The process is long and tedious and requires many different tests that families must pass in order to be granted the opportunity to take in a child and call it their own. ... Some states are legalizing gay marriages and therefore doing the same thing for gay adoption. ... Unless the people making the decisions, the government, of gay adoption are gay I don't think they could have a valid reason why a gay adoption could not be. ... Not only do the gay people have an acceptance for gay adoption but so do some others. ... I am for gay adoption not only because I know many gay people but be...

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In reality if the ability to adopt children for gays were given it could be the solution to many and answer to many kids unhappiness because for the thousands of children that are in these orphanages that could easily go home with gay/lesbian couples. ... Many people argue that it is real interesting that gay couples can be foster parents but cannot adopt. ... My problem with this test is how can you really tell who is a good parent and who isn't? I feel that everyone can be a good parent I do not feel it should be left up to a test to decide whether someone is a good parent or not. All o...

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Homosexuals just want to walk around and be proud they are gay and just be able to walk around with their partners like heterosexuals do. ... In addition, Homosexuals are born knowing they are gay. ... "In 1959, Charles Barraclaugh tested this on lab rats. ... Though people are born gay, "homosexuals do not really know they are gay until they are 3 or 4 years old" (Fecteau interview). "Homosexuals don't chose to be gay, it's like they are chosen" (choice 1). ...

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"; in fact, research shows 10% of gay women and 20% of gay men are already parents (Knight & Pennington, 2010). ... The theory would also require the testing of the categorical imperative. ... () One of the arguments is that lesbian, gay or bisexual, LGB, couples are disadvantaged. ...

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Mainstream writers, politicians and cultural leaders who hate Jews or blacks or Asians but who have long since accepted the unwritten rules that forbid public expression of those prejudices still denounce gays with impunity" (61). ... The number of people in our population who have tested positive for HIV and Aids is sadly climbing. In the early and mid 90's homosexual men accounted for at least 45% of people who tested positive for HIV, so it is not unlikely that people should think that children in the care of homosexual men might contract the virus. ...

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Felicia Pratto and her colleagues conducted a study testing the status of the positions for which men and women were most likely to be hired. ... A review of 21 studies showed that between 16 and 46 percent of the identified lesbians, gays, and bisexuals surveyed reported that they had experienced some form of employment discrimination, as discrimination against individuals of these sexual orientations is legal in most workplaces in the U.S. ...

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