This is what they are doing to these children. These babies.

[nolabear]

The second two are from 1952, and are still used in child development studies, largely because no one can bear to let these things happen without intervention. Until now. I’ll warn you. They are excruciating to watch. But we cannot look away.

[Bettie]

1. I can't get my mind around how people who work there

can see this happening and not step in and care for these kids.

What kind of people are they? Never mind, that's rhetorical, we know what kind of people they are: small, mean people who hate anyone outside of their own little circle.

I want to go and take care of these kids, wrap my arms around them and tell them it will be OK and that we can help them find their mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, whoever they were taken from.

I can't imagine working there and not being able to, at very least, ensure that they are receiving basic necessities and care.

[nolabear]

2. Neither can I. I don't know why there aren't rewards being offered to whistleblowers.

I swear it feels like everyone there has something hanging over them. I know there are heartless bastards and people afraid of losing their jobs but everybody?

Wayfair employees are staging a walkout because Wayfair sold those companies beds for the facilities (the nice ones I guess ). Why isn’t there a soul who can sneak a camera in-you know a woman could- and document. Are they in pairs? Are they threatened too?

I just do not get it.