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noneofyourbizness@yahoo.com - 21 Nov 2007 01:07 GMT
Featured about adoption:

http://www.webegtodiffer.com/showthread.php?t=23994
kat - 25 Nov 2007 00:55 GMT
> Featured about adoption:
>
> http://www.webegtodiffer.com/showthread.php?t=23994

I read some of it before Thanksgiving and am now reading it again.  I'm
'only' at message #437 but I had to share this little tidbit:

"http://groups.google.com/group/alt.adoption/topics

Go post your same arguments here - I won't even comment. Just sit back and
enjoy the show....

So you'd prefer that they would have aborted you and given you no chance at
life? I mean that's the option here. I read your link and it's a lot of
hateful, sad people. "

<snort>

I also find it ironic that for some of those people who are so concerned
about bparent's privacy, they seem to have no problem displaying pictures
and/or info about their minor children.  What about the poor kids' privacy?

Kathy 1
mom0f4boys - 25 Nov 2007 07:13 GMT
Complete anonymity seems like alot to ask.  I am a birthmom who
welcomes contact.  I know that there are birthmoms who feel
differently, but if they were strong enough for pregnancy, birth and
relinquishment, it seems strange to not be strong enough to just say
'no thanks' to their birthchild - to expect laws to protect them from
this facet of birthmotherhood.
Robibnikoff - 25 Nov 2007 11:41 GMT
> Complete anonymity seems like alot to ask.  I am a birthmom who
> welcomes contact.  I know that there are birthmoms who feel
> differently, but if they were strong enough for pregnancy, birth and
> relinquishment, it seems strange to not be strong enough to just say
> 'no thanks' to their birthchild - to expect laws to protect them from
> this facet of birthmotherhood.

Many of them are strong enough to say "no thanks" to the birthchild.  And
boy, how good does THAT feel.

Mind you, I only know the "birthchild's" point of view.
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kat - 25 Nov 2007 23:01 GMT
> Complete anonymity seems like alot to ask.

They are seriously confusing privacy with anonymity over there.

I am a birthmom who
> welcomes contact.  I know that there are birthmoms who feel
> differently, but if they were strong enough for pregnancy, birth and
> relinquishment, it seems strange to not be strong enough to just say
> 'no thanks' to their birthchild - to expect laws to protect them from
> this facet of birthmotherhood.

Some of them think that the state has a duty to protect the bmother's
'privacy' - yet hypocritically object to the state putting amended on a
birth certificate because:

"Don't you see a problem with a person NEVER learning that they are adopted?
I think that people have a RIGHT to know that they are adopted, period.

Reply -Yes I think kids should know. But it is not the states job to tell
them."

Where does one sign up to have the state protect one from the messiness of
life due to one's past conduct?  'Cuz I have a few things I'd like to
register for ;)

It's also interesting to see one of them (a moderator no less) insisting
that

". .  a birth certificate is NOT a birth history. Its an identification
document."

"Its SOLE purpose is to indentify me legally as the person listed on the
document."

"I am just trying to be very clear in my stance that a birth cert is not
anything more than a legal document documenting your legal existence, and
not your biological identity."

If this is the case then why are they called *birth* certificates?

I generally avoid moderated boards but am awaiting activation so that I can
pose those questions ;o

Your input as a bmother might actually make them think but some of them are
pretty closed minded.  One of the adoptees there tried to get them to think
about the wider issues of adoption but got the typical 'angry, ungrateful
adoptee' bs feedback

Kathy 1

P.S.  Marley I'd like to see you debate there too as I think they were
referring to you in one exchange in which one of the women checked out our
board and said:

Over at the board FG linked to (and linked us to) there are a few people who
refer to international adoption as "neo-colonialism" and the process of
adoption as "faux-breeding." That's hatred and hysteria.

Other gag worthy quotes:

So you'd prefer that they would have aborted you and given you no chance at
life? I mean that's the option here. I read your link and it's a lot of
hateful, sad people. Sometimes biological parents can't do the job they
should at least those that place their children realize that vs. abusing
them or resenting them. I am sorry you are so hurt and angry but, really
can't you say at least they cared enough to give me life and want me to do
well. It does have to hurt that they couldn't raise you, I get that but,
really if their options were abortion or adoption aren't you glad they chose
adoption?

Maybe someone should start a blog. I hear adoptees are as angry as atheists.

It's really only the irrational fringe that talks about "the profile" of
adoptive parents and "Russian Roullette" when you adopt out.

Entering a no holds barred debate board such as this one and attempting to
debate a subject that one holds THAT dear to one's heart is simply foolish
in my opinion.

The last one is too funny - a *moderated* no holds barred debate board?
They don't know what the real thing looks like lol
 
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