Shmuley Boteach talking to a friend about Rosie O’Donnell adopting four children said, “When I told a religious friend about being inspired by Rosie’s adoption of four children, he said to me: ‘How sad that these kids are never going to have a father.’ Lost on him was the irony that without Rosie, they wouldn’t have a mother either.” Shmuley also brings about a challenge to people that are against same-sex adoption, by putting themselves on the list to adopt children instead. Also, he uses a comparison to “don’t ask, don’t tell” in the military. If you’re so against gay people serving in our armed forces, then why don’t you sign up for the job yourself. Shmuley brings up another great point when he says, “That some people would prefer that unwanted children remain in orphanages rather than in warm and welcoming homes is a sad commentary on the self-appointed morality police of our time.” (Boteach, 2012). Gay parents are willing to start families, and these abandoned children are ready to be in a loving
Shmuley Boteach talking to a friend about Rosie O’Donnell adopting four children said, “When I told a religious friend about being inspired by Rosie’s adoption of four children, he said to me: ‘How sad that these kids are never going to have a father.’ Lost on him was the irony that without Rosie, they wouldn’t have a mother either.” Shmuley also brings about a challenge to people that are against same-sex adoption, by putting themselves on the list to adopt children instead. Also, he uses a comparison to “don’t ask, don’t tell” in the military. If you’re so against gay people serving in our armed forces, then why don’t you sign up for the job yourself. Shmuley brings up another great point when he says, “That some people would prefer that unwanted children remain in orphanages rather than in warm and welcoming homes is a sad commentary on the self-appointed morality police of our time.” (Boteach, 2012). Gay parents are willing to start families, and these abandoned children are ready to be in a loving