elektra
Platinum Member
It is true based on an Article, you are joking.Are you stating that Homosexual couples are more willing than Heterosexual couples to raise handicapped children?
I don't know if he is, but I am saying it...because it's true.
An October 2011 report by Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute found that, of gay and lesbian adoptions at more than 300 agencies, 10 percent of the kids placed were older than 6 — typically a very difficult age to adopt out. About 25 percent were older than 3. Sixty percent of gay and lesbian couples adopted across races, which is important given that minority children in the foster system tend to linger. More than half of the kids adopted by gays and lesbians had special needs.
First and foremost, to make the point you contend you quoted the wrong portion of your, "article". The portion you erroneously quoted speaks strictly of the percentages of specific groups of children adopted, not if the "gays and lesbians" were more willing to adopt a special need child.
Do you read you links, I do.
And why bother quoting an article that is reporting from their biases and prejudices, why quote the article when the article gives you the name of the study or institute.
In replying I will check you article, I will find the study, and read it, at that point I will have a better understanding of your source than you have displayed.
Now go quote the right part.