⟡ ADDENDUM: MISREPRESENTATION OF BOUNDARIES AS RISK ⟡
Filed: 25 September 2025
Reference: SWANK/BOUNDARIES/MISREPRESENTATION
Download PDF: 2025-09-25_Core_Boundaries_Misrepresentation.pdf
Summary: The Local Authority demanded boundaries, then punished them. Bromley condemns this distortion. Amos confirms it is a rights violation.
I. What Happened
• Routines for education, health, and asthma reframed as “rigid.”
• Lawful resistance to intrusion recast as “hostility.”
• Children’s voices dismissed as “defiance.”
• Family closeness branded “enmeshment.”
Boundaries were demanded, then punished — a contradiction institutionalised.
II. What This Establishes
• Boundaries = hallmark of lawful parenting.
• Contradiction = weaponisation of language.
• Pattern = mother’s advocacy → hostility; children’s agency → defiance; family unity → risk.
• Human behaviour is never isolated: what is done to one family is done to all.
III. Why SWANK Logged It
Because safeguarding has been inverted into gaslighting.
Because “boundaries” have been linguistically mugged, stripped of meaning, and redeployed as a cudgel.
Because projection is not protection.
IV. Bromley Authority
Bromley speaks: boundaries are welfare, not pathology.
Lazy stereotypes are unlawful.
This is safeguarding distortion in its purest form.
V. Human Rights Authority (Amos)
Amos indicts the inversion:
– Article 8: family life unlawfully invaded.
– Article 14: discrimination weaponised.
– Article 6: fairness abandoned.
Thus, Amos confirms that rhetorical inversion is a rights violation, systemic not accidental.
VI. SWANK’s Position
“Boundaries are not danger. They are law. To accuse a mother of lacking them while punishing her for upholding them is contradiction weaponised into abuse.”
Parents punished for advocacy.
Children punished for agency.
Families punished for closeness.
Bromley condemns. Amos condemns.
SWANK records — with velvet contempt.
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