MulinoDarco As it stands people like me can't be trusted sadly. It goes with our territory.
We are tagged as potential future abusers ourselves as a result of surviving and seeing through and criticizing services.
Add to it some whistle blowing once getting to a point where our own children are at the ages we were and the reality of how vulnerable they are, and like so many others suddenly found myself far too busy dealing with unexpected s47's and CIN's, myself. (as have several social workers)
My personal knowledge of the systems has allowed me to 'come out on top' eventually, in that this family has had two lots of compensation deals because I took people to court, not for what was done to me, but for what they subsequently did to my family to silence me, but at huge personal cost, gagging orders, and the whiff of suspicion, that surely we must have wrongly won, rather than there has been corruption, both intentional and through PC'ness, (and the repetition of who shouldn't be listened to in training until it's embedded) at high levels.
Peonies007 Is it actually 'I don't want to cause trouble to anyone' or is it really 'I don't want to be judged' 'I don't want to get involved.' 'Confrontation is so awkward in 'polite society.'
'Nice' people gather together and judge silently or join sanctioned organizations that tell them what they should think about it al, and how to protect their organizations reputations first and foremost, especially when they have previously done wrong. Those who break rank are trouble makers, just as those who name the crimes of people of rank or their partners. Much easier to believe in that and evil, than to properly reflect.
It perversely allows the continuation of the status quo it seeks to adress.