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Israel/Zionism See other Israel/Zionism Articles Title: Horrors From the Zio-Christian Inter-Racial Adoption Scene Poster's comment: This calls to mind the Haiti earthquake, when many people's instant reaction was to SAVE THE CHILDREN down there by bringing them to the great PROPOSITION NATION. Did a single one ask the child or its parents their opinion? Father bless me, for I have sinned -- I not only can't feel any sympathy for these fools, I can't stop laughing. Text in part: Reader ATC forwards a link to a Christianity Today article about the dark side (heh) of the Christian adoption scene. Apparently, there are lots of white Evangelical Christians who think it is their God-given calling to rescue the world’s orphans from lives of destitution, and race-cuck their own families in the process. You have to read between the lines in theses stories for the full impact of what’s being discussed, but thankfully the context is so obvious that your inference skills don’t need to be particularly sharp. At a church-sponsored adoption event, passionate servant-leaders unpack the clear and resounding call from the Holy Scriptures to care for orphans. Whether speaking one-on-one or in front of the larger group, they eloquently raise awareness of the plight of millions of orphans worldwide. They tell stories about the 100,000 kids in U.S. foster care who need permanent families. Get ready to bend over and take a soul-ramming, Christian Williams’ Syndrome sufferers. Away from the crowd during a break, these same leaders talk with one another in muted tones about their real lives at home with kids whose backgrounds are filled with suffering, abuse, neglect, abandonment and deprivation. AKA “normalcy” back in the adopted kids’ homelands. They recount incidents of violence and hours-long raging. Lil’ Shitavious slapping his white momma around. They discuss the anguish of needing out-of-home care and the accompanying emotional agony and guilt. They lament the plight of healthier siblings [ed: white siblings] who aren’t getting the attention they need. Rachel Dolezal to the courtesy phone… They note the stress that is added to their lives by extended family members who can’t or won’t understand and don’t help. Here’s a clue: Psychologically normal people don’t like sacrificing their time, energy, and love for unrelated children who don’t look or act anything like themselves. They nobly attempt to soft-pedal the grief they feel when their church families offer a quick “atta boy” but nothing more practical. “atta boy” = “lord have mercy on them, that household is a banana republic”. They talk about the strain in their formerly strong marriages, and the list goes on. Sleep deprivation. Secondary trauma. Hopelessness. Failure. And the feeling of being alone—so very alone......... Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
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