Zone1 Inter-racial Adoption

[Unkotare]

Hahaha…your country, that’s some funny shit. You mean Mexico’s county?
.....

Proving once again that you understand nothing about The United States of America.

 

[Unkotare]

.....…why would ANYONE sane want America to look and feel like East Lost Angeles?

Why would ANYONE want a cowardly weakling like you in my great nation?

 

[Alan Stallion]

There are at least a dozen "people" (black, white, etc.) who frequently post here who oppose things like inter-racial adoption. Some idiot-weaklings even use anachronistic terms like "race traitor" and related stupidity.

But sometimes it works out pretty well.

Family of 7 takes in elderly neighbor as honorary grandpa

A family of seven has anointed their 82-year-old neighbor an honorary grandpa and makes sure he's invited to every holiday and gathering.

www.usatoday.com

T'is a nice article. He (Callihan) sums it well when he says, "It doesn't hurt to be nice. That's the other thing, it costs you nothing, but a lot of times, you get a better return."

At my church, there was an Indian couple with three lovely daughters, and they'd call our white Pastor "Grandpa" (I'm "Uncle Alan" to them as well).

No need for racial division, and to those who engage and thrive off of it, shame on them.

 

[Ghost of a Rider]

I have a niece who married a black man and they have two mixed-race children whose complexion favors their father. I’ve loved these kids like they were my own since they were born and they both say I’m their favorite uncle.

I also have a nephew that has four adopted children, one being black.

As long as a child is taken from an unloving, poverty-stricken and dysfunctional environment and loved and nurtured, I don’t give a shit what color they are.

 

[ninja007]

LIBS are happy if less white people.

 

[Unkotare]

LIBS are happy if less white people.

???

 

[Unkotare]

"A family of seven in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, is adding an unexpected new member to the brood: their elderly neighbor.

Sharaine Caraballo and her husband, Wilson, make sure that 82-year-old Paul Callahan, who lives across the street, is invited to every family dinner, cookout and holiday gathering.

"The kids run up to him like that's their grandfather," said Sharaine. "Paul is definitely a family member. He's no longer considered a neighbor."