From: Wayne Hayes (wayne@cs.toronto.edu)
Date: Thu Mar 12 1998 - 08:26:04 MST
"Lee Daniel Crocker" <lcrocker@mercury.colossus.net (none)> writes:
>>> Note: the Rev Falwell used to have a place (don't know if it's
>>> still open) where unwed pregnant teens could stay untill their
>>> babies were born, they were then (the babies) put up for adoption.
>Sounds like a good idea to me too; I can't imagine why anyone
>would think that offering young mothers this option was a bad
>thing in any way.
But was it *offered*, or was it *required*, to give up your child
if you stayed at Falwell's place? It's not a good idea if it's
required; that's called coercion.
Could you point me to the statistics that say prisons are full of
single-parent children? I know quite a few single-parent children
(I'm one of them) that grew up just fine. I feel more sorry for
my mother (since she gave up *everything* for 20 years to raise me)
than I do for me.
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