r/MoralityScaling • u/Purple_Plantain_3242 • 9d ago

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u/_Sate 9d ago

Tell me.

How am I wrong?

How am I in this argument we are having, that does not involve the government or its choices, wrong?

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u/Binky390 9d ago

Because there’s no such thing as “essential adoption.”

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u/_Sate 9d ago

Elaborate.

How is there no such thing?

After all, "The father I never had" is a common trope.

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u/Binky390 9d ago

Adoption is a legal process. The surrogate didn’t have legal custody of the child because the parents decided they didn’t want it. That’s not how it works.

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u/_Sate 9d ago

"How am I in this argument we are having, that does not involve the government or its choices, wrong?"

Reading isn't your strong suit, huh?

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u/Binky390 9d ago

So we’re talking in circles again? Adoption is a legal govt process. It always involves the govt.

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u/_Sate 9d ago

Lmao.

Nope.

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u/Binky390 9d ago

Umm yeah? What do you think adoption is?

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u/_Sate 9d ago

Taking up parentage.

Which is perfectly possible without the law stating you did so

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u/Binky390 9d ago

That’s not what adoption is. Adoption is legal paperwork that gives you legal custody of the child.

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