The Irony of "Don't Ask Don't Tell"

This week after years of fighting to repeal the don't ask don't tell policy our armed forces had, it was repealed. The sad and terrible part is not that it was repealed,but that for some reason it is more important than the abuse our children suffer at the corrupt hands of Child Protective Services. The drug lobbyist, the doctor lobbyist, the courts, and cps all fight against the reform of this out of control government arm.
The reason there is to much money to be made. While those in Washington worry about whether or not guys should be allowed to express their lifestyle openly we have thousands of children dying and being abused in foster care because of the illegal kidnapping of them.
I don't care what a person's sexual preference is. I don't care if they are gay or straight. It is their life, I do care about the destruction of our future. That being our children who are abused by Child Protective Services.
We are all complicent in this act if we pay taxes, not by choice but by design. Our tax dollars fill the coffers of CPS, Juvenile Courts, Foster care homes, adoptive homes, doctors balance sheet, pharmacy balance sheets, AA, Angermangment classes, parenting classes, places for the children to visit their parents, CASA, Guardian et Litums, you name it our tax dollars is paying for it. Not only do we pay for it up front we pay for it until that child agess out at 18 years old and thrown out on the street by the foster parent or the adoptive parent. Then we pay for it when that child winds up in the adult penal system or a state run institution or on state aid because they can't work and be a produtive member of society. It is a trickle down effect. A never ending circle of abuse.
We say well it is for the best that child had to have been abused or else the state would not have taken them. WRONG! As the economy worsens and less people are working, the more they will take children ie steal them for profit. There are no tax dollars going into the coffers so they have to get the money someplace. We are losing our children to abuse, not by the parent but by the very people we have put in office through the power of Child Protective Services. They have no watch dogs. They have no boundries, they have no sense of honor - All they see is the Dollar Signs.
Enough is enough time to take back our future!