To: doodlelady
Actually, gays have been adopting children for years. That concerns me much more than gay marriage ever could, but somehow we crossed that bridge with little fanfare.
6 posted on
03/01/2004 11:11:20 PM PST by
squidly
(Money is inconvenient for them: give them victuals and an arse-clout, it is enough.)
To: squidly
somehow we crossed that bridge with little fanfare. Is it too late to make a scene?
Has the battle really been lost...or even fought?
The world wants rainbow colors and I yearn for the days of black and white.
9 posted on
03/01/2004 11:18:42 PM PST by
b9
To: squidly
Not so fast, the 11th upheld a FL prohibition on adoption by homosexuals, the SCOTUS just refused to hear the appeal. Ban stands.
Many people never realized it existed and there are rumblins to prohibit it after passing the FMA.
Also the procedure in many states is to have one "parent" adopt and then grant guardianship to the other "parent".
Eventually I would like to see the law get into a child can only have one mother and one father. This happens now with divorce court orders where the step-mother/father is not allowed to be called mother or father. But those are the really nasty cases.
What we realy need is for a conservative think tank to start writing a model divorce code, family law code.
To: squidly
Do agree -having won that battle in the courts -where the
enemy anticipates the battle for homosexual marriage will
also be won. Adoption was one of many methods by which the
enemy chose to force all of America to sanctify their
aberrant and destructive lifestyle choice.Enough States now
have courts that will grant adoption.And even courts in
States that do not formally recognize the fraud of homosexual unions many State courts will dissolve unions their States do not recognize.This is but the latest battle
to capture the Government of America And they are greatly
encouraged by Lawrence v.Texas.And America's submission to
even a corrupt and errant court order.
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