You're damn right I question the views of liberals. In reality, it is you liberals who are the mindless drones. Just look at your arguments, or actually, you know what, I don't even see any arguments for why homos should be allowed to adopt. All you do is bitch about my "racist, homophobic, fundamentalist, asshole with a closed-mind" views. That's an Ad Hominum argument, which is a logical fallacy.
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How about the fact that the number of children in the system far outweighs the number of good, christian heterosexual couples who are taking them in?
Or did you not consider that?
OK, so let's leave "Hominum" out of the picture. No bitching about homophobe or homosexual.
Many humans want children, some can't have children the "natural" way, and have to resort to assisted pregnancies or adoption. If an aspiring parent is financially able to support a child, lack criminal records and seem to be able to raise a child to be a productive memeber of society, s/he should be allowed to get onto the adoption queue.
The gender and sexuality don't matter, just as the skin-color, political party, religion or lack of religion, and favorite hockey team don't matter.
Allegations aren't ad hominem if it can be demonstrated to be true...which your post does quite well.
As for why gay people should be allowed to adopt; why the hell shouldn't they? Rights exist (well, ought to exist) unless they can be demonstrated to be harmful of somebody else's rights.
You have the right to bear arms, but you can't shoot somebody else without a good reason.but that ends when somebody else's rights are infringed upon .
Here in Germany the christian parties always undermine any effort to let homosexuals adopt children. As a gay man myself who would love to one day build a family of my own that has always been disheartening (although Germany is very liberal in comparison to other nations, don't get me wrong).
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