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Originally posted by LPWilletts
reply to post by Annee
Sorry if I came across as abrupt towaeds you, Annee. I like you, actually, but I've been reading this thread on and off all day and now I'm not sure if it's making me angry or just depressed.
Originally posted by ollncasino
Originally posted by Annee
Oh God - - another "I have nothing against homosexuals - - but . . . "
They are equal - - they are the same. There is nothing wrong with their reproductive system. Homosexuals can and have had offspring the traditional way.
This isn't a gay rights issue. Its about what is best for the children.
Is homosexual adoption a positive thing for adopted children?
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Originally posted by ollncasino
Furthermore, the report shows that statistics have brought to light the fact that same-sex relationships betray a much higher instance of separation and break-up than heterosexual relationships, increasing the likelihood that the child will experience familial instability.
www.lifesitenews.com...
Originally posted by Amadeo
reply to post by thebtheb
I hope your post gets a million stars.
I've actually sat here giggling like mad at the rabid gay-haters losing their # over something that has no effect on them whatsoever. It has no real effect on anybody, it's just a thing to prevent a little confusion and had it not have been posted here, you most likely wouldn't ever have known about it (unless you're in the habit of looking up gay-related news). You guys need to calm down about these things, you just sound hysterical.
Originally posted by Annee
The children are fine - - - if there are issues - - - they come from homophobic/bigoted adults outside the family.
Rules for heads say that using language such as 'gay' - which has had near-universal usage among British schoolchildren in recent years to denote something as inferior - counts as homophobic bullying, even if pupils do not have any homophobic intention in mind when using the word.
Primary school pupils must be taught 'the nature and consequences of homophobic bullying', according to the rules.
www.dailymail.co.uk...
The scale of the effort to stop children using homophobic or racist language was revealed after the parents of a ten-year-old primary school pupil in Somerset, Peter Drury, were told that his name would be put on a register and his behaviour monitored while he remained at school.
The boy was reported after he called a friend 'gay boy'.
His parents fear the record of homophobic bullying will count against him throughout his school career and even into adulthood.
www.dailymail.co.uk...
People who have concerns about the adoption of children by gay couples are 'retarded homophobes', the state-funded national adoption agency said yesterday.
Earlier this year there was a fierce controversy when a Scottish couple said they were warned they would never see their two grandchildren again unless they dropped their opposition to them being adopted by a gay couple.
For two years, they fought for their rights to care for the little boy and girl whose 26-year-old mother, the couple's daughter, is a recovering heroin addict.
They finally agreed to an adoption but were shocked to be told the children were going to a gay household.
When the grandfather protested, he said he was told: 'You can either accept it, and there's a chance you'll see them twice a year, or you can take that stance and never see them again.'
www.dailymail.co.uk...
Originally posted by ollncasino
Originally posted by Annee
The children are fine - - - if there are issues - - - they come from homophobic/bigoted adults outside the family.
Or homophobic children?
Originally posted by ollncasino
Homophobic children are put on a register in the UK
People who have concerns about the adoption of children by gay couples are 'retarded homophobes', the state-funded national adoption agency said yesterday.
Earlier this year there was a fierce controversy when a Scottish couple said they were warned they would never see their two grandchildren again unless they dropped their opposition to them being adopted by a gay couple
Do you agree that
1. Homophobic bullying primary school children should be put on an official register?
2. Primary school children should be educated about the nature and consequences of homophobic bullying?
3. People who object to homosexual adoption are 'retarded homophobes'?
4. Family who object to children being adopted by homosexuals should have all access cut off to the children?
All of the above are official UK policy
Originally posted by ollncasino
Earlier this year there was a fierce controversy when a Scottish couple said they were warned they would never see their two grandchildren again unless they dropped their opposition to them being adopted by a gay couple.
Originally posted by UngoodWatermelon
Great news.www.danasoft.com...
Originally posted by AnonymousFem
reply to post by steveknows
Females to the exact same thing towards other females so what is the difference from a male doing this?
Is it so disgusting to males over Homosexuals looking at other males, but it is okay for Lesbians to look at heterosexual females?