Hutch Starskey
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I have one birth certificate. Two exist for adopted children. Yet you claim their's is no different than mine. It's obviously different. For one thing, mine was issued on the day of my birth. That isn't true for adopted children. That's how we know it's a fake.^ So freaking dumb.Because you're retatded.
In other words, you can't prove it.
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Thanks for playing!
I don't need to prove what I know to be true.
If you could manage even a passing flash of critical thought you may figure it out too.
Why do you imagine that it's so difficult for adopted people to find their biological parents if It's on their BC?
Because it's not on their BC. The legal parents are.
It's because the courts have sealed their BC and created a phony replacement. The fact is the day you are born you are given a BC that names your biological parents. The one given to children adopted by queers is fake.
You are truly dopey, dude. Every adopted person has the same BC whether their parents are same sex or traditional. It's not "phony" as a BC is just a legal document that says when and where one was born and who the legal parents are. That's all it is and all it ever was.
Two don't exist for adopted children. The new one supersedes to old one. I have had three. My original long ago deteriorated. I replaced it and that one was lost and again replaced. None of them were fake. The original long-form is kept on file with the county that issued it. Only short forms are issued.
There is nothing fake about the BC of adopted people. It is simply a legal document not some bit of holy scripture as you imagine.
How do you suppose adoptive parents can show that they are the legal parents without It?
How can they enroll their child in school, their health plan or consent to medical care without it?