Originally posted by Edvinas Or who may marry to adopt and then to sexually exploit adopted child.
BTW, my analogy was to point out that not everything that does not do direct harm should be allowed.
What are your sources? Wikipedia says that gay adoption isn't allowed neither in Baltic states, nor in Poland.
And you're right about pressure from EU. However EU can push laws, but not make up people minds... Gay marriage and especially children adoption by gays is not acceptable for most of us. Maybe it will change, however my generation is definitely against it. Probably traditions and cultural factors. After all, nature made clear - family relationship is created to born and grow children and children can be born only between man and woman...
It is definitely not a religion, I consider myself atheist as do many of my friens and they all are definitely not pro-gay type of people.
Please reread the table in the Wiki article.
LGBT adoption - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Wikipedia states that a gay person may adopt in all of the countries I listed, and that a gay
couple may adopt in some form in many of them. According to Wikipedia, among the countries in that area, only in Lithuania is even an LGBT
individual prohibited from adopting. It is one of the least friendly countries to gay rights.
LGBT rights in Lithuania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Nature includes all kinds of relationships, but marriage is not the rule in nature. More often than not, the young of mammals are raised by single mothers, and marriage among species other than humans is the exception. I can't see nature as an example.
BTW, I was raised in Texas, where religious leaders are strongly against gay marriage. As a child I just accepted that and never thought much about this issue until my wife and I came here and over the past decades have made friends with a number of gay couples, some of whom have been married in Canada and other jurisdictions. They are more loving and committed than many of our other friends. I have a great deal of trouble understanding why they would not be fit to care for children.