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It’s never been correct, historically this ideology has been Normalised recently and has never been accepted and never should’ve been
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Using the logic that only one gender adopting a child is wrong. Surely that means everyone against lgbtqia+ adoption rights should also be against single dads or mother or any other gender conforming person adopting as a single person? Also this ideology that its "all woke" and "only just been normalised" is completely wrong you can see lgbtqia+ adoptions and surrogacy in history for decades
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LGBTQI+ persons have existed for thousands of years, as has been documented since human records began - there are even stone age era markings that depict this. The counter argument to this is based in homophobic ideology, and has no place in our society.
To adopt is a choice with great consequence, and is not taken lightly. Further, it is not an "ideology" - LGBTQI+ is backed in scientific fact, it quite simply is not a choice as this statement presents.
If anything, we should be looking to improve upon the rights of said persons, and actively encouraging LGBTQI+ persons to adopt. Love is love, and a child being welcomed into a family regardless of their sexuality should be celebrated.
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@BD75LVX 2mos2MO
Every person has the right to choose whether they want a child or not, no matter what their sexual orientation. Children who need a home have no bother who their parents are. A parent is a parent to a child without. It is about the safety, care and significance of the child's needs - not whether the parent is gay or not. Why is this still a thing in 2026?!
@BDCFJT4 2mos2MO
LGBT is more a political movement than a social movement, an honourable Gay or Lesbian couple would not need to debase themselves with any political movement if they believe their love to be true. If they were just a couple that just so happen to be same sex, fine, but if they advocate for the LGBT Movement, then there is a political motive behind the adoption.
Advocating for LGBT movement is advocating for equality for all sexualities. This statement, although not directly attacking the LGBT community and appearing supportive, actually further condemns them, it states that advocating for your own rights means your existence is political when it should not be
@B8BLVWT8mos8MO
Who someone is attracted to is not a problem, but sexual orientation and gender identity have been twisted into one category when it's not the same thing. I feel as if gender ideology is being pushed onto vulnerable younger people who are confused about their sexuality, and then gender gets involved.
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First, a child musts, in terms of being raised, need a Father and a Mother, it creates a conflict in their behavioural upbringing if they are exposed to two fathers or mothers, social hierarchy and family dynamics are effected and the LGBT community has gained infamy in exposing children to Adult content and indoctrinating transgender idealogues within said children before mental maturity can take a hold, destroying the sanctity of their youth.
Second, LGBT is a violation of long standing Christian values that should be heavily restricted, including but not limited to banning gay marriage, owning a child and getting community welfares.
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There are large fears of discrimination, being adopted is difficult, throwing another thing into the mix such as gay parents is even more subject for discrimination and this can cause vast issues for the adopted child. It takes away from strong values which we are built upon, gay people should be able to get married, not in a religious building and that is all okay but not adoption.
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The Catholic Catechism. It also strikes me as odd that the only replies I am required to give are on LGBT adoption rights; surely other issues are more important on a political level? Why should we care so much about a minority group of sinners whom society just so happens to accept at this point in history?
@B5W5LC2 1yr1Y
If you believe in god or not, the world was created so that men and women can have children through sex, it was not created so that 2 men or 2 women could take advantage of people who are uninterested in their children or just can’t afford children. The lgbt couple will also be having a negative impact on the child as the child will not be raised normal and will be raised as a child who cannot defend itself, therefore lgbt adoption should be banned
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The LGBT is not seen as part of the country or its people they dont get special rights or regulations as it was men and woman who made this world and not men on men or women on women it was straight heterosexuell men and women wgo desinged and made the country how it is today so the LGBT does not get special rights or regulations or the same rights as most of the people of our country
@B22TT9T 2yrs2Y
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Human beings are social animals that develop via imprinting and imitating. The traditional family structure provides the best safeguards we know for carrying on into the next generation. The population in UK has only been kept afloat due o immigration. The cultural effects of treating a mother and father family as equal to other forms of relationships is one of many factors contributing to population and societal decline.
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@9NMJ2GZLiberal Democrat2yrs2Y
LGBT adoption denies the idea of men and women having differing but equal roles. A child needs both a male and female parent, as they have different attributes, strengths and weaknesses. Without an influence of one of the sexes, the child will struggle to develop as well as their equitable peers who have both parents.
@9NDDMS9British National2yrs2Y
Adoption is all about creating a safe loving & positive environment for a generally very disturbed child. An environment that doesn't raise questions, but one that allows them to blend in seamlessly. The focus needs to be on the child rather than the needs of the people that wish to adopt. Children aren't puppies that are there to fill an adults need. Surely each precious child has the right to a father & a mother. Or are men & women essentially identical?? If people think of there being no differences between men & women, then yes, i can see that same sex parents are ok.
But I will always come back to what the child would choose. It's their choice. If they want 2 mummies because they are afraid of men, surely that is just perpetuating their views that all men are to be avoided & vice versa...
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All kids deserve a stable complete home base, and while this can't really be controlled on those who have children themselves, it has always been our country's duty to make sure that the house adopted children go to will be safe and ensure healthy growth on the child in all areas of their life. Statistically there is more abuse in LGBT communities, which should raise alarm bells, we need the children to be protected.
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Fears that children adopted by same-sex couples would face bullying or that their own gender identities might be affected are largely unfounded. In fact, studies suggest that same-sex families are thriving – they score particularly well in assessments of family relationships, parental wellbeing and child adjustment.
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You need more proof than only a woman and a man can produce a child? That is my main reasoning for my stance. Two women or two men, should be able to adopt, sure, just as any single woman or man, as long as they're a financially (and uh, mentally) stable adult. But they shouldn't be treated the same as a straight couple. You're trying to mask an ideology as a fact of nature. It is not and never will be, but a lesser (or a child's) mind will take it as such.
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Being motherless can cause loneliness, worthlessness, feelings of being unwanted, social relationship problems, and mental depression. An absent mother can cause low self-esteem, emotional dysregulation, attachment issues, and may lead to seeking caregivers or avoidant partnerships.
Children who grow up with absent-fathers can suffer lasting damage. They are more likely to end up in poverty or drop out of school, become addicted to drugs.
Diminished Self-Concept and Security: When fathers are uninvolved, children report feeling abandoned, struggling with their emotions, and experiencing self-loathing.
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There is no proof that an LGBT couple couldn't provide the same stable and safe home as any heterosexual couple. Parental actions and suitability matters not on sexual orientation as there are plenty of people (as evidenced by how many children are waiting for a family) who have children by conception who are completely unsuitable to be parents. Sexual orientation and gender identity has nothing to do with the child, only with the couple. As far as the child goes, a loving, safe, nurturing, development forward family is what matters.
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@B8BHXW7 8mos8MO
Studies generally show no significant differences in child outcomes between same-sex and different-sex parents when family stability, resources, and support are similar. However, external stigma can affect children’s mental health, and many studies note small sample sizes and methodological limits, meaning conclusions should be cautious
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According to the .gov stats, they are 25% more likely than anyone else to attain mental health therapy, they are also less satisfied with their lives and also receive confrontation on a regular basis.
How is this a stable environment for a child? If there were a non LBGQT person applying for adoption and they have a history of mental health and a potential unstable environment, would they be able to adopt? I think the answer is no, seeing as the the child up for adoption is more susceptible to things like abuse and mental health issues as it is, and this will be adding fuel to the fire.
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A study has proven
Children who were deprived of maternal care during extended periods in their early lives “lacked feeling, had superficial relationships, and exhibited hostile or antisocial tendencies” as they developed into adulthood. what does this mean for children with two gay male parents.
A study (Sirota 2009) of 68 women with gay or bisexual fathers and 68 women with heterosexual fathers found a statistically significant difference between the two groups. The women (whose average age in both groups was 29) with gay or bisexual fathers had difficulty with adult attachmen… Read more
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