Another thing to pay close attention to is "Hospital policy" is not "law." There may be laws that you and the hospital both need to follow regarding how and when a patient under care is allowed to leave, but the hospital can't just make up their own "law" and have it enforced by the government. They can make policy and then say, "this is how we do things here," and you can say, "I'm not going to do that."
It's easy to legally involve law enforcement. You call them and say "Something happened." They show up and get involved.
It pays to at least know your rights whenever you are going to interact with any sort of authority. I'm not a lawyer, but I've dealt with cops and had to hire lawyers to navigate the system, and picked up a few things that you'll also see on Youtube. It can be hard to actually do the things if you don't have a lawyer who is YOUR lawyer telling you not to, because we get trained from an early age to be susceptible to the very manipulations they use.
One thing to know about CPS involvement is that they are generally not "officers" and can't simply take your child away from you in a lot of instances, but they'll act official and say "I'm going to take your child," and people will say "oh, okay" and let them, instead of saying, "Get off my property."
You'll notice in that picture it says the parents were "detained." That simply means that the police took them into temporary custody (not arrest) while figuring out if a crime had been committed. Since it doesn't say "arrested," it sounds like the cops took them into investigative custody long enough to decide that a crime had NOT been committed and let them go.
I would like to know if they maintained custody of their child after that happened or if the government thugs took the baby again.
If you ever consider Alabama, stay out of the larger cities (Huntsville, Birmingham, Montgomery, Mobile), and anywhere on this map that is blue. Blue=niggers. That band of blue is full of really fucking dumb ones, too, even for nigger standards.
The red parts are fuckin' awesome. Especially that dark red streak across the top middle (above the single blue county). That's almost all Whites, and many of them are racist as fuck.
If you pitted all of the fast food mascots against each other in melee combat, you'd end up with Harlan Sanders atop a mountain of skulls, sitting in a throne of blood.
This is awesome. You probably have enough stuff already, but there's a whole bunch of books from the 19th and early 20th century on Archive.org that might be useful for your lessons.
I went on a downloading spree a few years ago when I thought they were going to take the Internet away from us and I have about 250gb of ebooks saved. I know a lot of people turn their noses up at ebooks, but nigga its free knowledge.
The International Library of Technology is a good place to look for old knowledge in lesson-sized bits. It covers everything from steam power to electricity to hand lettering doors with gold paint.
I went out and met the Goat Farm people at their farm one time. They moved to Alabama and started a farm specifically as a home school project. The kids take care of the goats, do the milking, make the soap, do the graphic design for the packaging, and they seemed to enjoy all of it. It's like the most happy form of slavery I've ever seen.
Chinese make century eggs, which are preserved in a caustic basic substance and taste like they came from Satan's asshole after he ate too much taco bell.
The burying in ashes thing is probably a reference to the method of preserving tomatoes by storing them in layered wood ash.