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    I really don’t understand this ”Gay parenting” issue.

    It strikes me that male homosexuals prefer to stuff it up each other’s arses and therefore they know that producing offspring is not on the menu.

    Equally female homosexuals prefer sex between themselves and men are not included. As they prefer sperm-free sex then they should just get on with the pussy munching and accept that this lifestyle precludes having babies.

    #287813

    @cas wrote:

    Errrr no. :roll:

    Iv’e been shot down in flames for my opinions on gays adopting children before. It remains the same though. I think that they put their own needs, way above those of the child, or children in question, and I think that’s wrong.

    It’s ok to say a child just needs to be loved and it’s in some ways true. A child also tho, doesn’t need to go through school, being villified by the school bully, cos every school has one :roll: because they have two dads.

    I’m not saying by that, that they make bad parents, I just feel that they’re selfish parents, who, as I said, are thinking about themselves more.

    Fairy snuff then (not a gay jibe btw lol, simply a play on the words “fair enough” lol :lol: )

    Well that, rather than some homophobic reaction is the point of this thread, gays are as a group seemingly above discussion, scrutiny or examination in our current PC society

    But once they are or want to become parents should that still apply?

    Now I doubt very much that even if scrutinised they could collectively be seen as bad parents, infact I would bet that isnt going to be the case. But within the gay grouping there are quite distinct sub groupings such as the “mincer” who could psychologically have a potentially negative effect on the emotional and social development of male children, and the raging bull dyke man hating feminist type lesbian who could potentially have a severe negative effect on both male and female children (and yes, I do also accept the existence of severe man hating straight women too and mysoginistic male parents, but thats a different topic and would or should equally be a thing to be examined IMO)

    But this thread was just to see how many people would even be cognitively able to entertain a) the thought gays, as with normal people SHOULD be allowed to be scrutinised, as PC doctorate leans towards suggesting they shouldnt be, as doing so is “homophobic” and b) how many people could actually contemplate possible downsides specifically linked to gay parenting which again is frowned upon in such a PC society, even tho no amount of scrutiny or theorising with straight parents gets so much as a batted eyelid

    The basic premis is simply based on the widely known and acknowledged fact that parents do provide (usually) the bulk of the modelling criteria for a forming child, but that its also known they will model actions of parents they dont like (child abuse being one example, where the child often becomes and abuser despite logically knowing its wrong and disliking the act when they were the victim)

    So a trail of repetition through subconcious modelling is known as well as the formative outlooks, values and expectations which are formed very early in life before effective cognitive dissection and assymilation is capable by the child

    But this isnt even to do with whether a parent is gay or not, but more to do with the possible negatives that might be a result of early exposure to their lifestyle in the same way that a straight parent (male or female) who sleeps around a lot in plain sight or easily figure outable sight of their child can also have severe negative effects on their child long term the same way parents leaving or splitting can do when its time for them to form and maintain their own relationships

    Many effects occurences in a childs formative years have arent visible till they are an adult and are facing similar situations themselves, so whether gay parenting does or doesnt have negative effects cant always be ascertained whilst they are still a child, and as far as I am aware no studies have been carried out re the further reaching possible consequences and nor has late life parenting or late life single parenting been examined as far as I am aware

    Now excuse me if I dont accept those ponderances as being “homophobic” lol, but as far as I am concerned they are, as with the other comparatives I mentioned quite reasonable trains of thought worthy of at least being kicked around and wondered at EVEN tho its to do with “super dooper above averagely fabulatastic gay folks” as I dont see any reason at all why they need or should have any more special treatment than anyone else

    Thats called equality btw lol

    Theyre JUST gay, not special or any better than hetro folksies :D

    #287814

    @forumhostpb wrote:

    I really don’t understand this ”Gay parenting” issue.

    It strikes me that male homosexuals prefer to stuff it up each other’s arses and therefore they know that producing offspring is not on the menu.

    Equally female homosexuals prefer sex between themselves and men are not included. As they prefer sperm-free sex then they should just get on with the pussy munching and accept that this lifestyle precludes having babies.

    Not agreeing or disagreeing with that, but what about when someone “comes out” (And I dont mean when they withdraw prior to goo splattering lol) when they are ALREADY parents?

    Their “lifestyle choice” was either to not become gay till later life, to be bisexual then decide which side of the fence they prefer or to simply ignore their gay urges hoping it would vanish and then find it hadnt done?

    Of course if being gay WAS ever found to be a genetic flaw that couldnt be fixed rather than majoratively a psychological issue we could then place known genetically gay kids with gay parents couldnt we? Which would surely be a good thing IF the child is going to be unnavoidably a turd tapper or kebab muncher later in life, therefore reserving genetically straight kids to be parented by straight parents?

    But your comments also links to sterile people having IVF, their sex cant produce kids either

    And women who choose a lifestyle based around a career but THEN want kids when they cant have them without the aid of IVF, how are they any different? So should they also be banned? Because although not a sexual lifestyle choice, it IS still a non procreative lifestyle choice just the same?

    :lol:

    #287815

    Cas

    On the whole point of the IVF issue itself.

    Do I think that Lesbians/Gays should be able to re-produce by use of this method? whatever mine or anyone elses thoughts, it’s going to happen, it’s already happened.

    I don’t tho, and never will, think that they should be made a special case because of their ”circumstances”, whether through choice, or genetics, they should be placed on the same waiting list and have to go through the same scutiny’s as any normal couple who wish to have children but cannot, or fail to conceive, for whatever reason, in the normal way. Doesn’t happen tho does it, thanks to the PC brigade :roll: [/color]

    #287816

    @cas wrote:

    I personally don’t think a ”perfect” as you put it, parent, exists.

    As parents, we do our best…..I personally work in the licenced trade, i’m a Manager for a branch of Threshers. I see plenty parents coming in there, buying alchohol, I sell it to them, doesn’t make them bad parents, doesn’t make me a bad parent because I like to have a drink.

    But Uber………….if it came to a choice of putting a meal on the table, or buying a bottle of alchohol, it would definately be a meal on the table,,,,,I can’t say the same thing for some of the customers who come into the shop. Who, having bought their alchohol and cigarettes, scream expletives at the child when it has the audacity to ask for a bag of crisps or a packet of sweets, with the words, ”I aint got the money for sweets!!!!!”

    I have on many occassions given the child the sweets or crisps. So whether you like it or not, Sweet does have a very valid point.

    But isnt that the exact same point I made?

    That most people who are clinically classed as alcoholics arent drunken bums who never have food in for their kids? Look up the definition of an alcoholic, its simply someone who HAS to have a drink, cant do without it. Many of them have well paid jobs and can quite capably manage both and are often not even thought of as having a “problem” by anyone who knows them

    But it CAN still have an adverse effect on their kids many years down the road as can many quite ordinary occurences in a household which are far LESS obvious than the likely negatives from growing up in a gay single sex parenting enviroment

    The point I was making there is nobody bats an eyelid at theorising the possible harm any factor in a straight household might have, but try to get people to do the EXACT SAME thing where gay people are concerned and the “oooh you homophobe”, “your a gay basher” or “are you secretly gay” nonsense is wheeled out because people in general have been brainwashed into feeling its “wrong” to discuss or examine aspects of gay peoples lives that wouldnt be given a second thought if being done to straight people which is usually quite clearly shown when I wheel threads like this out for the first time on a message board as its a good one for seeing the thought behind peoples views

    #287817

    Cas

    @ubermik wrote:

    @cas wrote:

    I personally don’t think a ”perfect” as you put it, parent, exists.

    As parents, we do our best…..I personally work in the licenced trade, i’m a Manager for a branch of Threshers. I see plenty parents coming in there, buying alchohol, I sell it to them, doesn’t make them bad parents, doesn’t make me a bad parent because I like to have a drink.

    But Uber………….if it came to a choice of putting a meal on the table, or buying a bottle of alchohol, it would definately be a meal on the table,,,,,I can’t say the same thing for some of the customers who come into the shop. Who, having bought their alchohol and cigarettes, scream expletives at the child when it has the audacity to ask for a bag of crisps or a packet of sweets, with the words, ”I aint got the money for sweets!!!!!”

    I have on many occassions given the child the sweets or crisps. So whether you like it or not, Sweet does have a very valid point.

    But isnt that the exact same point I made?

    That most people who are clinically classed as alcoholics arent drunken bums who never have food in for their kids? Look up the definition of an alcoholic, its simply someone who HAS to have a drink, cant do without it. Many of them have well paid jobs and can quite capably manage both and are often not even thought of as having a “problem” by anyone who knows them

    But it CAN still have an adverse effect on their kids many years down the road as can many quite ordinary occurences in a household which are far LESS obvious than the likely negatives from growing up in a gay single sex parenting enviroment

    The point I was making there is nobody bats an eyelid at theorising the possible harm any factor in a straight household might have, but try to get people to do the EXACT SAME thing where gay people are concerned and the “oooh you homophobe”, “your a gay basher” or “are you secretly gay” nonsense is wheeled out because people in general have been brainwashed into feeling its “wrong” to discuss or examine aspects of gay peoples lives that wouldnt be given a second thought if being done to straight people which is usually quite clearly shown when I wheel threads like this out for the first time on a message board as its a good one for seeing the thought behind peoples views

    I wasn’t accusing you of anything Uber, just asking the question.

    While your theorising tho, that many people who might have a drug or alchohol problem but who also hold down well paid jobs and look after their kids. There are also those who don’t. Those who do have drug/alchohol problems, bang out kids by the dozen because theyre too ”out of it” to think about contraceptive, much less use it. Children which are paid for out of the benefits office, ultimately the tax payer, the parent continuing their choice of lifestyle, ie., drugs/alchohol, instead of using the money given them to care for their children properly. So,,,,,thats where Sweet, does have a very valid point, you can dress it up all you like, with the so called, responsible drug/alchohol users, there are plenty who don’t give a sh it about anyone or anything when it comes to the next fix, and will!! neglect their children and sell their own mothers. If you think that’s wrong, then I think you must be living on another planet!

    #287818

    @cas wrote:

    @ubermik wrote:

    @cas wrote:

    I personally don’t think a ”perfect” as you put it, parent, exists.

    As parents, we do our best…..I personally work in the licenced trade, i’m a Manager for a branch of Threshers. I see plenty parents coming in there, buying alchohol, I sell it to them, doesn’t make them bad parents, doesn’t make me a bad parent because I like to have a drink.

    But Uber………….if it came to a choice of putting a meal on the table, or buying a bottle of alchohol, it would definately be a meal on the table,,,,,I can’t say the same thing for some of the customers who come into the shop. Who, having bought their alchohol and cigarettes, scream expletives at the child when it has the audacity to ask for a bag of crisps or a packet of sweets, with the words, ”I aint got the money for sweets!!!!!”

    I have on many occassions given the child the sweets or crisps. So whether you like it or not, Sweet does have a very valid point.

    But isnt that the exact same point I made?

    That most people who are clinically classed as alcoholics arent drunken bums who never have food in for their kids? Look up the definition of an alcoholic, its simply someone who HAS to have a drink, cant do without it. Many of them have well paid jobs and can quite capably manage both and are often not even thought of as having a “problem” by anyone who knows them

    But it CAN still have an adverse effect on their kids many years down the road as can many quite ordinary occurences in a household which are far LESS obvious than the likely negatives from growing up in a gay single sex parenting enviroment

    The point I was making there is nobody bats an eyelid at theorising the possible harm any factor in a straight household might have, but try to get people to do the EXACT SAME thing where gay people are concerned and the “oooh you homophobe”, “your a gay basher” or “are you secretly gay” nonsense is wheeled out because people in general have been brainwashed into feeling its “wrong” to discuss or examine aspects of gay peoples lives that wouldnt be given a second thought if being done to straight people which is usually quite clearly shown when I wheel threads like this out for the first time on a message board as its a good one for seeing the thought behind peoples views

    I wasn’t accusing you of anything Uber, just asking the question.

    While your theorising tho, that many people who might have a drug or alchohol problem but who also hold down well paid jobs and look after their kids. There are also those who don’t. Those who do have drug/alchohol problems, bang out kids by the dozen because theyre too ”out of it” to think about contraceptive, much less use it. Children which are paid for out of the benefits office, ultimately the tax payer, the parent continuing their choice of lifestyle, ie., drugs/alchohol, instead of using the money given them to care for their children properly. So,,,,,thats where Sweet, does have a very valid point, you can dress it up all you like, with the so called, responsible drug/alchohol users, there are plenty who don’t give a sh it about anyone or anything when it comes to the next fix, and will!! neglect their children and sell their own mothers. If you think that’s wrong, then I think you must be living on another planet!

    But unless ONLY the sort of benefit funded child hoarding absolutely “out of it” type of alcoholic or drug user exists then her statement as it WAS an all encompassing one isnt valid

    Whereas if you check mine you will see words like “many” and “some” as no statement concerning any social group is all encompassing, the media just wants people to think that it is

    Infact the examples many take as being the majorative norm are infact in most cases usually just a minority, but a minority used to great effect by the government and media to create a desired public opinion and assumption

    As for the cost of these beer swilling, drug taking benefit scum, 1) They would get the same money even if they were drug free and tea total and 2) the entire cost for them, and infact the entire benefit system is, with PFI’s (public finance initiatives) being one of the worst offenders having created many millionaires and turned many existing ones into multimillionaires with tax payers money and making public services and buildings cost as much as 5 times what they should have cost and yet no or very little attention either publicly or by the media is paid to them VERY coincidentally lol

    And yet where is the drive to sort out internal government wastage and practices? Well that wont happen as long as the majority can be made to shift from one group of “baddies” to another endlessly blaming them for the shortfall in publicly available money

    Get any issue of private eye (literally ANY issue) and a piece of paper and add up the amount of money wasted on frivolity by central government and local government and you will see that the bulk of money the government doesnt have isnt because of the ageing population, the unemployed, single parents or any of those things as much as they try to convince the unquestioning sheep minded majority of the fact, its wasted by them and is compounded further by their private business dealings which financially protect their future at the expense of everyone elses

    And even putting that aside, I would rather see a million quid given in benefits to an indigenous single mother with a drink and drug problem whose extended family and forebears have all or many of whom HAVE paid into the system than a hundred quid being given to some benefits tourist who turns up on a plane, boat or train ready to drop her sprog in the softest healthcare and benefits nation on earth

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