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- Thread starter John_Wensink
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This is your statement:
"There hasn't been an unadopted American baby in decades."
None of the links you provided confirmed that statement.
"There hasn't been an unadopted American baby in decades."
None of the links you provided confirmed that statement.
Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:
You'll probably find something here.
http://www.abolishadoption.com/
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/05/28/international.adoptions/index.html
http://www.csmonitor.com/2004/1027/p11s01-lifp.html
Jeez you haven't had at least ONE friend who's had to fetch a baby from Russia or China???
I'm just asking where do you live? In the U.S.? No, eh?
Quote from arealpissedgoy:
you have a penchant for going off into a tangent.
the bigger question would be;
If you're going to use the Bible to support your views, where in the Bible does it state that a baby is formed on ejaculation.
Completely logically false, but coming from you, no surprise.
You make a claim you can't support factually, then require that someone search to verify your claim as false simply because you can't provide factual support?
I have already disputed you, and you have been found lacking...
You make a claim you can't support factually, then require that someone search to verify your claim as false simply because you can't provide factual support?
I have already disputed you, and you have been found lacking...
Quote from Pa(b)st Prime:
Then search. It's up to you to dispute me.
You have been misinformed.
it's not a matter of racism it's a matter of cost.
To adopt a child in the US costs upwards of 50-100k.
To get a child from Korea it costs 10k.
Get your facts straight before you cry racism.
it's not a matter of racism it's a matter of cost.
To adopt a child in the US costs upwards of 50-100k.
To get a child from Korea it costs 10k.
Get your facts straight before you cry racism.
Quote from arealpissedgoy:
while white americans are importing foreign babies,
other nations are adopting americans
" All are black children born in the United States and adopted as infants by parents in other countries."
Proof that institutional racism is alive and well in america.
That is why I laugh when middle class white women say they "love" palin because they "identify" with her.
let's be honest. None of them want a black president.
Quote from John_Wensink:
You have been misinformed.
it's not a matter of racism it's a matter of cost.
To adopt a child in the US costs upwards of 50-100k.
To get a child from Korea it costs 10k.
Get your facts straight before you cry racism.
where did you get those numbers?
if it were a matter of cost, there would be white american babies available for adoption.
Also, if it were a matter of "cost", europeans and canadians would not be adopting black american babies.
Keep on spreading the word. This is one area the borgs lack talking points
From my friend who adopted a Korean child and has been through the process.
You are head to head with South America for the village idiot.
You are head to head with South America for the village idiot.
Quote from arealpissedgoy:
where did you get those numbers?
if it were a matter of cost, there would be white american babies available for adoption.
Also, if it were a matter of "cost", europeans and canadians would not be adopting black american babies.
Keep on spreading the word. This is one area the borgs lack talking points
Quote from John_Wensink:
You have been misinformed.
it's not a matter of racism it's a matter of cost.
To adopt a child in the US costs upwards of 50-100k.
Get your facts straight before you cry racism.
Ummm... yeah, you should.
Public adoptions range from $0 to $2500.
Private adoptions go from $4000 to $30000.
You can see these broken down here (towards the bottom of the page):
http://www.adopting.org/adoptions/learn-about-adoption-costs-and-fees-2.html