Were they suppose to represent gay adoptive parents?

[Landon Clark]

Were they suppose to represent gay adoptive parents?

[Jordan Sanders]

There is literally nothing wrong with homosexuals adopting children.

[Easton Thompson]

I remember coming to the conclusion that they were gay hippies when I was 19. I even bragged about my insight on Sup Forums.

I...was less smart then. Thanks Sup Forums.

[William Flores]

1488. We take pride in our race.

[Elijah Ward]

Nope. they represent the temptation to hang with the bros and neglect a life of family and responsibility.

Lion King is the BEST Disney movie.

There was subversive stuff in there but nothing on that level. it was a simpler time.

[Adrian Edwards]

This flick came out 50 years ago. Youre 70 now

[Camden Sanders]

No. They are supposed to represent platonic friends helping one another out. Simba doesn't even treat them like parents, but like older brothers.

[Jayden Brooks]

if the parents can expose their kids to female/male role models, but most faggots live lives isolated from their families

[Brayden Collins]

Oh no! You'll be right in 20 years...

[Grayson Russell]

Oops, meant 40.

Glad I still can't comprehend that much time...

[Cameron Walker]

How Does the Gender of Parents Matter?

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1741-3737.2009.00678.x/abstract?deniedAccessCustomisedMessage=userIsAuthenticated=false

ibtimes.com/study-having-gay-parents-does-not-affect-childs-gender-identity-2579343

[Dominic Wright]

True, there may be nothing wrong with homosexuals adopting kids, but there's something wrong with homosexuals, and homosexuals being parents.

Welcome to our swamp. It's gonna be a fun ride.

[Joseph Phillips]

They were literal rated G Ren and Stimpy stand ins.

[Josiah Phillips]

Those nasty hyenas that live in the elephant graveyard thing are symbolic of Jews trying to ruin Simbas kingdom with trickery and deceitful kike spellcasting. White nationalist lions should be free to live without jewyenas ruining everything. Really makes me sad.

[Isaac Martinez]

Debunking Regnerus:

rightwingwatch.org/post/new-research-further-debunks-regnerus-study-on-gay-parenting/

archive.is/Z4Gu4

washingtonpost.com/news/volokh-conspiracy/wp/2015/05/10/new-criticism-of-regnerus-study-on-parenting-study/?utm_term=.dc5cef00d5f8

archive.is/SePdG

slate.com/blogs/outward/2014/03/04/mark_regnerus_testifies_in_michigan_same_sex_marriage_case_his_study_is.html

archive.is/ehXt8

huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/10/supreme-court-gay-marriage_n_2850302.html

archive.is/Y5erS

advocate.com/politics/prop-8/2013/03/11/debunked-antigay-parenting-study-commissioned-sway-supreme-court

archive.is/QVAQz

88 out of 248 of the respondents that were counted as "Parents are of the same sex" responded that their parents were never in a same sex relationship while they were living with them though they had same sex relationships while they were growing up, ie their parents divorced and they ended up with the straight parent but they were still counted as having parents of the same sex

Source
>prc.utexas.edu/nfss/documents/NFSS-study-design.pdf
>a. Parents are of the same sex
219 active and 29 withdrawn panelists, from Page 3
>prc.utexas.edu/nfss/documents/NFSS-codebook.pdf
>S8 Did you ever live with your mother while she was in a romantic relationship with another woman?
40 said no, from Page 4
>S9 Did you ever live with your father while he was in a romantic relationship with another man?
48 said no, from Page 4
Yes, that is the official study results

icpsr.umich.edu/icpsrweb/ICPSR/studies/34392

[Thomas Lewis]

1/3 of the kids counted as living with gay parents in that study never did, per the study itself.

[Jonathan Gonzalez]

they were rosencrantz and guildenstern, i thought

[Jacob Jones]

The Lion King is redpilled

[Matthew Wright]

They are the only whites in the new remake. Whats the meaning of that?

[Samuel Nelson]

role models

if you're only exposed to male or female role models, you're lacking in personality and/or intergender relations

homossexual parenting wouldn't be bad if they ensured their kid was exposed to heterossexual members of the family, so that they could learn how heterossexuals act and the gender roles of men/women in case their parents are both women/men.

Intereaction with family is important, even more so in children raised by homossexual couples.

[Camden Mitchell]

Yes there is. It's fucking disgusting.

[Matthew Wright]

here we go again...

[Hunter Sanchez]

Study conducted by fags and funded by fags defends fags. There's a surprise. Given most researchers are Marxist degenerate cocksuckers it's actually expected.

[Carter Johnson]

this, they are bros. more like MGTOW than full on gay

[Christopher Clark]

Sure thing, bud.

[Oliver Allen]

This. A serious cartoon about the circle of life, not some sobby whiny MAH SOCIAL JUSTICE bullshit

What a stupid bait thread

[Jaxon Bennett]

This one was not:

7% of millennials are gay:

prri.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/PRRI-Millennials-Web-FINAL.pdf

Millennials draw no distinctions between discrimination protections that should be afforded gay and lesbian people, on the one hand, and transgender people on the other. More than seven in ten (73%) millennials support legal protections against discrimination in jobs, public accommodations, and housing for gay and lesbian people. A nearly identical number (72%) of millennials say they favor these same protections for transgender people.

While no significant racial or gender differences exist on either question, there are large religious divides in support for expanding nondiscrimination legislation. Roughly eight in ten black Protestant (80%), white Catholic (82%), Hispanic Catholic (81%), religiously unaffiliated (83%), and white mainline Protestant millennials (78%) favor laws that would protect gay and lesbian people against discrimination in jobs, public accommodations, and housing. About two-thirds (66%) of Hispanic Protestant millennials also favor such laws. White evangelical Protestants are closely divided on this issue, with a slim majority (51%) favoring laws that would protect gay and lesbian people against discrimination, and 47% opposing them. Among religious groups, the pattern of opinion about non-discrimination legislation protecting transgender individuals is nearly identical.

[Carter Rogers]

Since 97% plus of kids are straight, 97% of kids would benefit from growing up in a household with a mom and dad rather than two dads or two moms, assuming all other things being equal. Though I suspect 2 decent homos are better than an awful straight couple.

[Robert Gonzalez]

HETERO SEXUAL LIFE PARTNERS

[Camden Lewis]

7% per above.

aacap.org/AACAP/Families_and_Youth/Facts_for_Families/Facts_for_Families_Pages/Children_with_Lesbian_Gay_Bisexual_and_Transgender_Parents_92.aspx

ibtimes.com/study-having-gay-parents-does-not-affect-childs-gender-identity-2579343

whatweknow.law.columbia.edu/topics/lgbt-equality/what-does-the-scholarly-research-say-about-the-wellbeing-of-children-with-gay-or-lesbian-parents/

www.asanet.org/documents/ASA/pdfs/12-144_307_Amicus_%20(C_%20Gottlieb)_ASA_Same-Sex_Marriage.pdf

Farr, R. H. (2017). Does parental sexual orientation matter? A longitudinal follow-up of adoptive families with school-age children. Developmental Psychology, 53(2), 252-264.
dx.doi.org/10.1037/dev0000228

williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/wp-content/uploads/Patterson-Farr-Forssell-AppliedDevScience-Jul-2010.pdf

bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/1471-2458-14-635

[Liam King]

Actually I think they were supposed to represent a meerkat and a wild boar