Stirlingsays
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No matter how many times you repeat it, you haven’t at all produced scientific evidence supporting your claim that children adopted by gay couples are at greater risk of abuse. There are no studies concluding that, and the body of research on adoption outcomes generally points in the opposite direction. 'Common sense' is usually what people fall back on when they can’t evidence the claim they’re making.
Of course scientific studies are never perfect - that's such a basic argument. Yes, every study has limitations, potential biases, funding influences, methodological weaknesses etc etc.. But that doesn’t mean we can simply dismiss any findings we dislike, or assume the opposite conclusion is therefore true.
There's a reason you've had to get Grok hopping between parts of all different studies over many decades to try and prove the point - because the studies which actually address the point of adoption outcomes, you know the thing we're actually discussing, all point the other way.
You were showed multiple evidences of studies.....which was what you asked for.
You don't accept them, yet pushed your own, which were basically studies with multiple problems as Grok explained.
You aren't interested in common sense, as Kirk showed, because common sense goes against your ideological convictions.
If that child had been given to an opposite sex attracted couple, it was more likely to be alive today.
Opposite sexually attracted couples are obviously less likely to be sexually attracted to a male child than two gay men.....both are unlikely....one is more unlikely than the other.
As I stated, if two straight men were raising a female child, the risk factor would also be elevated over opposite couples.....It's horrible to mentally address it and the risk of death is very low, but it's still bloody obvious.
But you can't push logic into someone who is ideologically minded.
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