Re: Merci Yves Calvi

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R.Etienne a écrit :

>
> N'empêche ! Ses arguments contre le mariage gay (et Alliot est dans ma
> critique puisqu'il s'est rallié �* PMC), c'était vraiment du n'importe
> quoi ! Les partisans du mariage gay ont essentiellement pour objectif
> de détruire le caractère sacré de cette institution,

Vous caricaturez, il n'a pas dit cela, ou rien que cal du moins, mais
que le mariage gay = adoption gay et que pour lui un enfant a droit �* un
père et une mère, ce que les études psychologiques et identitaires
confortent.

> et il n'y a eu
> personne pour résister sur cette ligne l�*:-(

Normal, c'est le bon sens. Quand on voit en plus le risque social que
représentent les gays en couple.


http://www.acpeds.org/?CONTEXT=art&cat=22&art=50

Risks of Homosexual Lifestyle to Children

Violence among homosexual partners is two to three times more common
than among married heterosexual couples. 10,11,12,13,14 Homosexual
partnerships are significantly more prone to dissolution than
heterosexual marriages with the average homosexual relationship lasting
only two to three years. 15,16,17 Homosexual men and women are reported
to be inordinately promiscuous involving serial sex partners, even
within what are loosely-termed "committed relationships." 18,19,20,21,22
Individuals who practice a homosexual lifestyle are more likely than
heterosexuals to experience mental illness,23,24,25 substance abuse,26
suicidal tendencies,27,28 and shortened life spans.29 Although some
would claim that these dysfunctions are a result of societal pressures
in America, the same dysfunctions exist at inordinately high levels
among homosexuals in cultures were the practice is more widely
accepted.30 Children reared in homosexual households are more likely to
experience sexual confusion, practice homosexual behavior, and engage in
sexual experimentation. 31,32,33,34,35 Adolescents and young adults who
adopt the homosexual lifestyle, like their adult counterparts, are at
increased risk of mental health problems, including major depression,
anxiety disorder, conduct disorder, substance dependence, and especially
suicidal ideation and suicide attempts.36

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Johannes Baagoe a écrit :
> dlink :
>
>
>>un enfant a droit �* un père et une mère, ce que les études
>>psychologiques et identitaires confortent.
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>
> *Les* études ? Vous ne devriez alors avoir aucun mal �* trouver une
> référence,

Pourquoi couper ce que j'ai mis alors ?

http://www.acpeds.org/?CONTEXT=art&cat=22&art=50

Je remets donc et j'amplifie :

Research data

Heterosexual parenting is the normative model upon which most
comprehensive longitudinal research on childrearing has been based. Data
on long-term outcomes for children placed in homosexual households are
very limited and the available evidence reveals grave concerns. Those
current studies that appear to indicate neutral to favorable results
from homosexual parenting have critical flaws such as non-longitudinal
design, inadequate sample size, biased sample selection, lack of proper
controls, and failure to account for confounding variables.2,3,4
Childrearing studies have consistently indicated that children are more
likely to thrive emotionally, mentally, and physically in a home with
two heterosexual parents versus a home with a single parent. 5,6,7,8,9
Therefore, the burden is on the proponents of homosexual parenting to
prove that moving further away from the heterosexual parenting model is
appropriate and safe for children.

Risks of Homosexual Lifestyle to Children

Violence among homosexual partners is two to three times more common
than among married heterosexual couples. 10,11,12,13,14 Homosexual
partnerships are significantly more prone to dissolution than
heterosexual marriages with the average homosexual relationship lasting
only two to three years. 15,16,17 Homosexual men and women are reported
to be inordinately promiscuous involving serial sex partners, even
within what are loosely-termed "committed relationships." 18,19,20,21,22
Individuals who practice a homosexual lifestyle are more likely than
heterosexuals to experience mental illness,23,24,25 substance abuse,26
suicidal tendencies,27,28 and shortened life spans.29 Although some
would claim that these dysfunctions are a result of societal pressures
in America, the same dysfunctions exist at inordinately high levels
among homosexuals in cultures were the practice is more widely
accepted.30 Children reared in homosexual households are more likely to
experience sexual confusion, practice homosexual behavior, and engage in
sexual experimentation. 31,32,33,34,35 Adolescents and young adults who
adopt the homosexual lifestyle, like their adult counterparts, are at
increased risk of mental health problems, including major depression,
anxiety disorder, conduct disorder, substance dependence, and especially
suicidal ideation and suicide attempts.36


2 Robert Lerner, Ph.D., Althea Nagai, Ph.D. No Basis: What the Studies
Don't Tell Us About Same Sex Parenting, Washington DC; Marriage Law
Project/Ethics and Public Policy Center, 2001.

3 P. Morgan, Children as Trophies? Examining the Evidence on Same-sex
Parenting, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK; Christian Institute, 2002.

4 J. Paul Guiliani and Dwight G. Duncan, "Brief of Amici Curiae
Massachusetts Family Institute and National Association for the Research
and Therapy of Homosexuality," Appeal to the Supreme Court of Vermont,
Docket No. S1009-97CnC.

5 Sara McLanahan and Gary Sandfeur, Growing Up with a Single Parent:
What Hurts, What Helps (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1994), p. 45

6 Sotirios Sarantakos, "Children in Three Contexts: Family, Education,
and Social Development," Children Australia, vol. 21 (1996): 23-31.

7 Jeanne M. Hilton and Esther L. Devall, "Comparison of Parenting and
Children’s Behavior in Single-Mother, Single-Father, and Intact
Families," Journal of Divorce and Remarriage 29 (1998): 23-54.

8 Elizabeth Thomson et al., "Family Structure and Child Well-Being:
Economic Resources vs. Parental Behaviors," Social Forces 73 (1994): 221-42.

9 David Popenoe, Life Without Father (Cambridge: Harvard University
Press, 1996), pp. 144, 146.

10 Gwat Yong Lie and Sabrina Gentlewarrier, "Intimate Violence in
Lesbian Relationships: Discussion of Survey Findings and Practice
Implications," Journal of Social Service Research 15 (1991): 41-59.

11 D. Island and P. Letellier, Men Who Beat the Men Who Love Them:
Battered Gay Men and Domestic Violence (New York: Haworth Press, 1991),
p. 14.

12 Lettie L. Lockhart et al., "Letting out the Secret: Violence in
Lesbian Relationships," Journal of Interpersonal Violence 9 (1994): 469-492.

13 "Violence Between Intimates," Bureau of Justice Statistics Selected
Findings, November 1994, p. 2.

14 Health Implications Associated With Homosexuality (Austin: The
Medical Institute for Sexual Health, 1999), p. 79.

15 David P. McWhirter and Andrew M. Mattison, The Male Couple: How
Relationships Develop (Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1984), pp. 252, 253.

16 M. Saghir and E. Robins, Male and Female Homosexuality (Baltimore:
Williams & Wilkins, 1973), p. 225; L. A. Peplau and H. Amaro,
"Understanding Lesbian Relationships," in Homosexuality: Social,
Psychological, and Biological Issues, ed. J. Weinrich and W. Paul
(Beverly Hills: Sage, 1982).

17 M. Pollak, "Male Homosexuality," in Western Sexuality: Practice and
Precept in Past and Present Times, ed. P. Aries and A. Bejin, translated
by Anthony Forster (New York, NY: B. Blackwell, 1985), pp. 40-61, cited
by Joseph Nicolosi in Reparative Therapy of Male Homosexuality
(Northvale, New Jersey: Jason Aronson Inc., 1991), pp. 124, 125.

18 A. P. Bell and M. S. Weinberg, Homosexualities: A Study of Diversity
Among Men and Women (New York: Simon and Schuster, 1978), pp. 308, 309;
See also A. P. Bell, M. S. Weinberg, and S. K. Hammersmith, Sexual
Preference (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1981).

19 Paul Van de Ven et al., "A Comparative Demographic and Sexual Profile
of Older Homosexually Active Men," Journal of Sex Research 34 (1997): 354.

20 A. A. Deenen, "Intimacy and Sexuality in Gay Male Couples," Archives
of Sexual Behavior, 23 (1994): 421-431.

21 "Sex Survey Results," Genre (October 1996), quoted in "Survey Finds
40 percent of Gay Men Have Had More Than 40 Sex Partners," Lambda
Report, January 1998, p. 20.

22 Maria Xiridoui, et al., “The Contribution of Steady and Casual
Partnerships to the Incidence of HIV Infection among Homosexual Men in
Amsterdam,” AIDS 17 (2003): 1029-1038. [Note: one of the findings of
this recent study is that those classified as being in “steady
relationships” reported an average of 8 casual partners a year in
addition to their partner (p. 1032)]

23 J. Bradford et al., "National Lesbian Health Care Survey:
Implications for Mental Health Care," Journal of Consulting and Clinical
Psychology 62 (1994): 239, cited in Health Implications Associated with
Homosexuality, p. 81.

24 Theo G. M. Sandfort, et al., "Same-sex Sexual Behavior and
Psychiatric Disorders," Archives of General Psychiatry 58 (January
2001): 85-91.

25 Bailey, J.M. Commentary: Homosexuality and mental illness. Arch. Gen.
Psychiatry. 56 (1999): 876-880. Author states, "These studies contain
arguably the best published data on the association between
homosexuality and psychopathology, and both converge on the same unhappy
conclusion: homosexual people are at substantially higher risk for some
forms of emotional problems, including suicidality, major depression,
and anxiety disorder, conduct disorder, and nicotine dependence...."

26 Joanne Hall, "Lesbians Recovering from Alcoholic Problems: An
Ethnographic Study of Health Care Expectations," Nursing Research 43
(1994): 238-244

27 R. Herrell et al., "Sexual Orientation and Suicidality, Co-twin Study
in Adult Men," Archives of General Psychiatry 56 (1999): 867-874.

28 Vickie M. Mays, et al., "Risk of Psychiatric Disorders among
Individuals Reporting Same-sex Sexual Partners in the National
Comorbidity Survey," American Journal of Public Health, vol. 91 (June
2001): 933-939.

29 Robert S. Hogg et al., "Modeling the Impact of HIV Disease on
Mortality in Gay and Bisexual Men," International Journal of
Epidemiology 26 (1997): 657.

30 Sandfort, T.G.M.; de Graaf, R.; Bijl, R.V.; Schnabel. Same-sex sexual
behavior and psychiatric disorders. Arch. Gen. Psychiatry. 58 (2001): 85-91.

31 F. Tasker and S. Golombok, "Adults Raised as Children in Lesbian
Families," American Journal of Orthopsychiatric Association, 65 (1995): 213.

32 J. Michael Bailey et al., "Sexual Orientation of Adult Sons of Gay
Fathers," Developmental Psychology 31 (1995): 124-129

33 Ibid., pp. 127, 128.

34 F. Tasker and S. Golombok, "Do Parents Influence the Sexual
Orientation of Their Children?" Developmental Psychology 32 (1996): 7.

35 Judith Stacey and Timothy J. Biblarz, "(How) Does the Sexual
Orientation of Parents Matter," American Sociological Review 66 (2001):
174, 179.

36 D. Fergusson et al., "Is Sexual Orientation Related to Mental Health
Problems and Suicidality in Young People?" Archives of General
Psychiatry 56 (October 1999).


© 2004 American College of Pediatricians


mais en revanche, une seule référence �* une étude aboutissant �*
> la conclusion opposée devrait suffire �* vous réfuter.
>

Non, bien sûr. Bien essayé. Il est évident qu'il y a des études mal
faites, faites par des chercheurs partiaux, aux effectifs trop petits, etc.


> Ah, qu'entendez-vous pas "et identitaires" ?

Les enfants nés sous X sont souvent en recherche d'identité et veulent
connaître leurs parents biologiques, pourquoi en serait-il différent si,
horresco referens, les pédales pouvaient adopter des enfants.