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Should gay partnerships be recognised legally?
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We allow pretty much anybody else to have the care of children if they happen to have the biological equipment to MYO or happen to live with someone who has it unless they have been guilty of some pretty serious breaches in the care of children already. If protection of children was to be managed by risk categories rather than on a case by case basis there are plenty of other groupings where our efforts would be better placed.
I don't wish to place children unecessarily at risk but nothing I've seen so far has given me any reason to believe that is the case. If anything it may be the reverse.
I suspect that homosexual couples would come out statistically better than hetrosexual couples in regard to the effort put into the care of children because very few will find themselves with unplanned children. The children they have in their care will be for the most part wanted and planned for.
As others have pointed out the children issue is somewhat off topic other than it is a possible flow on from legal recognition of homosexual relationships.
R0bert