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Transgender, convicted felon, illegal but can STAY here

Sep 6, 2015 4:32AM PDT

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He defeats then entire Gay Agenda as does every transgender
Sep 7, 2015 11:24AM PDT

person. You are what you are born, and they like claiming "we were born this way", yet transgender argues against being "born that way". Anyway, I could have a tail grafted on, get hair transplants all over my body, refuse to speak like a human only making monkey sounds and in spite of all that I'd no more be a monkey than Obama is, nor than this "man" is actually a "girl" now. I could eat pumpkin pie and carrots till I'm peeing orange, but doesn't mean I turned into an orange either. It doesn't matter what he takes to force changes on himself, he is still a "he" or if not, then an "it" and "it's" have no rights.

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Lesbian Love, Sperm Bank, Oops.
Sep 8, 2015 12:27PM PDT

While on the perversities in life, here comes another interesting story of Lesbian Love and the agency of a Sperm Bank. Seems what you order from the concrete surrogate breeder isn't always what you get. Oh my, what to do? Well, being the understanding person, you reject your own child and sue.

http://madworldnews.com/lesbian-files-lawsuit-sperm/

"When a lesbian decided that she didn’t need a man to have a baby, she went to a sperm bank in hopes of creating a blonde-haired and blue-eyed baby with the help of science. It would seem that God had other plans, since she mistakenly received sperm from a black man. She filed a lawsuit for “wrongful birth,” but the judge just told her a few things she didn’t want to hear.

At one time the traditional family was rather simple. It included a father, mother, children, and the token dog or cat if you chose. That picture has changed tremendously as the left has pushed for a watered-down version of a family, which includes lesbians and gays. However, as science would dictate, in order to procreate you need the opposite sex to make a baby, so many turn to the sperm bank.

At one time, I am sure that a sperm bank had a noble purpose in helping parents who were struggling with fertility, but it has now become the place where women can start having children on their own without the assistance from a father. The feminist today tout how the sperm bank is empowering, but there are always unintended consequences, as one lesbian mother has discovered."
(PICTURES AT PAGE)

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Can happen.
Sep 8, 2015 12:53PM PDT

Luckily, she can re-file under a negligence claim. In the USA, a good lawyer might get her a lot of money.
Apart from such errors, it's a much safer way than a one-night stand with a stranger, which - it being the natural way - you probably prefer.

My niece and her wife got a baby via a sperm bank also. They were happy and so was the whole family. And I think that even you would be a proud Grandpa if your daughter had done the same.

Kees

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RE: And I think that even you would be a proud Grandpa if yo
Sep 8, 2015 1:15PM PDT

And I think that even you would be a proud Grandpa if your daughter had done the same.

Who could hate a little child? No matter how they arrived on planet earth?

We'll see.

Post was last edited on September 8, 2015 1:36 PM PDT

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nobody is blaming the child
Sep 18, 2015 6:11AM PDT

the sins of the parents are not inherited by the child, although the consequences of those actions can be. One consequence is knowing or eventually learning the facts of his/her conception.

Michael Reagan, adopted by President Reagan's family has an excellent book about his beginnings and how it bothered him, and that in a family who cared much for him, and after learning who his real parents were.

Your niece, and her consort fulfilled their own selfish desires, but not they alone, but also the sperm donor who seems to have no problem figuratively speaking in spraying his sperm anywhere and everywhere, like some rutting dog.

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RE: anywhere and everywhere
Sep 18, 2015 7:31AM PDT

So you don't like how some people arrived on planet earth.

I guess we haven't finished "evolving" yet.

but also the sperm donor who seems to have no problem figuratively speaking in spraying his sperm anywhere and everywhere, like some rutting dog.

Are you speaking for ALL men or just certain men?

What's a donor without a receptor?

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what a weak attempt
Sep 18, 2015 8:05AM PDT

to justify one sinner by another. Doesn't work now, won't work with the Lord either. Hypocrites will suffer the same fate as those who openly profess their shame.

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RE: Hypocrites will suffer the same fate
Sep 18, 2015 8:14AM PDT
Hypocrites will suffer the same fate as those who openly profess their shame.

Your niece, and her consort fulfilled their own selfish desires,


OH YEAH!!!!

What about YOUR selfish desires?

YOU don't want someone else to do what THEY want...and THEY are the selfish one?

Are YOU the one that is going to take care of this child?

YOU didn't raise them properly? It's YOUR fault?

You taught them to be independent?.....WHY would you do that? What WILL they do after you're not there to guide them?
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what anyone in this world does
Sep 18, 2015 8:19AM PDT

when I'm dead and gone is between them and God. My part in any of it is ended. Did you forget your thinking cap today, or just prefer to keep asking obviously foolish questions?

As for children raised in households of perversion, it's already been noted that many of them end up with emotional problems more than those raised in a normal home environment.

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RE: what anyone in this world does
Sep 18, 2015 8:38AM PDT
what anyone in this world does when I'm dead and gone is between them and God.

Even when you're alive, AND It's only between them and God when they believe it's between them and God.
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while I'm alive
Sep 18, 2015 8:47AM PDT

I will continue to speak out against it. Tada! Grin

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RE; while I'm alive
Sep 18, 2015 12:34PM PDT
while I'm alive I will continue to speak out against it.

Good for you....stick to your guns. I hope it's full of blanks.

I'll stop by and offer my opinion when I feel like it.
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Just think of children of gay parents.
Sep 18, 2015 1:39PM PDT

They aren't accidents that may or may not be wanted by the two parents (male and female). These children are wanted and loved and the parents go out of their way to be parents. I was raised by two women - my mother and grandmother and I was a single mother.

Gay Parents As Good As Straight Ones

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and your sons didn't need or want a father...
Sep 18, 2015 9:02PM PDT

...in their lives?

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children in such situations
Sep 18, 2015 8:21AM PDT

should be removed from it and placed into a stable home environment, with a father and a mother figure in it, perhaps a set of grandparents if they are willing to raise the child.

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So you're going to take it out of one home
Sep 18, 2015 8:41AM PDT

that the baby was "conceived in" by 2 people that are willing to take care the baby.... and placed into another home where 2 OTHER people that are willing to take care the baby.

That sounds logical.

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Oh, you mean the "father" is in the home?!
Sep 18, 2015 8:46AM PDT

He was called by the sperm and squirt bank and told about his new child and he decided to move in and be a father to the child and kick the lesbian less significant other out the door?

OK, a bit unconventional, but better than what was there before.

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RE:Oh, you mean the "father" is in the home?!
Sep 18, 2015 12:39PM PDT

YES...In the babies DNA.

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Hey, that's the same thing the lesbians claimed
Sep 18, 2015 12:43PM PDT

The father was there but the wrong one.

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RE: The father was there but the wrong one
Sep 18, 2015 1:49PM PDT

AND IF they gave the child away to another "couple"...neither mother or father would be with the child,...So, TWO "wrong parents".

IF/WHEN the child is well taken care of....BY 2 PEOPLE, AND you believe that people aren't "born that way".

What do you think is wrong with 2 "parents of the same sex"?

There are WAY MORE accidental/unplanned children "the old fashioned way".

IF/WHEN family members "keep a secret" ANYONE could be one of those "accidental children".

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You do realize how many kids are in foster care?
Sep 18, 2015 1:57PM PDT

So you would take a child with two loving parents and put them in the foster care system hoping to find a man and woman that would take them in. You do know the odds of that don't you? - slim and none.

Also you would leave kids in foster care rather than have them be adopted by a gay household because of your interpretation of the Bible.

Did Jesus mention anything about homosexuality and it was rampant back then in the Roman and Greek cultures? He mentioned almost everything else like adultery and selling things in the Temple and the arrogance of the upper class - that type of thing.

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Yes, children should not be raised...
Sep 18, 2015 9:06PM PDT

...in that situation of homosexuality in the homeplace. Jesus constantly told people to not sin anymore, he constantly stressed The Law during his lifetime, and his disciples also condemned homosexuality as all other forms of illicit sexual activity. Jesus statement on Marriage of a man and a woman was all he NEEDED to say concerning anything else that didn't meet that standard.

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Yep...getting a lot of money is important
Sep 8, 2015 1:20PM PDT

It makes anything and everything that goes wrong more palatable. Yeah...right! Something here makes me think that, if they don't love the child enough to live with what they think could be financial challenges, they should give the little girl up and be done with it. She didn't try to deliberately disappoint them with her hair and eye color and she's probably not interested in their feud with the sperm bank . Place her with someone who would make her care the priority and not with someone who thinks she's a mistake that can be turned into financial reward.

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RE: It makes anything and everything that goes wrong
Sep 8, 2015 1:51PM PDT
It makes anything and everything that goes wrong more palatable.

Not really...but it can serve as an incentive to make sure that when people provide a service...they aren't lackadaisical.
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You mean like PP and selling aborted baby parts?
Sep 8, 2015 3:44PM PDT

Did you know that PP has NO birth 'advice' or options being told to women? They aren't talked to about adoption because PP doesn't provide that service or advice at all with references to adoption centers that might be in the area. That's not what PP is about and are completely focused on one option only for these women....and nothing about that option is palatable and is treated pretty lackadaisical by workers.

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What's "lackidasical" about selling baby parts?
Sep 8, 2015 7:25PM PDT

lack·a·dai·si·cal
ˌlakəˈdāzək(ə)l/
adjective
adjective: lackadaisical

lacking enthusiasm and determination; carelessly lazy.

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that isn't how she applied the word
Sep 8, 2015 7:48PM PDT

but then....you knew that already, didn't you?

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RE: Did you know that PP has NO birth 'advice'
Sep 8, 2015 7:45PM PDT

By "advice" do you mean TELLING someone whether or not THEY should have a baby(then keep or adopt) or have an abortion?

OR explain the options and consequences of each option and let the individual determine what THEY want to do?

You actually think someone else should TELL/MAKE a pregnant person what to do in that case?

I’m pregnant—now what? at a glance:

If you're pregnant, you have three options: abortion, adoption, and parenting.
Only you can decide what to do, but it can be helpful to talk about it with someone you trust.
Take time to think through your options, but the sooner you decide the more options you’ll have.




It can be tough deciding what to do — and it’s a decision only you can make for yourself. You may find it helpful to list the advantages and disadvantages of continuing or ending a pregnancy. Think about what advantages or disadvantages are most important to you.
Talking with someone about your feelings can be helpful, too. If you can, it’s a really good idea to talk with your parents about it — chances are they care about you and want to help you. You could also talk with another family member, boyfriend/girlfriend, friend, school counselor, religious advisor, or other trusted adult. Choose someone who will listen to you, be supportive, respect your privacy, and not try to pressure you into anything.

Some things to consider include:

Which option(s) could I live with and which would be impossible for me?
Am I ready to become a parent?
What can I financially afford?
What are my plans for the future?
What do I believe is best for me, my family, or my future family in the long run?
How would each option affect my everyday life?
What would each option mean to the people closest to me?
What are my spiritual and moral beliefs?
Am I being pressured to choose one option over another?


What points do YOU think they missed in giving someone the questions to ask themselves to make a decision?

OR are you suggesting that Planned parenthood is "making the decision" when you say they have NO birth 'advice'?

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Uh, let's look at it a different way
Sep 8, 2015 7:58PM PDT

If nobody should tell a pregnant woman what to do in regards to the child she's carrying, then does this mean no man who obviously isn't pregnant should be told what he must do in regards to support of that child if she births it?

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RE: then does this mean no man who obviously isn't pregnant
Sep 8, 2015 8:42PM PDT

Is this 'man' partly responsible for the pregnancy?