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To: tejek who wrote (229702)	4/18/2005 1:43:14 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574002

Ted, I agree with you its not a good thing but its the reality. People who do not want to be parents or are incapable of being parents should not be forced to be them. And that's because the children pay the price........no one else. Never did I say that we should force "unwilling" or "incapable" parents to take care of their children. Such parents should give up their children for adoption. Many childless couples out there are willing to take in such children of incapable or otherwise irresponsible parents. Of course, it all depends on what your definitions of "unwilling" and "incapable" are. If someone aborts a child because he or she doesn't want to shop at Costco, should that person be considered truly "incapable" of being a parent? Perhaps, but probably not for financial reasons. Tenchusatsu