Reply #116: because in an imminent danger situation they have to. They don't

[roguevalley]

have the legal authority to make decisions about who to take and who not to. It is also logical to assume in a taliban city like this that if it is happening to one set of kids, it is happening to most or all. The law doesn't allow the enforcement teams to choose. They went in good faith on the information they had so the phone calls aren't relevant to the situation. As for trauma, living in a swill pit where you are forbidden even to smile is trauma. Getting out and having a chance to be able to be human is less so and they will be getting help as well. Those mothers that are talking can't even cry. they touch their eyes and they paused, they show small amounts of pain in their expression but they don't cry. they don't know how. they AREN'T ALLOWED. Good for texas for what they did. You should listen to the reporters and the investigator that have tried to figure this out and get help for years for these people. The families looking for their members who are not a part of this. There are graveyards full of dead children there. Someone wrote that they beat babies until they stop crying and hold them under faucets. They do this to 'break' them. These 'men' need to be hung by their balls.