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Whose rights are they anyway? The children's? : Comments
By Bill Muehlenberg, published 3/9/2010Same s*x adoption. Are children just guinea pigs in this radical social experiment?
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Bullying is a real problem but like terrorism the answer to stopping it is not to comply with the wishes of bullies.
For years in schools bullies were allowed to do what they wanted. Victims would be sent to be counselled as to how to fit in and allow the bully free reign. I know because i was one of those harassed at school.
The answer instead is Zero Tolerance of bullying. Most rapists and murderers were bullies. So the bully should be imediately put in counselling to prevent this. Most bullies are abused by their parents, so the parents of bullies should be imediately under investigation. That's not just to protect kids of Gay parents (who already do exist and always have and always will exist so we should adapt to that reality rather than live in denial of it) but to make our society a better place with lower crime and lower violence!
Gays were an accepted part of society, respected even, in many parts of the world including Australia up until British anti-Gay attitudes and laws were imposed! They can be so again. So it's irrational to believe that it is impossible for what has happened in history to happen again.
Fight bullying and harassment and the problem is solved. And aren't we supoossed to be fighting bullying and harassment anyway? Don't we have to do so to save the lives of kids bullied into suicide right now?
Songofgloin, what about the same-sex couples where one has biological children? Raised today by same-sex couples? Shouldn't the other partner be able to adopt the child? To secure the childs welfare if the biological parent dies?