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Gay adoption: do we change the laws?

Do I agree with gay adoptions? Am I a Homophobe? The answer to both inquiries is NO.

However, I have reservations about minorities who impose legal changes that the majority oppose. Do lawmakers genuinely believe that Australians support gay adoptions?

It appears that some years ago, homosexuals emerged quietly from the closet, but now it seems doors are being slammed, and their views are being forcefully presented in the media at every chance.

The gay friends I maintain connections with are respectful, considerate, and supportive. They have never sought my opinion on laws impacting children and adoption. Their personal lives remain just that…private.

The issue of minority persecution based on sexual orientation and race must always be defended judiciously in legal contexts. Nevertheless, there should also be consideration for the majority perspective.

If a poll were to occur tomorrow, how do you think the populace would respond? YES or NO to gay adoption? Does that imply gay individuals should be barred from adopting? The answer is NO. The real question is why the laws should be altered.

Is it obligatory for all gay individuals to have the right to adopt, or only those who show a true affection for children and wish to provide shelter, comfort, and protection to our future generations?

By thoroughly understanding and examining each applicant, we could progress slowly, thoughtfully, and ultimately towards a welcoming process without necessitating a change in the law.

by TOG

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