[Philo-Junius]

It’s not an imperfection—that would be preferring, say watching television to charity work.

It’s immorality, and too many people can’t seem to admit it.

[count-your-change]

And the posters here prove it. To actually say an immoral act is immoral? Not likely!

[rintense]

But by your statement alone, the only way to become moral again is to give up a child because the parents don't fit into your time frame for marriage, regardless of whether or not the unmarried couple would be good parents.

Have you ever made a mistake in your life? Ever received a ticket? Was your car taken away forever by your parents, or did they perhaps, trust that you would learn from your mistake?

See, that's why mistakes happen, so we can learn from them. But you'd rather continue punishing Bristol and Levi because they don't fit into your marriage timeframe.

Again, answer me this: if they got married and then divorced within two years, would that be ok with you? Or would you advocate giving the child to someone else?