You are a ******* imbecile. I really don't like to insult people but God DAMN, man.
The woman had to leave her kids in the car to go to a job interview. She had to leave her kids in the car because she couldn't take them into the job interview with her. She had to leave her kids in the car because she didn't have anyone to ask for help. She had to leave her kids in the car to try to get a job so that she could take of her kids.
And you say that she is being irresponsible. **** YOU.
What about the ****** that called the cops? Did the brainiac ever think to just watch the kids to make sure they were okay? Wait for the driver of the vehicle to come back? Ask them, "Hey, did you know you left your kids in the car?" And what about the cops? Were they being good citizens by arresting her, ruining her chances of getting that job, and putting her kids in a loveless foster home?
What the **** is wrong with you people that you would hate a woman for doing the only thing that she can do to try to get back on her feet?
there are exception, where sometimes people from no fault of their own, end up in helpless situations.
But overall, most of the cases of crises where I've helped people over the years,
most of them are from a string of bad decisions that either killed off relationships
so the person couldn't get help, or people reject certain people or groups who could help.
Some of this could be helped, but some cannot at the time of the crisis.
The only way to prevent it is to nip it in the bud.
Where is the father of the children, where are the grandparents.
Are there any churches or charities the women could have asked for help
but "didn't believe in going there."
I'm sorry but I've seen too many friends suffer because they couldn't forgive Christians or certain family members and refused help.
They would rather suffer than ask for help from "certain groups" or people. I've suffered terrible crises in my family because people wouldn't forgive and cut people out who could have helped.
This woman and those children do deserve help.
The support networks should be set up in advance and not wait for crisis to strike.
You don't end up with four kids overnight without support to handle one, this had to be an accumulation over time.
Here is one group that is a good example of organizing resources to help women:
The Nurturing Network
If all people developed networks like that, no women or children would ever suffer from lack of support. But if we as a society remain divided politically or religiously in cliques,
we will continue to see sad stories of people like this poor woman suffering because of segregation from any resources that could have helped if we knew about each other.
We have so much wealth and yet people still fall through the cracks.
That is more a reflection of how segregated we are, for these imbalances and disconnects to happen.
We could all do more to solve these problems, before they get to this point.