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Rumpole says: Children need loving parents. End of inquiry. Period.
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Monday, February 09, 2009
BAR SUPPORTS ADOPTION BY GAY PARENTS
The Florida Bar Board of Governors has voted 42-0 to authorize the Family Law section to file an amicus brief in the 3rd DCA in support of Miami Circuit Judge Cindy Lederman's ruling that the state's ban on adoption of children by gay couples violates the Equal Protection Clause.
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This is absolute proof that the Florida Bar totally espouses the homosexual agenda and unfairly and unlawfully disbarred be because I choose to freely and lawfully practice my Christian faith. Now who the hell else can I sue?
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Rump,
You should have added to your thought Children need loving parents,
"no matter what the parents sexual orientation is."
You're gonna have a lot of people who say that loving 'parents' means a mom and dad and not two moms or two dads.
I think I was clear with the "end of inquiry. Period." I think that showed that I did not believe that the decision on adoption should include anything other than if two people can provide a safe and loving environment.
When you start defining parents beyond one or two adults that assumes total responsibility to raise a child for life, you get into trouble.
lederman made the right decision, let's hope it sticks.
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