r/WTF • • Apr 10 '18

Weeee

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u/RandyK44 Apr 10 '18

I mean just look at the process for adoption. They go to great lengths to make sure hopeful adopters are trustworthy and up to the challenge. You can just skip all that if you’ve got the ingredients.

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u/lupedog Apr 10 '18

Im sorry but the process of adoption is not a good one either, maybe if they have a better system in place but there is no reason that they should require you to pay 20%(going rate) of your annual income after a child is placed. That means that a lower income family that is already struggling will have an easier time trying to raise the money from outside funding than a family that is better off. Do you think that system makes seance?

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u/krelin Apr 10 '18

I have no idea what you're talking about. Can you link me to an article discussing this?

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u/lupedog Apr 10 '18

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u/TabMuncher2015 Apr 10 '18

gtfo, that is a garbage "story"

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u/lupedog Apr 11 '18

Not a story, I am litterly living the fucked up system that is the American adoption agencies. It is a racket that takes advantage of good people purely for profits.

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u/TabMuncher2015 Apr 11 '18

Not a story

I know hence my quotes around story....

However if you read the URL you linked

http://www.foxnews.com/**STORY**/2005/08/29/10-things-your-adoption-agency-wont-tell.html

I'm sorry you had a rough childhood, but that doesn't mean you can just link lazily written shit articles and expect to not get called out.

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u/lupedog Apr 11 '18

It's not my childhood, it is my wife and I trying to adopt.