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There's so much wrong with this story. The poor little boy.
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This "couple" seems like they tried their best to feminize this poor child. I'm glad he was removed from their custody, I hope that is a permanent decision. And why were the siblings separated?? That was another terrible decision by the court, I wonder why the girl's time with these people "didn't work out"? Quote:
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I heard it said years ago and it rings true more and more every time I read a story like this: homosexuals don't want equal rights - they already have that - they want the right to violate other people's rights.
Is there any explanation as to why the boy was forced to dress up like a girl? Was it punishment of some kind? I believe both of the lesbian "parents" need to be charged criminally and serve some prison time. At the very least, neither of them should EVER be entrusted with the custody of a child for as long as they remain lesbians.
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I'm sure lesbian and gay rights groups are going to try and make this all about themselves and their rights instead of what it should be about which is the welfare and protection of this poor child.
As to that other case, the biological father's name should have remained on that birth certificate! I agree with you, Cathy, there seems to be little to no consideration being given to these innocent children's lives and how all of this is going to affect them and their identity as they grow up. What a mess!
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Yes, the child will probably be the last consideration...unless, of course, he can be used politically somehow.
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I'm sure if they think they can use this case to show they're being discriminated against, they'll do it.
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Show me the right path, O Lord; point out the road for me to follow. Lead me by Your truth and teach me, for You are a God who saves me. All day long I put my hope in You. (Psalm 25: 4-5) "For God so loved the world that He gave His only son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life." (John 3:16) |
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I guess I'd like to know more of the story. Was he dressed as a girl as punishment? Was it a joke? Did the kid mind?
There's a picture of Kelli's nephew on Facebook dressed up as a girl. I think he's 7. His sister dressed him up, put makeup on him, etc. He went along with it because he thought it was funny. I don't think he was being abused or humiliated. He doesn't act feminine normally. He's a regular little boy. I'd also like to know why the 12 year old girl didn't work out and was separated from her brother to live with a different family. That might give more info than the boy being dressed up. |
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If either of them were to accept Christ, abandon their lesbian lifestyle, enter into a true marriage (read: a heterosexual marriage), then gets pregnant with her husband's child, I would have trouble denying either of them the right to be a mother of her own biological child.
BTW, I've asked adamt to remove his sig image. That's just too close to pornographic for this website.
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Nate, I was being rhetorical about them not having kids. I know we as a society can't stop people who shouldn't have children from doing so (drug abusers, alcoholics, violent people, etc) because any laws like that have the probablility of being abused or applied to the wrong people. But it seems that this couple were humiliating the boy, that's why I agree with the decision to place him in another foster home, hopefully with his sister. Some people aren't cut out to be parents; if they feel the need to have children in their lives they can certainly do so in other ways that are much needed - volunteering at Boys and Girls clubs, Big Brother/Sister programs, scouting, TAs, mentoring, tutoring, etc.
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