This wont help the sausage jockeys who want to adopt!

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looney

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Jul 7, 2003
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Gwylan said:
What total rubbish. I can't think of any cases in the animal kingdom where babies are taken from unsuitable families and placed with another mother.

In most cases (and I know there have been well documented instances of a mother bringing up a dead mother's cub/pup/calf whatever), when a mother dies, the child dies.

Fostering is an artificial concept that humans have devised to help children - there's nothing 'natural' about it.

As such, it doesn't matter whether a parent(s) is /are gay, straight, transexual or transvestite, what counts above everything else is whether the parents can offer a child a loving home. As Edna rightly says, there are some dreadful examples of heterosexual parents abusing children, it would surely be better in such cases to be looked after by a loving family.

This is rubbish animals quite often adopt offspring in groups with strong social ties when the mother rejects it.

a loving home depends on the level of social stygma as it would become a prison to children who are perpetually bullied.

I dont beleive that just because one family goes into meltdown this justifies farming out the kid to people who want to play happy families.

A parental instinct is one that puts the needs of a child first. Not one that bellyaches about equal rights. Oblivious or ignorant of the potential consequences.
 




That’s Labour for you. All this middle ground crap. Two f***ing gays adopt a boy and the Labour party thinks it’s ok, If I was adopted and grew up and found out that the two men who brought me up where suppose to be my mum and dad then I’d f***ing kill them.

It’s gross and it shouldn’t be allowed.

You’re down the pub chatting with mates and they come back for a beer and watch the football, they go out for a cig and catch your so called mum and dad in the act, you’d commit suicide because you’d be the laughing stock.
 


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