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ou got a problem with gay adoption? So do I. My problem stems from ignorance. I don’t have enough information about children raised by gay couples to know if the practice might be harmful to the children. However, I do have a problem with your opinion against it, if you are not adopting a child.

To me, it is a case of blind men and women telling me what an elephant looks like. Right now, the state acts as parents, which is the same as having none. There are thousands of children who need homes and there is nothing stopping concerned heterosexual citizens from adopting these children and keeping them out of the hands of these dangerous homosexuals. These children need exactly the types of homes touted by the loudest protesters against gay adoption.

They need homes with strong moral values, family environments and plenty of love for our fellow man, which seems to be in short supply for many. Still, to keep these children out of the hands of these godless and predatory homosexuals, the righteous need to hurry down and adopt one, two or even three of these children and help thwart homosexual lust.

Every year more than 75% of adoptable children remain unadopted. Why? The primary reason is that those who are adopting want white children under a year old. That leaves Hispanic and Black children sitting in orphanages until they turn 18 and become wards of the state, which we don’t want to pay for with our tax dollars.

We could kill them all and that would save us some money, but it isn’t about the money, it’s about keeping these poor children out of the hands of the homosexuals. I agree let’s do it. Let’s adopt all of the children and then there will be no more children for homosexuals to adopt.

Maybe the uproar has nothing to do with homosexuality. Each year an estimated 896,000 children across the country are victims of abuse or neglect in good Christian homes, according to national data from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. The statistics indicate about 12.3 out of every 1,000 children were victims of abuse or neglect.

These statistics cover only heterosexual families. The statistics based on information collected through the National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System; show that child protective service agencies received about 2,600,000 reports of possible maltreatment. There were 896,000 substantiated cases of maltreatment of children—the majority of which involved cases of neglect by heterosexual, Christian parents. About 1,400 children died of abuse or neglect, a rate of 1.98 children per 100,000 children in the population.

Perhaps, heterosexuals don’t want gays left to face these types of problems and if that is the case, their stance is commendable. On the other hand, it may be that no one from the white community is going to adopt a minority child and are so homophobic they don’t see the children who need love and care.

It is a bigotry hidden by religious zeal and political posturing, but when it comes to showing love to their fellow man and woman, their care about adoptive children is as shallow as their slogans. They are more interested in denying others opportunities than in helping to solve a problem that continues to haunt the country—too many children under the care of the state.