Lesbian Couple Loses Custody Ruling

[That Subliminal Kid]

Thank God. Keep the kids out of the filthy hands of fags.

[Dimensio]

You're not paying attention. They lost the right for both to be declared "parents", but they both still have custody of the children.

Also, how do you know that their hands are filthy? They may employ regular and intelligent handwashing practices.

[That Subliminal Kid]

You're right, I leap for joy anytime a ruling comes down against fags, in whatever degree. They should extract the child from the home imho.

[Dimensio]

With what should be done with the children once they are extracted?

[yendu bwam]

Bonfield adopted two sons in 1996. Using artificial insemination, she gave birth to a son in 1996, and then to boy and girl twins in 1998. Zachritz later gave birth to a son by artificial insemination.

Right. Good loving parents who refused their kids their fathers. Nice.

[ohioman]

You are right. Fags continue to add another layer of filth on society.

[Born in a Rage]

Right. Good loving parents who refused their kids their fathers. Nice.

Ummmm, their fathers released their sperm into a cup for chump change....I think they knew they wouldn't know their biological children.

[yendu bwam]

Ummmm, their fathers released their sperm into a cup for chump change....I think they knew they wouldn't know their biological children.

The point, which I believe you miss is this: Moms created kids on purpose without fathers. That's incredibly wrong and selfish. The fathers created kids without ever intending to love them, to care for them, or to raise them. That's incredibly wrong and selfish.

[Joe Boucher]

I think one would have a warped sence of life if one were raised by a couple of lesbians or a couple of fags. Glad i didn't have to endure that kind of crap.

[Looking for Diogenes]

They should extract the child from the home imho.

You want the state to decide who is qualified to be a parent? Great...

[Born in a Rage]

Do you think it's easy to go through childbirth and raise kids....of course the mom's wanted the kids. I was raised by my Mom...Dad was a biker, Mom left him. You think maybe my Mom should have given me up for adoption?

[yendu bwam]

Do you think it's easy to go through childbirth and raise kids....of course the mom's wanted the kids. I was raised by my Mom...Dad was a biker, Mom left him. You think maybe my Mom should have given me up for adoption?

Again you miss the point. Your Mom did not deliberately bring you into this world without a dad. These moms did. I believe (along with millions of others) that kids should have a mom and a dad. (You know, the kind that are real, that love and protect and cherish and teach and guide their kids.) These moms decided that they would bring kids into the world, knowing full well that those kids would never have real dads. That is incredibly selfish. Yes, they suffered pain in delivery. Does that mean they are less selfish for denying their kids dads? Of course not. That would be like my saying that because I work hard to provide my kids a house, it's alright to not give them enough food. There's a new thing in our country today, where anybody thinks they are virtuous for bringing kids into this world without a mom or a dad. That's really, really sad. Most especially to the kids involved. I don't know for sure, but I would guess that you often missed having a loving dad help raise you. I know I appreciated mine tremendously, and love him greatly now.

[JDoutrider]

I was raised by my Mom...Dad was a biker, Mom left him.

Being a Biker is reason enough to leave your spouse???

Guess I better tell my Grandkids their Grandma has been wrong all these years...

[1_American]

Call me homoohobic ... but I don't think it's right for "gay" couples to have "pet" children

[BikerNYC]

...Dad was a biker, Mom left him.

I resemble that remark.

[Born in a Rage]

Dad!!!!! lol, just kiddin'....no it was not about him being a biker, it's just the way I usually refer to my dad.

[Born in a Rage]

See #17 okay? Personally, I like bikers....

[Born in a Rage]

No. I didn't miss him, actually. We were better off without him. You are missing my point....I'm just trying to illustrate that MANY people grow up without a Dad around, not just people with a lesbian Mom - so whether or not the Dad is involved isn't even an issue.

[yendu bwam]

No. I didn't miss him, actually. We were better off without him.

You may not have missed him. Did you miss having a loving father in your life?