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Father Arrested For Trying to Pick Kids Up From School
âYou donât need a reason as a parent to go get your children, they are our childrenâ
Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
November 20, 2013
A father was arrested for attempting to pick his kids up from school in a startling new example of how the state is increasingly treating children as its own property.
Making a stand against what he considered a dangerous and illegal new school policy that forces parents to wait in a line of cars outside until children are released at 2:35pm, Jim Howe tried to walk his kids out of South Cumberland Elementary but was arrested and now faces charges of disorderly conduct.
âYou donât need a reason as a parent to go get your children. They are our children,â Howe states in a video of the incident.
The officer who made the arrest, Sheriff Deputy and School Resource Officer Avery Aytes, responds to Howeâs attempt to pick up his own children by stating, âIâm going to call some help down here and weâre going to take you up to the jail right now. Iâm not putting up with this today. Youâre being childish and itâs uncalled for.â
The school secretary attempts to get Howe to fill in a form to authorize the children to leave the school on their own, which Howe refuses to sign because he is escorting the children out of the school, stating, âTheyâre walking with me when school is dismissed, per state law.â
Aytes refuses to allow Howe to pick up his kids and then states, âThe County jail is where youâre going,â to which Howe responds, âThatâs fine Iâve been there before, adding, âYou just opened yourself up for a lawsuit.â
The officer then accuses Howe of intimidating him, to which Howe responds, âIâm not raising my voice, Iâm not confrontational, I want my kids.â
When Howe begins to quote Tennessee state law, the officer tells Howe to put his hands behind his back and proceeds to handcuff him. After walking Howe outside, Aytes then threatens to arrest Howeâs fiance Amanda Long who is filming the incident.
Video footage of the outside of the school clearly illustrates Howeâs point. The school has enforced a ludicrous policy which forces children to walk out into moving traffic rather than have their parents safely escort them to the car.
Deputy Aytes refused to comment on the case, while Cumberland County Sheriff Butch Burgess, whom Howe attempted to call during the incident, told ABC 6 that he agrees with Howe on principle because the new policy is creating safety concerns. The school has also refused to comment on the incident or the new policy.
Critics of the encroaching nanny state will see this as yet another example of how the government treats children as its own property while parentsâ rights are eviscerated.
This collectivist ideal was encapsulated earlier this year when college professor and MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry caused an outcry amongst conservatives by stating, âWe have to break through our private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong to their families,â as part of a promotional video for an MSNBC campaign entitled âLean Forwardâ.
Schools across America are also telling parents that they need to have a doctorâs note in order for their children to be allowed to bring packed lunches, while others are fining parents for not including certain items in packed lunches.
Meanwhile, in other major western countries, children are being assigned a âstate minderâ from birth under draconian new proposals that would enable the government to spy on families under the justification of preventing âchild abuseâ.
âYou donât need a reason as a parent to go get your children, they are our childrenâ
Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
November 20, 2013
A father was arrested for attempting to pick his kids up from school in a startling new example of how the state is increasingly treating children as its own property.
Making a stand against what he considered a dangerous and illegal new school policy that forces parents to wait in a line of cars outside until children are released at 2:35pm, Jim Howe tried to walk his kids out of South Cumberland Elementary but was arrested and now faces charges of disorderly conduct.
âYou donât need a reason as a parent to go get your children. They are our children,â Howe states in a video of the incident.
The officer who made the arrest, Sheriff Deputy and School Resource Officer Avery Aytes, responds to Howeâs attempt to pick up his own children by stating, âIâm going to call some help down here and weâre going to take you up to the jail right now. Iâm not putting up with this today. Youâre being childish and itâs uncalled for.â
The school secretary attempts to get Howe to fill in a form to authorize the children to leave the school on their own, which Howe refuses to sign because he is escorting the children out of the school, stating, âTheyâre walking with me when school is dismissed, per state law.â
Aytes refuses to allow Howe to pick up his kids and then states, âThe County jail is where youâre going,â to which Howe responds, âThatâs fine Iâve been there before, adding, âYou just opened yourself up for a lawsuit.â
The officer then accuses Howe of intimidating him, to which Howe responds, âIâm not raising my voice, Iâm not confrontational, I want my kids.â
When Howe begins to quote Tennessee state law, the officer tells Howe to put his hands behind his back and proceeds to handcuff him. After walking Howe outside, Aytes then threatens to arrest Howeâs fiance Amanda Long who is filming the incident.
Video footage of the outside of the school clearly illustrates Howeâs point. The school has enforced a ludicrous policy which forces children to walk out into moving traffic rather than have their parents safely escort them to the car.
Deputy Aytes refused to comment on the case, while Cumberland County Sheriff Butch Burgess, whom Howe attempted to call during the incident, told ABC 6 that he agrees with Howe on principle because the new policy is creating safety concerns. The school has also refused to comment on the incident or the new policy.
Critics of the encroaching nanny state will see this as yet another example of how the government treats children as its own property while parentsâ rights are eviscerated.
This collectivist ideal was encapsulated earlier this year when college professor and MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry caused an outcry amongst conservatives by stating, âWe have to break through our private idea that kids belong to their parents or kids belong to their families,â as part of a promotional video for an MSNBC campaign entitled âLean Forwardâ.
Schools across America are also telling parents that they need to have a doctorâs note in order for their children to be allowed to bring packed lunches, while others are fining parents for not including certain items in packed lunches.
Meanwhile, in other major western countries, children are being assigned a âstate minderâ from birth under draconian new proposals that would enable the government to spy on families under the justification of preventing âchild abuseâ.