Should homosexuals be able to adopt??

[Sammeth.]

Absolutely not, they will turn the child gay for sure and we don't need more gays in this society, don't take that the wrong way I have nothing against gays being gay, but do it away from children and the public view.

All gays seem to go on about is gay rights, they have exactly the same rights as us, and we've even given them "marriage" (el oh el), they need to shut up (just like feminists) about rights and get back to being idiots in their own home.

If anyone says I'm being sexist, they can shove it up their ass, women are a lot more sexist than men, and if anyone says I'm being homophobic, they can also shove it up their ass (el oh el) as I'm speaking the flat out truth and nobody wants to hear that apart from those who aren't stupid.

I have two straight parents and I'm not straight, so why would two gay parents mean the child will be gay? :S

[Kieeran]

So you're saying that a child who gets moved every 3 months to a different care home, practically destroying their childhood having adverse social and mental effects is much better than having a child in a stable home, with two same-sex parents, irrespective if they're male or female?

Do you have the same view on having two mothers or are you just a hypocrite like most other people who oppose same-sex adoption?

im agaisnt same sex adoption. i just dont think it would be fair on the child that would be adopted under a 2 father or 2 mother family nothing against gays

[Technologic]

im agaisnt same sex adoption. i just dont think it would be fair on the child that would be adopted under a 2 father or 2 mother family nothing against gays

Why isn't it fair?

[Sammeth.]

I'm glad that the UK recognise that anyone capable of giving a child a healthy, stable start in life deserve the right to adopt and laws reflect this. I think it's great that single people of either sex, married couples, gay single people of either sex, gay people in unions etc can all adopt.

[Lost]

Why isn't it fair?

read what i said in the description... that's why I think it wouldn't be fair.

[Kieeran]

because its not normal they already have the stress of losing their original parents then they go to a family where they would be looking to fit in as normal as they possibly could but nooo 'heres your new home theres your daddy and theres your daddy' also they would get bullied at school

[Sammeth.]

because its not normal they already have the stress of losing their original parents then they go to a family where they would be looking to fit in as normal as they possibly could but nooo 'heres your new home theres your daddy and theres your daddy' also they would get bullied at school

A lot of children have been given up for adoption at birth so don't know who their real parents are and won't have that stress. All they will ever know is being in care homes.

[Lost]

A lot of children have been given up for adoption at birth so don't know who their real parents are and won't have that stress. All they will ever know is being in care homes.

It will be obvious they were adopted by having two dads/mums...

[Kieeran]

A lot of children have been given up for adoption at birth so don't know who their real parents are and won't have that stress. All they will ever know is being in care homes.

and not knowing their real parents at all will mean they will long for a family where they fit in with a mum a dad a brother/sister even more

[GommeInc]

I don't see why not? If the two in question have commitment, then it is perfectly fine. If both of them have no abuse records or anything of that kind, it is fine. I don't see how children could be at all effected, other than these brain dead bullies. It's better than rotting in a care home