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http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/samesex-adoption-bill-passes-house-20100902-14rpt.html
1. The decision was based on discrimination against gay peoples by church based adoption agencies. I agree this is wrong but I cannot agree with any policies pertaining to children being based on anything except the best interests of the child even if it means discriminating against certain social groups.
2. By the sheer fact that one is gay the opportunity to have children is negated. Nature has an amazing way of making its decisions and I am confident that if we were all to have children then we would have evolved as hermaphrodites.
Yes I know that this opinion is somewhat old fashioned and surprises even myself, but as a single parent I see great deficiencies in the up bringing of my children by only the one sex. Despite all my efforts to have them spend time with their grandmother my girls suffer for not having a mum. They loose that special relationship that teaches them to be a mother or in the other case how to relate to men. I am concerned how this will impact their lives in the future when they become mums or even the decision to become a mum. Our parents are the only handbook on life we get and those learning experiences on relationships of many types should be protected for the child.
And please can the Christian lobby be intelligent and not carry on about evil gay’s and the such. This is not about being gay which I have no issue with this is about the child and what their needs are. I actually include adoption by singles as well. Obviously single parenting will always exist, but we must stop treating children like a right or pushing the idea that having a child is the only way to have a fulfilled life. This is a very narrow view of life and places an unfair burden on the child.