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First, I cant help but once again notice the double standard. You are upset over people being "childish" and then start telling people they have a small penis. Not sure what your penis fixation is about, but clearly childish in a discussion about raising kids.
Second, you've admitted you put children in homes where they were hated. Yet, it's everyone else who hates children because we want them in the best possible home.
Yea I admit, I fell into the childish standard of Del and Des. My bad.
Secondly, no one in the field intends to do so, but it happens. There was too many cases and too little resources (financially) to do better background and investigative research on Foster parents. So children were placed, not because of intent, but more so because lack of resources. So it did happen. No doubt. As far as the best possible home, I have to say again, 99 percent of the bad homes children were placed in were hetrosexual ones. You do that math. How could you say with absolute certainty that homosexual ones would be worse? You can't.
That's because 99% of the homes children were placed in WERE HETEROSEXUAL HOMES.
If there are 100 homosexual foster homes, and 100 heterosexual foster homes, those odds of children being abused would likely be very similar in both homes.
PEOPLE are abusive. Not sexual preferences.
I absolutely agree. But you can't deny that people think that putting a child in a homosexual home is worse then a hetrosexaul one. That was the point of this thread. Why are hetrosexuals allowed to have children, if what you say both are similar in chances, and the homosexuals not. And how could you honestly both are the same, if history never allowed a even chance?