I think if that’s the goal those people should not hide behind state’s rights. Because if states rights were really the goal, those people would just leave it at that. But regardless, I don’t think people with such starkly different worldviews can peacefully coexist.
Sure, there are good people out there, but how many would step up to deal with the adaption bullcrap already in place?
There are a lot looking to adopt. Took us 7 years, and I had the cash. Unfortunately it's mainly about funds. I've watched folks go many avenues to raise funds to have the opportunity (saw one couple on their weekends off at an event selling t-shirts). Eliminate that hurdle, and you'd see many more adoptions.
If you're that worried about it, maybe cut unwed mothers off from assistance at any higher number of children than they had when initially enrolling. If you can't afford more children, maybe keep your legs closed
Not true in my case.
That problem, like so many other, is government created...
Unfortunately, adaption isn't getting any easier, not just financially.
That's a hurdle, that if it actually materializes, is easily dealt with by reductions in those regulations that drive the costs up. Not by continuing to kill babies.
Not very if there is only accusation of looking down the nose at reality.
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Well it’s only been in the last year that men could get pregnant so you had 61 years that were safe.
That’s why I say enforcing responsibility to that level is impractical. The reality would be, we’d have more of what we say we don’t like. More power to child protective services. And more fatherless homes. Adoption to parents who are already responsible would be ideal. But that takes more people willing to want these kids.
Or fewer people screwing without regard to the consequences.
I don’t think that’s practical either. What great new government bureaucracy will be needed to handle that?
That’s a problem that needs solved. I think the red tape around adoption is onerously prohibitive, without really contributing to the wellbeing of the child.
Undoubtedly RvW created a greater sense of “free love”. I think there will still be a lot of unwanted pregnancies. There were before RvW. They were better hidden because pregnancy out of wedlock was frowned upon. So the plastic Baptists found all kinds of ways to preserve the appearance of their piety. What will they do now that society has reversed the culture?
Good fortune for them.
This. It needs to be easier to adopt domestically and easier to immigrate to the country legally. (while we are on the subject of making things easier)
