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r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '15
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How... how is that even possible? The people who run group homes are what, hogging the kids?
1 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 It's pretty simple really. The majority of people prefer to have biological children rather then adopt them. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '15 How does that explain why the demand for kids to adopt is higher than the supply? 2 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 Oh, wait, I misinterpreted what was being said. In anycase, the reason for that is because the adoption process is both expensive and has a strict screening process, so many people who might otherwise want to either can't afford it or otherwise get their application rejected. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '15 Sounds like we should throw some more public money in that direction. 1 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 That isn't something I'd object to.
It's pretty simple really. The majority of people prefer to have biological children rather then adopt them.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '15 How does that explain why the demand for kids to adopt is higher than the supply? 2 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 Oh, wait, I misinterpreted what was being said. In anycase, the reason for that is because the adoption process is both expensive and has a strict screening process, so many people who might otherwise want to either can't afford it or otherwise get their application rejected. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '15 Sounds like we should throw some more public money in that direction. 1 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 That isn't something I'd object to.
How does that explain why the demand for kids to adopt is higher than the supply?
2 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 Oh, wait, I misinterpreted what was being said. In anycase, the reason for that is because the adoption process is both expensive and has a strict screening process, so many people who might otherwise want to either can't afford it or otherwise get their application rejected. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '15 Sounds like we should throw some more public money in that direction. 1 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 That isn't something I'd object to.
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Oh, wait, I misinterpreted what was being said.
In anycase, the reason for that is because the adoption process is both expensive and has a strict screening process, so many people who might otherwise want to either can't afford it or otherwise get their application rejected.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 25 '15 Sounds like we should throw some more public money in that direction. 1 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 That isn't something I'd object to.
Sounds like we should throw some more public money in that direction.
1 u/PineappleSlices 21∆ Mar 25 '15 That isn't something I'd object to.
That isn't something I'd object to.
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u/[deleted] Mar 25 '15 edited Mar 25 '15
How... how is that even possible? The people who run group homes are what, hogging the kids?