3 thoughts on “Police in Arkansas forcefully enter a home and arrest a father for piercing son’s ear…”
Their rights were just violated to the highest degree and dad is just walking away with the violators like he’s going for a stroll. Guess he wasn’t armed and prepared. But at the least, why isn’t he kicking and biting? And the wife… is she simply unarmed and amused? Pathetic. I bet they think they’ll work it out in the courts. Good luck with that. Admiralty loves tyranny.
Another attack on parental rights and on our 4th Article, to mention just two of the horrible infringements here.
Thanks, Martist. That’s an angle I didn’t see. I wonder how old the son is.
Journalist Anthony Scott wrote:
“It’s a sad day for freedom when a dad gets arrested for piercing his own son’s ear while at the same time gender transition surgery for minors is legal.”
Yeah, we hate the word “legal,” but as ever, many layers to every story.
Their rights were just violated to the highest degree and dad is just walking away with the violators like he’s going for a stroll. Guess he wasn’t armed and prepared. But at the least, why isn’t he kicking and biting? And the wife… is she simply unarmed and amused? Pathetic. I bet they think they’ll work it out in the courts. Good luck with that. Admiralty loves tyranny.
Another attack on parental rights and on our 4th Article, to mention just two of the horrible infringements here.
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They probably had him circumcised, too, but nobody made a peep about that procedure. Circumcision, chop his weiner off=good/ear piercing=bad
Regardless, the cheka will be there to enforce the will of the state, unlawfully.
Thanks, Martist. That’s an angle I didn’t see. I wonder how old the son is.
Journalist Anthony Scott wrote:
“It’s a sad day for freedom when a dad gets arrested for piercing his own son’s ear while at the same time gender transition surgery for minors is legal.”
Yeah, we hate the word “legal,” but as ever, many layers to every story.
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