#anti adoption

[they-ra420]

[cataclysmicbraintrain]

[fraudulentareas]

can someone genuinely in good faith explain the anti-adoption perspective to me? i am asking sincerely. i understand that all parental loss is trauma, i am very personally aware of this myself. i also understand that there is trauma of trans-racial adoption often. i understand that the adoption industry, especially the international one, is basically human trafficking and have heard horror stories. i agree that all of these things are systemic problems and have researched them but there is still one thing i am hung up on: which is stating that adoption in general is bad. what is a child to do if their parents die or do not want them? or if their whole community is abusive? these are very real things. all children deserve a stable home. i cannot see how that would be achieved if we lived in a system where children cannot be placed with families or caretakers. if the solution is to just have state run facilities of caretakers similar to orphanages, that seems inadequate and unfair. i have only seen that solution mentioned once tho. i appreciate any good faith response, as i see a lot of discussions of the problems but very little end goals

[lunarmagicteatime]

First day back in an adoption group and I am pissing off APs. They come into mixed spaces with their fragility and demand that they be hand held through OUR TRAUMA. Fuck that. On a post about how fragile they are... they are being so fragile. Adoption is trauma. APs willingly participate in it. WE DO NOT. APs in the US fuel a billion dollar human trafficking industry. I will never ever respect that. Get fucking bent.

[limetarte]

a reminder or an "elucidation", adoption is bad and wrong

the propaganda that adoption is "good", positive or even neutral is all false and wrong

[they-ra420]

Stop watching me I��m trying to stop watching myself. Just let me be.

Vyacheslav Belov

[gingerswagfreckles]

Not really loving how my post about the left's love affair with eugenics and blood and soil ideology framed as "decolonization" got coopted into another "wait it's all Christianity??" "It always has been" post." Y'all are sticking your heads in the sand if you think this is a problem with "cultural Christianity." This is the exact same pattern we saw play out in the 1979 Iranian revolution and much of this ideology was coopted from the Nazis by the Soviets and reframed as progressive. This is not an issue with Western "cultural Christianity" and it would be great if Jumblr could stop engaging in the same "there's actually one secret root cause of every problem in the world and if we get rid of it we will have utopia" thing that antisemites have been using against Jews for 2000 years.

[they-ra420]

[cataclysmicbraintrain]

The most ominous hole I have is my mouth.

[lunarmagicteatime]

A billion dollar industry that sells kids should not exist...

[ourrechte-blog]

“Daddy, watch out!” came Dani’s panicked cry

Danny turns back to the league and his eyes shone as twin beams of green energy fired from them and ignited the papers right out of Batman’s hands

“Those were just adoption papers,” Batman quickly defends himself

“I know full well they were,” the horror says, possibly glaring. It was hard to tell when the creature had no discernible human expressions

“Then why?” asked another member of the League

“Because I do not want any bat themed individuals trying to adopt anyone in my family,” he says then getting right into Batman’s face and slightly gazing to the left and right. “Especially since you’re likely a rich one too, seeing as you stand here as a mortal among those augmented. I don’t like wealthy individuals trying to adopt anyone in my family”

DC/DP CROSSOVER IDEA #56

In which Dani causes unrestricted chaos throughout the DC verse, becoming #1 menace across cities, and seemingly the best escape artist there was.

And the Justice League thinks they’ve won when they finally caught the young rouge…until they try to find her identity and realize Dani Phantom doesn’t exist, at all, and she eventually offers to call her dad. For some reason, they let her.

Maybe they shouldn’t have, considering the eldritch horror that’s currently crawling out of a portal.

[harringroveera]

Billy: Okay but i’m telling mom on you

[roachingurcoach]

okay I don't really know how to frame this. but like. funniest way to confirm Dean is Ben's dad is

20 year-old Ben takes a genetics test for fun or whatever, and the results he gets back are just batshit insane. it's like. oh hey. my biological father is a known serial killer who's still on the FBI's most wanted list and has been found or thought dead multiple times. and my uncle. and my grandfather. and my grandmother. and my--

[goldengirlgalaxy]

The GIW have found out about Danny being half ghost. However, due to the dangers of getting caught Danny has a plan.

Danny some time beforehand manages to successfully figure out how to duplicate himself. Each one is just as strong as the others and the last duplicate remaining becomes the real Danny. Any duplicate the disappears will have all its memories return to the other copies.

The plan is simple: the Dannys all split up and set themselves up in different parts of the world, far away from one another. Should one get caught, it will simply vanish before the GIW can do any serious and traumatizing damage. Plus, Danny won't have to try and build another life for himself should he need to abandon one.

However, what Danny didn't consider is the fact that the copies don't have any kind of mental connection aside from when their memories are redistributed. They also don't keep in contact, as that would defeat the purpose of having them split up.

When the various superheroes around the globe find a child with incredible power who is all alone, they tend to try to help them. And since Danny doesn't want the GIW to find him, he tends to pick a different hero name than Phantom.

Needless to say, its a very interesting meeting at the Watchtower when they belatedly discover that several new heroes that had were being mentored by several heroes were all the same person.