RE: Daily Dose of Sultnpapper 08/19/18> Following up on the “Courtesy letter “ the oldest boy got.
Your sister's experience here would be enough that she probably never let hers kids come back here again, and who could blame her. I was talking with my wife since I posted this and she said that one lady responded on that FB post that in order get a hospital to finally release her kid she called her insurance company and had them terminate her policy effective immediately and it still took two days after that before the hospital would release the kid.
I guess it took them a couple days before the hospital figured it out.
I could easily see how your sister and her husband would be shocked, you don't expect that in a first world country, maybe a third world country. Then again, if you look at what constitutes a third world country the USA actually qualifies real easily and that is no joke either.
Sadly that does increasingly seem to be the case, looking at the police and injustice system. In fact, my sister's oldest child is studying at Berkeley University, and seems to have met the love of her life there - a very nice American guy, who has already spent last Christmas with us. She volunteers in a homeless shelter, and the stories she could tell you about people who had good careers and education, but their lives somehow went off the rails. It's scary.
Anyway, that's a clever move by the FB lady. Ridiculous that people have to go to those lengths though.
It is clever for sure, but now you have to be when dealing with these outfits that will call the law or government to get involved where they aren't needed or wanted.