What is tsr view on interracial adoption?

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I'm slightly cynical about some celebrities reasons for doing this, but again I commend them all the same for the reasons quoted above.

Reply 21

Serine Soul

I don't see the problem

Reply 22

lolakirk

What views could anyone possibly have about this? It's 2016, if a child has no parents and lives in an orphanage, it is better off with any kind of parents, unless said parents are drug addicts / cannibals / pedophiles, who cares if the parents are a different race from a child, this isnt nazi germany. I dont see how this is a 'sensitive subject' unless you are a racist lmao

Reply 23

CheeseIsVeg

Original post by iEthan

With respect. This shouldn't even be a question.

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Reply 24

Blue_Mason

Original post by CheeseIsVeg

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Why are you even picking on me?

Reply 25

CheeseIsVeg

Original post by Blue_Mason

Why are you even picking on me?

Because you made this thread
And thousands others which I viewed, all of which were completely unnecessary
:yep:

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Reply 26

Golden State

What's wrong with giving someone a home?

I'm a British-Pakistani that's been adopted by a White family. I'm really grateful to be taken in by my adopted family.

Reply 27

Blue_Mason

Original post by CheeseIsVeg

Because you made this thread
And thousands others which I viewed, all of which were completely unnecessary
:yep:

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Well lets be civil, and I think your profile pic is adorable.
There is no need for any type of animosity towards me.

Reply 28

Blue_Mason

Original post by Lord Gaben

What's wrong with giving someone a home?

I'm a British-Pakistani that's been adopted by a White family. I'm really grateful to be taken in by my adopted family.

Nothing is wrong, but lets say I adopt a child and that child is given whatever it needs, but if the child were to grow up without any mention of its identity, is wen I see a problem

Reply 29

CheeseIsVeg

Original post by Blue_Mason

Well lets be civil, and I think your profile pic is adorable.
There is no need for any type of animosity towards me.

Sure non of that um whateva towards you but a bit towards ur posts m80 :teehee:

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Reply 30

EllainKahlo

Absolutely nothing wrong with it. I have a lot of adopted family members because one thing my family got right is their desire to be generous and spare any little money they have to kids in need. Many of them are white, some black, some mixed. It makes no difference what their ethnicity is, they just need a loving home.

Reply 31

Golden State

Original post by Blue_Mason

Nothing is wrong, but lets say I adopt a child and that child is given whatever it needs, but if the child were to grow up without any mention of its identity, is wen I see a problem

What do you mean by identity?

Reply 32

lucabrasi98

What possible problems would any sane person have with it? Or is this another bait thread?

Reply 33

Claire461

Original post by lucabrasi98

What possible problems would any sane person have with it? Or is this another bait thread?

It's another bait thread by TSR's very own wind up merchant.

Reply 34

Blue_Mason

Original post by CheeseIsVeg

Sure non of that um whateva towards you but a bit towards ur posts m80 :teehee:

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Indeed

Original post by Lord Gaben

What do you mean by identity?

Your race, your culture, your social background

Reply 35

Golden State

Original post by Blue_Mason

Your race, your culture, your social background

I don't think that should stop someone from adopting.

Identity is not fixed, it changes with time. People in all walks of life have to face identity issues. I had a lot identity issues when I was growing up, but I didn't let them hold me back. I don't define myself by the colour of my skin, or my ethnic background, but rather as the product of my experiences. Identity is transient, so to some degree we all have to deal with identity issues.