Should Octomom's Kids Be Taken Away?
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2012/04/25 19:00:00
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When Nadya Suleman, a.k.a. "Octomom," said she had posed nude for Closer magazine because she needed the money, no one knew exactly how badly she needed it. But TMZ recently acquired a collection of photographs apparently depicting Suleman's living conditions, and it's not pretty. The walls are covered with graffiti clearly drawn by children, sparse furniture, dirty faces, kids using portable plastic potties in the backyard, and a door wedged shut by a chair with the words "do not enter" painted on it.
The photographs make for a disturbing scene, and prompted the Orange County Department of Children and Family Services to investigate Tuesday night. According to TMZ, Suleman's hairstylist went to the police and presumably took the aforementioned pictures as evidence. The hairstylist also told police some of the kids have to sleep on the floor. There's no word on what CFS decided, but does it sound like Suleman's kids should be taken away?

The photographs make for a disturbing scene, and prompted the Orange County Department of Children and Family Services to investigate Tuesday night. According to TMZ, Suleman's hairstylist went to the police and presumably took the aforementioned pictures as evidence. The hairstylist also told police some of the kids have to sleep on the floor. There's no word on what CFS decided, but does it sound like Suleman's kids should be taken away?

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apachehellfire65 2012/04/25 19:34:18Yes+15I'm i the only one who has a problem with her being able to afford a HAIR STYLIST while her kids live this way?






















Does your house have working plumbing, her's is broken, but her haircuts are a bigger priority, than paying a plumber.
However the person that took the pictures is the hairstylist she paid over $500 to do her hair. While locking the kids in a room to keep them out of the way.
Maybe have her tend to her children in a foster situation. Someone else homes the children but octo becomes something of a maid for then and they teach her how to raise kids.... And while this is going on pull her goverment checks.
Yes, she is pathetic and stupid, but the kids are the ones suffering. It's probably cheaper (and better for the kids) for the state to intervene financially and pay for housing/mentoring/physical assistance etc. than to pay for foster care for each of the kids separately.
Silly is getting into a pissing contest when you're fresh out of piss. Rather than call names and spout other's opinions, why don't you take some time and do some research into the issues? You might just be amazed that there's a big 'ol world out there that the Kool-Aid sellers don't want you to know about.
You are assuming I am Republican because I am not a lock-step Kool-Aid drinker like you are. Refer to an earlier post, in which I noted that both parties have a lot to answer for. Bush made lots and lots of expensive, irresponsible mistakes, and did/does the present administration. If you can only see one side of the coin, you really are not seeing the whole picture, are you?
Try some anger management classes, then Poli Sci 101 at the local community college. Again, I will reiterate that there is a big world out there, and you're missing the forest for trying to chop down the trees.
There is no 'good guy democrat' and 'bad guy republican' or vice-versa. It is just not that simple, although it would certainly be easier if we could tell who to believe by the letter after their name.
There are always two sides to every story, and rarely is there a complete villain and a complete hero (makes police work difficult, I'm told.)
I don't identify with either party, but with common sense solutions to the country's problems; unfortunately, neither the last administration nor this one seems to be at all interested in common sense.
Not that even that is really anyone else's business, except so far as Mom herself chooses to make it so.