Reply #2: Good points, kwassa...

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...honestly, I thought it was such a genuinely bizarre thing to say. I don't deny anyone their sense of "truth", but I do question the motivation behind it and the intent. I also concerned for her children. What is her adopted child going to feel seeing, hearing such comments at some point in his life? Why intentionally (or unintentionally) hurt an innocent child this way?

I would think as one that has been rather outspoken about her feelings regarding her mother's parenting skills, she may have considered that and her adopted son--prior to making such statements.

It's a real head scratched why anyone would feel compelled to make such a public statement in regard to a child.

Also, given the current climate about glbt families adopting, this seesm such an unnecessary and rather selfish statement to make. I sincerely hope it has no long reaching affects on other glbt women and men that plan to adopt children.