Lmao, 200 researchers
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a letter calling the study out for being erroneous. Now that I've gotten the fact that the study is shady to begin with out of the way, let me provide a whole list of sources that contradict said study. From various medical journals, Psychology associations, court documents, etc
Research in some medical journals, one by Uni of Melborne and the other from I can't remember.
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,
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document that has a shit-ton of academic and medical sources about gay couples being as efficient as straight ones. CPA
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on it, and a
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. UC Davis psychology
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backing up prior research about negligible differences. Australian Psychology Association
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finding that gay couples just as effective as straight ones, even WITH discrimination taken into account. Finally,
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for a four decade old study of Lesbian couples.
So what is that? 20+ studies if you consider all the sources in the court document, including official statements from Psychology Associations in three different countries, to your one study? On top of that, 200 other researches signed a letter calling it out.
But to the actual dumbass logic at hand: Its flawed to put a lens on sexual orientation and its effects of parenting when there are so many other factors that go into parenting, both family and societal. For example, are they less efficient parents because they're on welfare or is it because they're gay? Are they less efficient parents because they suffer depression or is it because they're gay?
In fact, the study points out ways gay couples face societal challenges, so the fact that you would use this study for your anti-gay agenda is just ****ing retarded, and your logic is contradicted by the multitude of studies out there anyways. I mean, the study pretty much points out, inadvertently, that gay couples aren't bad parents because they love the same ***, but they're more disadvantaged in a society, and thus, would be less effective at parenting. Thats more of a statement on society's treatment of gay people than gay parenting. But hey, this study doesn't matter because there's so many other studies out there that shit on it.
do you make these threads just so I can ether you?