I'm new to Steemit, but I started following this channel for a reason. There is corruption in these systems. Not just in children welfare departments, but in family courts as well. Loopholes are exploited on a regular basis to maximize profits, at the expense of families and their children.
It's time to not only speak out about these things, but also devise solutions and push for them. HARD. Things won't change until the public is educated, till the public understands what their options are and how they see officers of the court (no matter what extension that might be) exploit these things for $$$$.
These problems do exist and YOU SHOULD NOT move this to a fancy website somewhere else. Fancy websites get shut down.
You posted the video you left here on YouTube. Google owns that. If people make enough of a ruckus, Google will simply suspend or shutdown an account, for any reason at all. Google may or may not allow individuals, etc... to navigate their appeals processes.
On Steemit -- you can't be shut down. Consider posting videos to Dtube as well as YouTube if you're not already. Videos on Dtube won't be shut down or censored.
That being said, by speaking openly about these issues, you make yourself a target to some, a hero to others. It's the nature of the beast.
I believe the beast can be subdued and retrained. Mostly because if I don't, then what me and my own children have experienced will be in vain. And as a non-custodial mother, I'm not ready to let that happen.
So, keep speaking. More and more are having the courage to tell their stories. This needs to happen. People need to be aware.
If people are going to falsely accuse another anyway -- then do what is best. Do what is right ANYWAY.
You are not alone.
Yes, @miklkent!
I dislike YouTube
I have tried many times to upload videos to dtube but everytime I get errors, plus I heard that these videos get deleted after a few months, I'm waiting for them to fix these issues before jumping in head first.
Thanks for the feedback =)
They get deleted after a few months? I had no clue. Thanks for the heads up!