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Poll: gay adoption
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gay adoption
#11
RE: gay adoption
For gay adoption I say two mommies are better than no mommy, and two dads are better than no dad. I'm fortunate enough to have both of my parents but I imagine orphans would rather have two parents of the same sex than none at all.
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#12
RE: gay adoption
(November 18, 2010 at 1:17 am)ib.me.ub Wrote: Against.

In terms of what is good for the child, having gay parents, both being male, or both being female, I don't beleive it would be good for the childs psychology. If I put myself in the childs shoes for just one moment, I would not like to have gay parents. Let alone the ridicule the child would receive at school etc, I also beleive they could have an adverse psychological reaction.

If I was an orphan I think I'd rather have gay parents than spend my life in care homes. A good parent is a good parent. Should we stop black people from adopting children in certain racist areas because the child would get ridiculed for having black parents? Or the same for parents who are in any way disabled?
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#13
RE: gay adoption
For. Observing the animal kingdom, gay adoption is part of the natural order. Psychology studies have shown that gay parents are every bit as capable as their hetero counterparts. There's no logical reason to deny them the right. Neither can there be a theological one, since, if God exists and gay adoption is part of the natural order, then it must be by Its design.

The regulars here have already heard my argument that homosexuality (specifically gay adoption) prove Nature's God. For those not familiar, here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQJWjYZLEcs
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#14
RE: gay adoption
For. In fact I have a bisexual ex-girlfriend that is trying to adopt right now. She's in a monogamous lesbian relationship right now & we are still good friends.
"How is it that a lame man does not annoy us while a lame mind does? Because a lame man recognizes that we are walking straight, while a lame mind says that it is we who are limping." - Pascal
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#15
RE: gay adoption
(November 18, 2010 at 1:17 am)ib.me.ub Wrote: In terms of what is good for the child, having gay parents, both being male, or both being female, I don't beleive it would be good for the childs psychology.
Can you tell that to kids that have gay parents? Also, I don't think it's good for a child's psychology if they have straight, abusive parents or straight, or straight parents that have affairs. Straight parents screw with kids psychology, too. The sexual orientation doesn't matter. It's the people that matter.

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#16
RE: gay adoption
A person's sexual orientation should have no more effect over whether they can adopt than their eye colour or what their favourite flavour of Dorito is. All that should matter is whether they are fit to be a parent or not.
"God is dead" - Friedrich Nietzsche

"Faith is what you have in things that DON'T exist. - Homer J. Simpson
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#17
RE: gay adoption
(November 18, 2010 at 1:17 am)ib.me.ub Wrote: In terms of what is good for the child, having gay parents, both being male, or both being female, I don't believe it would be good for the child's psychology.
I disagree. Factors that negatively affect children are almost always tied to various forms of abuse and neglect.

Quote:If I put myself in the child's shoes for just one moment, I would not like to have gay parents.
I wouldn't want to have religious parents, but that doesn't mean I'm against religious individuals adopting. I can't say I follow your logic on this.

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#18
RE: gay adoption
Voted "against" mainly because I'm feeling ornery today.
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#19
RE: gay adoption
somewhere once my boyfriend read an article about an idea that gays still exist because they are like "super uncles" since they have no kids of their own they help take care of their other families kids. I don't know any details. but I feel it goes along with what Paladin was saying.
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#20
RE: gay adoption
(November 18, 2010 at 1:17 am)ib.me.ub Wrote: Against.

In terms of what is good for the child, having gay parents, both being male, or both being female, I don't beleive it would be good for the childs psychology. If I put myself in the childs shoes for just one moment, I would not like to have gay parents. Let alone the ridicule the child would receive at school etc, I also beleive they could have an adverse psychological reaction.

So, thinking of the child (what having children is all about) and putting the other two individuals aside, I am against.
That's a poor argument, they're orphans they won't give a shit if it's gay or non-gay(probably) they just want parents
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