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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #210 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 11:29 AM »
I don't know about you but I didn't ONLY grow up with my parents. I have grandparents, aunts, uncles, neighbors, teachers, etc. I'm sure a child of a same-sex couple will have other people in their lives to serve as their male/female role models so anything they might miss with being raised by a same-sex couple will be more than compensated by other people.

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« Reply #211 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 11:36 AM »
I don't know about you but I didn't ONLY grow up with my parents. I have grandparents, aunts, uncles, neighbors, teachers, etc. I'm sure a child of a same-sex couple will have other people in their lives to serve as their male/female role models so anything they might miss with being raised by a same-sex couple will be more than compensated by other people.

I would disagree.  These grandparents, uncles, aunts, neighbors, teachers, etc...don't spend 24hrs a day and 7 days a week with the children to match influences and impressions made by parents.  Iba pa rin.  You said you have a nephew... Are you always spending time with your nephew like his parents do?

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« Reply #212 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 12:53 PM »
ganun naman talaga ang parents adjustable ang functions pero when in a family the dad is the dad and the mom is the mom

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to add:  the LGBT activists kept parroting this for years ==>

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So what's wrong with same sex couples from getting married? IT DOESN'T AFFECT YOU..

eh bakit naman po pati ang mga salita na ginagamit ng mga STRAIGHT na mga tao ay pilit ipinipilipit para sa kasiyahan ng mga HINDI STRAIGHT ?

linalason po ang mga kaisipan (at salita) ng mga anak ng mga STRAIGHT ..pinakikialaman ang mga kataga na ginagamit ng mga STRAIGHT subalit "it does not affect you (STRAIGHT)" daw po ?

alam po ba ninyo kung bakit patuloy po nilang nilalason ang kaisipan ng mga bata (mga anak ng mga STRAIGHT) ?

mas nainam po kung ang mga pananalita na lang po ng mga HINDI STRAIGHT ang pakialaman ng HINDI STRAIGHT. sila na lang po sana ang gumamit ng parent 1 and/or parent 2 kung iyan ang magpapasaya sa kanila.

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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #213 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 01:15 PM »
Kung gusto nila, give a different form for those who wish to be termed parent 1 and parent 2 if that's how they  would want to be appropriately termed in documentations(such as birth certificate)  and a different form for people who still want to be addressed as such.  Kasi kung sa court documentation ginawa nila yun baka maging precedence pa sa ibang documentation.

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« Reply #214 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 01:47 PM »
I would disagree.  These grandparents, uncles, aunts, neighbors, teachers, etc...don't spend 24hrs a day and 7 days a week with the children to match influences and impressions made by parents.  Iba pa rin.  You said you have a nephew... Are you always spending time with your nephew like his parents do?

Well, no but does it really matter that a child HAS to have two parents of the opposite sex? Lots of children that come from single parent homes grow up just fine. (one example off the top of my head: U.S. President Barack Obama). Studies have all shown (kahit hindi ka maniwala) that children raised by same sex couples grow up just as well as (and in some cases even better than) children from opposite sex households. 

Also, same sex couples who raise children are actually, on the average, far more attentive and loving parents than heterosexual couples. Why? Because if a same-sex couple has children, they actually WANTED them because they have to go through all these hoops and obstacles to be able to have them whether through adoption or through artificial insemination or surrogacy. Apart from the expenses, they must also contend with society wanting to prevent them from having children. So every child that a same sex couple has is 100% wanted and of course, they will take care and love them.

Heterosexual couples, on the other hand, can have children accidentally or have them because they are EXPECTED to have them or they feel obligated to have them. There is societal pressure for heterosexual couples to reproduce and procreate. Whether through accident or obligation/societal pressure, a significant percentage of children from heterosexual couples are not 100% wanted. Just going by statistics, a child from a heterosexual household is far more likely to feel unloved, abused or abandoned than a child from a same-sex household.

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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #215 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 02:28 PM »
Well, no but does it really matter that a child HAS to have two parents of the opposite sex? Lots of children that come from single parent homes grow up just fine. (one example off the top of my head: U.S. President Barack Obama).

Ibang issue na yun DOES THE CHILD NEED TO HAVE 2 OPPOSITE-SEX PARENTS.  Yun quoted post mo was about yun ano mang pagkukulang ng parents, will be "more than compensated" by other people.  So you really did not answer my question.
 
Studies have all shown (kahit hindi ka maniwala) that children raised by same sex couples grow up just as well as (and in some cases even better than) children from opposite sex households. 

Also, same sex couples who raise children are actually, on the average, far more attentive and loving parents than heterosexual couples. Why? Because if a same-sex couple has children, they actually WANTED them because they have to go through all these hoops and obstacles to be able to have them whether through adoption or through artificial insemination or surrogacy. Apart from the expenses, they must also contend with society wanting to prevent them from having children. So every child that a same sex couple has is 100% wanted and of course, they will take care and love them.

Heterosexual couples, on the other hand, can have children accidentally or have them because they are EXPECTED to have them or they feel obligated to have them. There is societal pressure for heterosexual couples to reproduce and procreate. Whether through accident or obligation/societal pressure, a significant percentage of children from heterosexual couples are not 100% wanted. Just going by statistics, a child from a heterosexual household is far more likely to feel unloved, abused or abandoned than a child from a same-sex household.

It's not a question of paniniwala.  It's a question of what's your basis for making such statements.  Can you provide nga the basis?  I am not saying you're wrong.  I am not saying you're right either.  But let me read your basis and maybe I can understand why you made such conclusions.

Fox example what's your basis for this?
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children raised by same sex couples grow up just as well as (and in some cases even better than) children from opposite sex households. 
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same sex couples who raise children are actually, on the average, far more attentive and loving parents than heterosexual couples.
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Just going by statistics, a child from a heterosexual household is far more likely to feel unloved, abused or abandoned than a child from a same-sex household.

Is this a matter of sheer numbers, survey?  Or percentages taken from a totality... like all same sex couple children?

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« Reply #216 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 06:23 PM »
Here are some articles that point that same sex couples make better parents:

http://www.medicaldaily.com/study-finds-same-sex-couples-make-better-parents-it-because-theyre-more-prepared-291628

http://www.livescience.com/17913-advantages-gay-parents.html

http://www.yourtango.com/2014220316/its-science-6-reasons-gay-parents-make-best-parents

And of course logic din. It makes perfect sense that a same sex couple who spent a lot of money and went through a lot of crap and of course condemnation and judgement from people and the Church in order to get their children WILL care for them extra well as opposed to a heterosexual couple who got their child because they got drunk or only have children because it was expected of them.

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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #217 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 06:42 PM »
Here are some articles that point that same sex couples make better parents:

http://www.medicaldaily.com/study-finds-same-sex-couples-make-better-parents-it-because-theyre-more-prepared-291628

http://www.livescience.com/17913-advantages-gay-parents.html

http://www.yourtango.com/2014220316/its-science-6-reasons-gay-parents-make-best-parents

And of course logic din. It makes perfect sense that a same sex couple who spent a lot of money and went through a lot of crap and of course condemnation and judgement from people and the Church in order to get their children WILL care for them extra well as opposed to a heterosexual couple who got their child because they got drunk or only have children because it was expected of them.

I will try to read all of them. But with regards to same sex couple caring for them extra well is bad logic.  Dito nga lalabas ang hindi mo pagka parent Klaus.  Iba pa rin kung anak mo ay kadugo mo.  Walang tatalo if kadugo mo.  I can guarantee you that Klaus. Same sex couple who adopt will never outdo the love and care for a parent for his/her biological child.  And same sex couples will never be able to duplicate that.

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« Reply #218 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 06:56 PM »
Here are some articles that point that same sex couples make better parents:

http://www.medicaldaily.com/study-finds-same-sex-couples-make-better-parents-it-because-theyre-more-prepared-291628

http://www.livescience.com/17913-advantages-gay-parents.html

http://www.yourtango.com/2014220316/its-science-6-reasons-gay-parents-make-best-parents

And of course logic din. It makes perfect sense that a same sex couple who spent a lot of money and went through a lot of crap and of course condemnation and judgement from people and the Church in order to get their children WILL care for them extra well as opposed to a heterosexual couple who got their child because they got drunk or only have children because it was expected of them.

Shut the F up! Puro ka article and hearsay. Hindi ka naman parent diba?

You insist that gay parents are better than normal heterosexual parents according to what you've just read? Baliw ka ba? Lakas ng sayad mo. Bakit kasi di ka pa pakasal sa kapwa mo bakla sa ibang bansa para matahimik ka na. Dami mong issues eh.

You base your life on everything that you read. Wala ka experience. So shut the F up!
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« Reply #219 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 07:08 PM »
I will try to read all of them. But with regards to same sex couple caring for them extra well is bad logic.  Dito nga lalabas ang hindi mo pagka parent Klaus.  Iba pa rin kung anak mo ay kadugo mo.  Walang tatalo if kadugo mo.  I can guarantee you that Klaus. Same sex couple who adopt will never outdo the love and care for a parent for his/her biological child.  And same sex couples will never be able to duplicate that.

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« Reply #220 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 07:12 PM »
Mas magastos mag adopt kaya mas mahal. So kung libre ang pag ampon hindi mo na mahal, walang gastos eh. Ano to pera pera ang pagmamahal.

How about this, duplicate this, 9 months pregnancy, and kalahating paa nasa hukay kapag nanganganak, at ang pagaalala ng father sa safety ng kanyang wife at anak.

Reproduce and procreate is different. Some heterosexual reproduce doesnt care love their children ganyan ang mga couple na kadalasan nagsama becaise of love only. But if the couples purpose of marriage is because of love and procreation them it is for the good of the community.children will be loved and nourished in an environment ideal for them, mother and father.
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« Reply #221 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 07:12 PM »
Shut the F up! Puro ka article and hearsay. Hindi ka naman parent diba?

You insist that gay parents are better than normal heterosexual parents according to just what you've read? Baliw ka ba? Lakas ng sayad mo. Bakit kasi di ka pa pakasal sa kapwa mo bakla sa ibang bansa para matahimik ka na. Dami mong issues eh.

You base your life on everything that you read. Wala ka experience. So shut the F up!

Eto ang mahirap sa religious kuno, self-righteous and unfortunately, laging nagmumura. LOL.

Anyway, eto ba ang klase ng hetero na ama na pinagmamalaki mo?http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/metro-manila/09/01/15/3-kids-killed-own-father-manila

Why can't you just let others who don't bother you, live their lives the way they want to? Kung sayo kaya gawin yan na people will hassle you because of the way you lead your life, how would you feel? Anyway, I will not expect any "sane" and "intelligent" reply, more like "third world country" beliefs reply pa expect ko. Organized religion is the opium of the "masses." Ang taong galing sa masa, balutin man ng ginto, lalabas at lalabas ang tunay na breeding.

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« Reply #222 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 07:21 PM »
Iba pa rin kung anak mo ay kadugo mo.  Walang tatalo if kadugo mo.  I can guarantee you that Klaus. Same sex couple who adopt will never outdo the love and care for a parent for his/her biological child.  And same sex couples will never be able to duplicate that.

a.) Some same-sex couples DO have children na kadugo din nila: They also do artificial insemination and surrogacy where they can have biological children.

b.) Filipinos seem to put too much stock in "blood". So much so that there's a stigma placed on adopted children like they're something less about them ("Ampon lang yan"). There are biological parents who abandon, abuse, beat and rape their own biological children and adoptive parents who love and care for their adoptive children like their own. I would daresay adoptive parents who treat their adopted children like their own is more admirable because they are under no obligation to care for them since they care for those children VOLUNTARILY rather than being stuck with them because of blood.

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« Reply #223 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 07:32 PM »
Eto ang mahirap sa religious kuno, self-righteous and unfortunately, laging nagmumura. LOL.

Who said I was self righteous? You assumed that.

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Anyway, eto ba ang klase ng hetero na ama na pinagmamalaki mo?http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/nation/metro-manila/09/01/15/3-kids-killed-own-father-manila

Want me to show you links of gay violence as well?

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Why can't you just let others who don't bother you, live their lives the way they want to?

If Klaus' ideology doesn't bother you, then you are either not an actual/biological parent or you are gay/bi/pro LGBT. Because the silly things he says would definitely offend and bother actual/heterosexual parents.

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Kung sayo kaya gawin yan na people will hassle you because of the way you lead your life, how would you feel? Anyway, I will not expect any "sane" and "intelligent" reply, more like "third world country" beliefs reply pa expect ko. Organized religion is the opium of the "masses." Ang taong galing sa masa, balutin man ng ginto, lalabas at lalabas ang tunay na breeding.

Read the entire thread and the other one (LGBT Issues) before you make assumptions. Klaus is the one telling us what to do, accept and believe. Not the other way around. Never did I say that he should do this or that or believe on our beliefs. He needs to learn to respect our way of life and not tell us that we should do to our children just because he read it somewhere or heard it from someone.

So magbasa ka muna bago ka humirit. Ok?

Sorry simpleng mamamayan lang po ako. Elitistang sosyal at billionaryo ka siguro so pag pasensyahan mo na kaming mga massa. But regardless of your stature, you should think again before belittling the masses especially from a "third world country" like ours.
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« Reply #224 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 07:37 PM »
a.) Some same-sex couples DO have children na kadugo din nila: They also do artificial insemination and surrogacy where they can have biological children.

Just in case you don't know...

Two male cells can not produce (and vice versa for female). So only one of them is a donor and the other cell comes from the opposite sex donor.

Mag isip ka kasi muna bago ka humirit.

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b.) Filipinos seem to put too much stock in "blood". So much so that there's a stigma placed on adopted children like they're something less about them ("Ampon lang yan"). There are biological parents who abandon, abuse, beat and rape their own biological children and adoptive parents who love and care for their adoptive children like their own. I would daresay adoptive parents who treat their adopted children like their own is more admirable because they are under no obligation to care for them since they care for those children VOLUNTARILY rather than being stuck with them because of blood.

"Blood is thicker than water" applies not only to Filipinos but worldwide. It also applies to animals just in case you don't know... again.

Mag isip-isip ka din pag may time.
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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #225 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 08:09 PM »
Only an idiot would think na adoption/artificial insiminatipn cost so much that they will love the adopted child more. Ginawang pera pera ang pagmamahal. Klaus wake up. Get out from your imagination.

Ang pagmamahal sa anak ay hindi nakadepende sa kung magkano nagastos ng isang tao magkaroon lang ng anak.
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« Reply #226 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 09:14 PM »
What's the topic here again? Hetero parents vs homo parents? Homo parents can't be as good as hetero ones?

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« Reply #227 on: Sep 01, 2015 at 09:17 PM »
What's the topic here again? Hetero parents vs homo parents? Homo parents can't be as good as hetero ones?
same sex couples make better parents:

Do you agree with Klaus?   :D
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« Reply #228 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 08:07 AM »
Here are some articles that point that same sex couples make better parents:

http://www.medicaldaily.com/study-finds-same-sex-couples-make-better-parents-it-because-theyre-more-prepared-291628

http://www.livescience.com/17913-advantages-gay-parents.html

http://www.yourtango.com/2014220316/its-science-6-reasons-gay-parents-make-best-parents

And of course logic din. It makes perfect sense that a same sex couple who spent a lot of money and went through a lot of crap and of course condemnation and judgement from people and the Church in order to get their children WILL care for them extra well as opposed to a heterosexual couple who got their child because they got drunk or only have children because it was expected of them.
so ok pa talaga yung homosexuals pag nalalasing walang chance mabuntis or makabuntis no?pero teka meron akong former co worker na bading nakabuntis nung nalasing e,ayun nakasal ng di oras pero ok naman silang family pag tiningnan mo nga lang yung lalaki bading na bading kumilos.and meron akong co worker na lesbian ayun nabuntis din nung minsan nalasing,di sya pinanagutan nung guy ayun solo nya binuhay anak nya na totomboy tomboy din.

pero dito tayo sa studies

New Study On Homosexual Parents Tops All Previous Research


https://www.google.com.ph/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0CCcQFjAAahUKEwiT0oWZmtbHAhVRCo4KHQx6A-4&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.frc.org%2Fissuebrief%2Fnew-study-on-homosexual-parents-tops-all-previous-research&ei=asvlVZP1HNGUuASM9I3wDg&usg=AFQjCNEfN9Edy55cK0XA2FWybp5DAe4rQw&sig2=it8ZwgJ_NeXOJjKeW0i1qg

When comparing children of homosexuals with children of married biological parents, the differences in sexuality--experiences of sexual abuse, number of sexual partners, and homosexual feelings and experiences among the children themselves--were among the most striking

The most shocking and troubling outcomes, however, are those related to sexual abuse. Children raised by a lesbian mother were 10 times more likely to have been "touched sexually by a parent or other adult caregiver" (23% reported this, vs. only 2% for children of married biological parents), while those raised by a homosexual father were 3 times more likely (reported by 6%).

Children of lesbian mothers:

Are more likely to be currently cohabiting
Are almost 4 times more likely to be currently on public assistance
Are less likely to be currently employed full-time
Are more than 3 times more likely to be unemployed
Are nearly 4 times more likely to identify as something other than entirely heterosexual
Are 3 times as likely to have had an affair while married or cohabiting
Are an astonishing 10 times more likely to have been "touched sexually by a parent or other adult caregiver."
Are nearly 4 times as likely to have been "physically forced" to have sex against their will
Are more likely to have "attachment" problems related to the ability to depend on others
Use marijuana more frequently
Smoke more frequently
Watch TV for long periods more frequently
Have more often pled guilty to a non-minor offense

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« Reply #229 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 08:15 AM »
a.) Some same-sex couples DO have children na kadugo din nila: They also do artificial insemination and surrogacy where they can have biological children.

b.) Filipinos seem to put too much stock in "blood". So much so that there's a stigma placed on adopted children like they're something less about them ("Ampon lang yan"). There are biological parents who abandon, abuse, beat and rape their own biological children and adoptive parents who love and care for their adoptive children like their own. I would daresay adoptive parents who treat their adopted children like their own is more admirable because they are under no obligation to care for them since they care for those children VOLUNTARILY rather than being stuck with them because of blood.

hindi issue dito yung "ampon",binabaloktot mo eh,ang issue yung nag ampon.kahit ako in charge ng ampunan hindi ako papayag na magbigay ng bata sa homosexuals,call me judgmental pero im just being honest.im not saying that homosexuals are bad person pero iba na kasi pag bata pinag uusapan lalo na kung hindi mo kilala yung mag aampon.if they want to have children then they should marry opposite sex,yes its not impossible,countless ex gays are living the life of a normal husband and father and contrary to what they say,hindi miserable yung buhay nila

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« Reply #230 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 08:33 AM »
hindi issue dito yung "ampon",binabaloktot mo eh,ang issue yung nag ampon.kahit ako in charge ng ampunan hindi ako papayag na magbigay ng bata sa homosexuals,call me judgmental pero im just being honest.im not saying that homosexuals are bad person pero iba na kasi pag bata pinag uusapan lalo na kung hindi mo kilala yung mag aampon.if they want to have children then they should marry opposite sex,yes its not impossible,countless ex gays are living the life of a normal husband and father and contrary to what they say,hindi miserable yung buhay nila

You are saying homo couples can't be good parents. Why? Can't they be loving, responsible, caring?

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« Reply #231 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 08:46 AM »
You are saying homo couples can't be good parents. Why? Can't they be loving, responsible, caring?
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« Reply #232 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 08:51 AM »
What does that have anything to do with my question to you?

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« Reply #233 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 08:52 AM »
What does that have anything to do with my question to you?
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« Reply #234 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 09:06 AM »
bakit di mo masagot?

What's to answer? He said Klaus said homos are better parents when Klaus pointed to "articles that point that same sex couples make better parents". Reading his posts, I take that Klaus is making a case for homo parents can be just as good or even better than some hetero parents. If people think Klaus is saying homo couples are better, period, then let them clear them that out with him.

Back to you. You are saying homo couples can't be good parents. Why?

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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #235 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 09:14 AM »
What's to answer? He said Klaus said homos are better parents when Klaus pointed to "articles that point that same sex couples make better parents". Reading his posts, I take that Klaus is making a case for homo parents can be just as good or even better than some hetero parents. If people think Klaus is saying homo couples are better, period, then let them clear them that out with him.

Back to you. You are saying homo couples can't be good parents. Why?
the question is very simple,do you agree with klaus that same sex make better parents?yes or no lang di mo masagot?

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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #236 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 09:17 AM »
I don't think Klaus meant it that way. As I've said,  I take that Klaus is making a case for homo parents can be just as good or even better than some hetero parents.

Back to you. You are saying homo couples can't be good parents. Why?

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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #237 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 09:27 AM »
I don't think Klaus meant it that way. As I've said,  I take that Klaus is making a case for homo parents can be just as good or even better than some hetero parents.

Back to you. You are saying homo couples can't be good parents. Why?
simple lang tanong,can same sex make better parents?yes or no?

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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #238 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 09:31 AM »
I don't think Klaus meant it that way. As I've said,  I take that Klaus is making a case for homo parents can be just as good or even better than some hetero parents.

Back to you. You are saying homo couples can't be good parents. Why?

Coming from the horse's mouth na nga so to speak.  He meant it that way.  Did you even bother to read the links?

So do you agree with Klaus?

Ano pa ba ang confusing dito?
same sex couples make better parents:

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Re: LGBT Issues - Religious Version
« Reply #239 on: Sep 02, 2015 at 09:33 AM »
Can homos be good parents? Yes.
Can homos be better than some hetero parents? Yes.
Are homos better at parenting? No.

Why? Because I don't think one's sexual orientation should have anything to do with one's parenting skills or approach.

Back to you. You are saying homo couples can't be good parents. Why?