Same-sex couples gain victory on adoption in Australia

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Tweeter wrote:

Totally wrong !
All children have a right to know who their mother and father are or were.
In a related story we have this.
http://www.qna.net.nz/news/985.html

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Tweeter wrote:

Totally wrong !
All children have a right to know who their mother and father are or were.

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ngali wrote:

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What does that have to do with it?
Adoptees have the means to find who their real parents were if they want to. Adoption Jigsaw for example.
The issue is the same for heterosexual couples.

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tim wrote:

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women have no place in politics and justice courts. thats why your seeing these freakish and weird rules popping up.

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I myself am an adoptee .I'm glad I wasn't raised by a couple of TURD PUSHERS.
When my birth father in Melbourne tracked me down 3 years ago some 41 years after I was born I asked him how he would have felt if he'd found out that I'd been raised by a couple of Gays .His answer was that he wouldn't have been very happy.
My birth mother who I have now tracked down says exactly the same thing.
Back in the 60s the era of closed adoption teenage pregnancy was an extremely shameful thing for a family and many went to great lengths to hide it.
In my case ,my mother was sent from NSW to her God mothers house in Auckland NZ to have me .
I grew up totally unaware of my background where I came from everything.
Both of my birth parents were also adopted out at birth and both were later in life able to find their real families and establish lasting relationships .
Adoptees have enough to deal with in their lives without being made into political pawns for the Homo sodomite agenda.
PC clowns like you make me want to puke.

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anna3 wrote:

Why on earth would you ask such a question? It seems like the most stupid question to ask your birth parents who gave up their rights to you years ago. They have NO say in who adopted you.

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Because I'm totally against the Homo Sodomite agenda.
My mother was forced to give me up, she had no say in the matter.My father was unaware of my existance till ten years after my birth when he met my mother by chance in George St Sydney.
The fact that he wasn't even told about me makes the legal status of the original adoption seem very dodgey.
I have a much better relationship with my natural parents than I ever had with my adoptive parents.
Now run along and help yourself to a big bowl of STFUP !!

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anna3 wrote:

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Keep sprouting your vile hatred, just shows what a f u you really are!
Better relationship?! You don't know the meaning of the word!
I'd give you up too if I knew you'd turn out like the sh*thead that you are now!
Your poor adoptive parents!

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Tweeter wrote:

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This is typical of the drivel that seems to always flow from the mouths of the brainwashed PC crowd in torrents of verbal diarrhea .
Well done a Gold Star for you.
Shouldn't you be out hugging a tree or something ?
CRACKPOT !!

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anna3 wrote:

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Well you know where YOU can stick YOUR GOLD STAR! Psycho!

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Tweeter wrote:

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You mean give it to your Dyke lover so that she can ram it up your poop shoot with her strap on ?

Tweeter wrote:

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Because I'm totally against the Homo Sodomite agenda.
My mother was forced to give me up, she had no say in the matter.My father was unaware of my existance till ten years after my birth when he met my mother by chance in George St Sydney.
The fact that he wasn't even told about me makes the legal status of the original adoption seem very dodgey.
I have a much better relationship with my natural parents than I ever had with my adoptive parents.
Now run along and help yourself to a big bowl of STFUP !!

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Tweeter wrote:

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I myself am an adoptee .I'm glad I wasn't raised by a couple of TURD PUSHERS.
When my birth father in Melbourne tracked me down 3 years ago some 41 years after I was born I asked him how he would have felt if he'd found out that I'd been raised by a couple of Gays .His answer was that he wouldn't have been very happy.
My birth mother who I have now tracked down says exactly the same thing.
Back in the 60s the era of closed adoption teenage pregnancy was an extremely shameful thing for a family and many went to great lengths to hide it.
In my case ,my mother was sent from NSW to her God mothers house in Auckland NZ to have me .
I grew up totally unaware of my background where I came from everything.
Both of my birth parents were also adopted out at birth and both were later in life able to find their real families and establish lasting relationships .
Adoptees have enough to deal with in their lives without being made into political pawns for the Homo sodomite agenda.
PC clowns like you make me want to puke.

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ngali wrote:

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Well, I wasn't asking for your life story, but since you're looking to share... your experience could help to shed light on the nature vs nurture debate. Just which set of parents gave you your hateful attitude?
You were saying adoptees should have the right to know their birth parents. I was just saying that is an issue for ALL adoptees, if the adoptive parents are gay or not.

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tim wrote:

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ngali only a gay pervert or a weirdo would support such a law, so which one are you

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anna3 wrote:

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More like which one are you?

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Out of curiosity, do you feel some resentment towards your natural parents even if your mother was forced to give you up and your father didn't know that he had a son until you were 10.
Did you ask your mother why she never searched for you years later and why your father took so long to look for you?
If you don't want to answer that is fine because it is a personal matter. I just don't believe that I could be as forgiving as you are.

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I never searched for my birth mother as I thought at the time of my birth she was very young and had probably in later life had gotten married and had a family of her own.
I didn't want to show up and open up a whole can of worms so to speak. I now know though that after my birth she was never able to have any children again even though she tried. So I'm her only child. The reason she didn't come looking for me is exactly the same.
My father came looking for me as he felt guilty about what had happened all those years ago .Also because he'd also been adopted out at birth and later in life reunited with his natural family. He wanted me to have the same experience.