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>>Those who sleep with many partners increase the risk of STDs, perhaps condemning one to death
Define "many partners." A father should have his kid taken away if he dates a lot? Or engages in any activity that might increase the risk of death? Okay, what if the father rock climbs in his spare time? That's an activity that is risky and might condemn one to death. What if the father is a soldier? That's an activity that's risky and might condemn one to death.

No one is talking about taking a kid away, they are talking about restricting the right of the child's parent to TALK about an ex-lover's lifestyle.
In the case of a father and a risk taking behavior, I have the right as the mother to tell a child that I think the behavior of the father is stupid. (If you think a parent in a lifestyle does not normalize it for a child, look at the gay agenda). This judge has taken that right away from the child's MOTHER.

And if you think having different women in and out of a child's life for a man's pleasure is ok, I'll put you in touch with my dear friend, a Psychiatrist, who dealt with these cases. He can tell you stories to curl your hair.
Your job as a parent is to parent, not find a new woman to masterbate with as often as you can.

No one is talking about taking a kid away, they are talking about restricting the right of the child's parent to TALK about an ex-lover's lifestyle.

Well, I'm not in favor of allowing one parent to turn their kid against the other parent. It puts the child into an impossible situation- mommy is telling the kid that daddy is a scumbag. You don't see a problem with that? Judges are supposed to look out for the best interests of the child- allowing parents to constantly badmouth the other parent is not a good thing for a kid.

No one is talking about taking a kid away, they are talking about restricting the right of the child's parent to TALK about an ex-lover's lifestyle.

Actually, the judge is resrticting a great deal more that that.

From the original article: Cheryl Clark, who left a lesbian relationship in 2000 after converting to Christianity, was ordered by Denver County Circuit Judge John Coughlin to "make sure that there is nothing in the religious upbringing or teaching that the minor child is exposed to that can be considered homophobic."