you have the freedom to believe whatever you want, you don't have the freedom to harm others with those beliefs (including your children). This story is probably fake, but if it isn't, she would have to have been imposing those beliefs in a harmful way to have her kids taken away (forcing them to wear a tinfoil hat to school for example).

how would a tinfoil hat be harmful ? Soon they will take kids away for being to liberal ...Claiming it is harmful ..I totally disagree with your logic ... peace pipe

ima say this is a fake or half true story. If it is true, there is missing information. The story only appears on 2 random websites. If this story was true I think a least a few normal media outlets would pick up the story.

I dont think believing conspiracy theories is normally a danger to a child but maybe this lady is so bat-shit-crazy that she is neglecting her basic duties as a parent. -shurgs-

Also consider who posted this story on jsp. OP has a bit of a history of being interested in conspiracy theories and has shared other bogus articles/stories like this in the past.


This post was edited by NatureNames on May 2 2016 06:29pm

To be fair, it's not satire so much as just straight up fake news for the gullible.

Here's another of their incredibly believable headlines: http://yournewswire.com/planetary-alignment-suggests-huge-9-8-quake-california-28th-may/

I was using a silly example, but there are plenty of dangers to a young child wearing a rigid, stabby, moldable hat to school, not sure why you need an explanation here

Not true at all...Some of the best stories don't get picked up until they go viral on the net... Not all of my post turn out to be real ..But some ahead of the main stream media that turn out to be accepted as fact later ..

lot more people accepting it is not just water vapor in the sky's that dissipate as a natural con trail in a few minutes.. They lasting all day and cover the sky with a mist blocking rays from the sun..

And it is also accepted now that fracking is causing earthquakes ...

when did anyone agree to these things ever?

...this may be the understatement of the year so far .

Previous USGS studies have shown a strong connection in many locations between the deep injection of fluids and increased earthquake rates.

And that is from those who only release enough information to look like they work for you..When they owned and funded by others ...

Nope.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/research/induced/myths.php