Comments on: Anti-Gay “Expert” Would Consider Banning Adoptions By Native Americans

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[...] Cameron’s “journal” failed to get off the ground, but Schumm continues on. More recently he served as an “expert” witness alongside George “Rentboy” Rekers in Florida’s gay adoption trial. As far as I can tell, [...]

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[...] Homosexuality.” The list of his triumphs is legion, from fighting against homosexual and Native-American adoptions to leading the National Association for Research & Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH), a group [...]

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[...] kind of research, it’s really opinion. It’s hard to refute opinion. As an aside, in his testimony in Florida, he said: The lives of gay people can also be stressful to children, Rekers testified. The [...]

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[...] Paul Cameron and was the brainchild behind Cameron’s moribund online “Journal.” He spoke as a so-called “expert witness” in support of Florida’s adoption ban, in which he also said that he would consider banning Native [...]

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[...] Cameron himself didn’t testify in the Florida case, a couple of his close “research” associates did. They seem to have repeated the very same material – anti-scientific blather that only a [...]

By: Louie

Louie — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 19:12:12 +0000

It’s really sad that a supposed “academic” would hold such “campy” views about Native Americans as portrayed by old western movies and popular media. I.E. Native Americans are just a bunch of drunks.

I’m sure that Mr. Rekers probably doesn’t even know a single Native American.

Living here in Phoenix, AZ and the Southwest in general I have personally interfaced with many Native Americans and they are just like us, people! No better, no worse. Just different. Just like ALL of us.

Mr. Rekers seems to be more racist with his statements about Native Americans than a man of science.

I would surely hope that Florida is living in 2008, the 21st century.

But then again, they did just pass Amendment 2 by a large enough margin to amend their Constitution and they still have a Statewide ban on adoptions by gay people.

Maybe they will find Mr. Rekers’ ludicrous claims valid.

Heck, they probably think that us Arizonans are still fighting against the Indians and rounding our stagecoaches to protect us from the savages attacks! LOL!

This would be funny, if it wasn’t so sad! :-(

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Mon, 24 Nov 2008 16:08:23 +0000

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By: Louie

Louie — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 06:00:46 +0000

Homer, Yes, the Florida adoption form specifically asks if you are a "homosexual" and also if you are a "bisexual" male or female. This is based on Florida Statute Title VI, Chapter 63.042 Who may be adopted; who may adopt.-- If you would like to see the form for yourself, here is that link: CF-FSP 5071 - Adoptive Home Application In the search field for "Form Number:" just enter "CF-FSP 5071" and this will take you directly to the PDF version of the Florida Adoption form. You will find the question on Page 4, Section G. This is in the "Life History" section, right underneath section F., "Arrest Record" Considering that this law comes from 1977 thanks to Anita Bryant. Back when gay people used to be arrested just for being gay. The times may have changed, but Florida hasn't.