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Should gay partnerships be recognised legally?
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A much larger problem where actual children are removed from the care of a parent who does love them to suit the lifestyle, financial or vengence preferences of the other parent. A real issue as opposed to the small number of homosexual couples who may succeed in addopting a child (where the option of access to biological parents is already unavailable anyway) or who may use medical intervention to secure a child.
There may be odd situations such as the one you describe, if so they are at the extreme and still nothing has been said that indicates a specific risk to a child. Children are far more at risk in families where they are unwanted than when being raised by a parent or parents who really want them.
If you are really concerned for the wellbeing of children focus your efforts where the risks are rather than on relationship types which you disapprove of. If homosexual parents present an unacceptable risk to children show us the independant research which backs up that claim.
R0bert