. It means you aren't worth anything to your friends and family.

I'm not trying to get by on $3,000 a month.

nothing surprises me any more when this guy posts

holy moly.

https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2018/6/15/17465306/children-immigrant-families-separated-breastfeeding-baby

It’s not just cruel to separate a breastfeeding baby from a mom. It’s medically dangerous.
The powerful “oxytocin reflex” helps explain why.


Border Patrol agents ask a group of Central American asylum seekers to remove hair bands and weddding rings before taking them into custody on June 12, 2018, near McAllen, Texas. John Moore/Getty Images

At least 2,000 children have been ripped directly from their parents’ arms on the US-Mexico border since late April, as the Trump administration has implemented a “zero-tolerance” policy on people crossing into the US illegally, even if they are seeking asylum.

But one of the most horrifying tales of family separation came last week in a CNN report of an undocumented migrant from Honduras whose daughter was taken away by federal immigration agents while she was breastfeeding in a detention center. When the mother tried to resist arrest, she was handcuffed, according to her lawyer Natalia Cornelio.

A series of tweets from science journalist Emily Dreyfuss poignantly captured the unique brutality of ripping a child from its mother’s breast:

Dreyfuss explains that the anguish a mother would feel having her child taken away from her breast isn’t just emotional; it’s physical too. And there’s some very good science that can help explain this.
The powerful “oxytocin reflex”

There are two hormones that are directly involved in breastfeeding, and one of them is oxytocin, the feel-good hormone.

“[A] baby crying induces oxytocin release, which causes breast milk production and release,” explained George Saade, director of the maternal-fetal medicine division at the University of Texas Medical Branch.

Breasts full of milk can be painful. Latching can also be painful, especially in the early days and months after the baby’s birth. But when a baby suckles a mom’s breasts, the mother’s brain’s posterior lobe secretes oxytocin, and some of that pain is relieved with the release of milk.

This is referred to as the “oxytocin reflex” or the “milk ejection reflex” — and it’s commonly accompanied by a tingling sensation in the breasts and milk flowing out, just before or during a feeding.

“The reflex becomes conditioned to the mother’s sensations and feelings, such as touching, smelling or seeing her baby, or hearing her baby cry, or thinking lovingly about him or her,” according to a World Health Organization report on mother-child feeding.
Separating moms and infants is risky to their health

In the breastfeeding stage, the baby’s suckling reflexes are also highly attuned, as Dreyfuss noted. “When your baby is latched to you, they are latched hard. That’s their job, to clamp down as hard as they can and suck as hard as they can to survive,” she wrote.

Indeed, when something touches a baby’s palate, he or she starts to suck it, and oxytocin comes in here too, the WHO said: “The oxytocin reflex makes the breast milk flow along the ducts, and the action of the baby’s tongue presses the milk from the ducts into the baby’s mouth.”

That’s why when a baby is attached to the mother’s breast, it’s essential to break the suction — typically with a pinky finger — before trying to remove the baby, explained Alison Stuebe, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at University of North Carolina School of Medicine. “Simply pulling the baby off will traumatize the mother’s nipple,” she added.

There are other risks associated with splitting a mom from her baby at this vulnerable time. “A woman’s breasts are continuously making milk,” Stuebe said, “ and if that milk is not removed, her breasts become swollen and painful. She can develop mastitis, and mastitis can evolve into a breast abscess that may require surgical drainage.”
Since October, more than 700 children have been separated from their families

This highly refined and intricate system of hormones during breastfeeding is essential to keeping moms and babies healthy, and “it explains why the mother and baby should be kept together and why they should have skin-to-skin contact,” the WHO explained.

It also helps explain why the story of the Honduran migrant is so inhumane.

According to the New York Times, more than 700 children have been taken from adults who claim to be their parents since last October. More than 100 of them were under the age of 4.

As Vox’s Dara Lind explained, this has prompted “Families Belong Together” rallies across the US. “Which is more humane? To take a child from her parent, keep her in a temporary “tent” for a few days or weeks, and then place her with a relative? Or to keep child and parent together, in detention, for months or years?” Lind wrote. “Most of the administration’s critics would probably answer that the only humane option is to release the whole family together and find another way to monitor their cases to make sure they show up for their court dates. But that is the one option the administration refuses to put back on the table.”

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Want to pretend you didn't know? Or that they aren't doing it?

OR maybe you're just proud of them for doing it.

OMG, so now because they are breast feeding that justifies them breaking the law?

Just when you think you've heard everything , BAM

The things leftist say.... wow.

So now any new mother who in the breast feeding stage can commit a crime with impunity because her child shouldn't be taken away from her.

That is what you're telling us ?

And you wonder why Trump was elected?

along with millions of others. So what is your point(bias as it is.) . Guns don't kill people, no more than rocks. It was Cain that killed Abel not the rock HE used.

Why only half destroy? Just go all the way!

The second you see them, just put a bullet in their heads, and dump them in the river.

If Donny could do it in secret, you know he would.

And the "law" that young mother broke, was a misdemeanor.

As you like to point out, I don't know much about Canada, but here in the United States, a misdemeanor is only slightly less serious than a parking ticket. So you think it's okay to damage possibly permanently, and infant because mom got a parking ticket?

Really?

Half destroy, go all the way?

WTF are you talking about?

and do you drive a Hyundai?

The second they put a foot across the border, just put a bullet in their head, and dump them back in the river.

Come on! You know you want to!

No, I drive a 2016 Dodge Avenger.

and Humpty Dumpty drives a Subaru drinking frappacino made with imported water from some compound in Venezuela

Cool for Humpty..

Most people hate MS 13, because the gang is evil.

Republicans hate MS 13, because they don't like the competition.

because they dont like the competition? uh huh.

Im sorry if this seems rude but I have to ask?

Are you on crack?

The competition? what in the hell are you even talking about.

Are you on crack?

No, of course not. Your kind prefers the nice white lines.

Thanks for the offer Viper but I dont do drugs, Im boring that way.


so I do have to ask, how many undocumented immigrant families with young children have you invited to your place to stay over until they get on their feet?

Since you are so concerned about mother and children separation?

I offered nothing.

In answer to your question, I don't feel I need to ask someone their parentage before they cut my lawn.

Apparently, whites don't like it when Mexicans question them.
Donny will probably say something about that.

Border patrol detains citizen for not answering question

https://www.cnn.com/videos/us/2018/07/03/citizenship-checkpoints-inland-canada-border-savidge-vpx.cnn/video/playlists/u-s-border-patrol-news/

so you didnt offer one Undocumented Immigrant a place to stay not even a free meal, what a cheap person you are.

2) you made a racially insensitive comment , If I was a Mexican, I would be offended, you assume that they would be there to cut your lawn? maybe that Mexican person in your area is a teacher?

3) so a whiner complains because border patrol asked him which country he is a citizen of?

and he gives the border patrol grief over it? the driver is a loser, most people with more than a single digit IQ would have answered the question and moved on

what is so hard about that?

You leftist complain when border control agents dont do their job and you complain when they do

And you wonder why Trump was elected?