Who's to Blame For the Evils of Surrogacy?

Surrogacy and in vitro fertilization is something new for a handful of reasons, and it is completely immoral. Who is to blame for the rise of surrogacy? It's probably not who you think it is...

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[aziahrock]

As a former foster youth and a victim of forced adoption. I am deeply moved and honored to hear this message. Thank you for speaking up for us.

[TruthSeeker_]

Me and my husband worked together in a group home setting and we had one particular client who was adopted by two gay men that were very well off and had good careers one of them being a famous chef and yet and still with all of the resources available, and they chose to put her back into the system in the form of a group home and told her it was because of her behavior… Turns out she just wanted to know her biological mother And when she felt a connection with her, they didn’t want “their daughter” tainting “their” other children’s ideologies. At the time I thought that maybe she was being disrespectful… since I have given birth to my own children, The bond between a mother and child I realized how horrific and sick of a request it is for a child to have absolutely no connection to their biological mother. This is a huge problem across the US

[BelladonnaBates]

My baby loves his dad, but he needs me in a way neither of them can comprehend. Its an unspoken bond and when a baby and mom are together, its seamless. He used to be a part of me and I created every bit of him in my womb. His heart, his eyelashes, his toes. It's something you cannot explain to a population of people who think you can switch genders, ESPECIALLY not a population of people who think a fetus is medical waste. They will never understand, their brains are poisoned.

[joshuaklopp]

This is a very good speech. I remember the first time I had the process of surrogacy explained to me. It has never sat well with me and to my surprise no one in my conservative, Christian social circle seems to agree with me. This problem is deeper than just the homosexual community. It used to be that if a straight couple wanted a child and could not have one they would adopt. Adoption is a beautiful process and a biblical analogy of God the father and the church. Unfortunately now people want their children to have their DNA and carry on their blood line at any cost. Why? Pride. There are children in horrible situations all over the world that need to be adopted, but those children wouldn’t be convenient to raise. It makes me sad.

[jacquesalbert]

As a physician and father of 7 children, I want to thank you Mr Knowles for speaking out about this topic and many other topics . You have the courage to speak out when others ( myself included ) don't voice our opposition publicly to these ideologies .

[PhiTheSimp]

It’s as simple as he said in the opening. “Children are not meant to be bought and sold.” We aren’t toys, thank you. ~A child

[sanniepstein]

Buying and selling human beings. Our ancestors gave their lives to end that foul practice.

[celeboria]

Adoption is a child's right to have parents; Not the right of same sex - couples to have kids.

[arsondarksea]

My testimony: After being an atheist for 8+ years, and "married" to another female, I got the urge one day to say out loud "IF there is an Almighty God that does NOT wish us pain or sorrow, please bring me truth, I wish to know you exist". Then God immediately started bringing me the answers I had been searching 8-11 YEARS for! I witnessed Him take control of my internet and the rest of my reality; He first proved to me that demons exist (I called them "inter-dimensional beings"), then He proved His own existence, which I later found to be Jesus Christ. As soon as I found Jesus at the end of 2020, He IMMEDIATELY took away my transgenderism, bisexuality, depression, daily suicide attempts, self harm, bulimia and anorexia; and He did this all without me asking Him to, because THAT'S how merciful and loving He is! Praise God!❤

No, I'm not lying or trolling, and I'm not a robot. 1/21/2024

[Hartinmouston]

This is a fine example of why I believe Michael Knowles is one of the finest conservative speakers at this time. While I consider myself open to subjective reasoning and I try to canvas both sides (not so much the Left these days) I am reassured by the conservative approaches to these very serious social issues plaguing our society today.

Dare I say one of the best, most conscientious speeches yet.

[markushoffman]

It wasn't until I heard objections to surrogacy from Michael Knowles and Matt Walsh that I even considered there could be another side to the issue, though now that I have I am grateful for it. Growing up in a culture where something is universally praised and embraced can leave people (like myself) to never consider the moral consequences. I'm grateful for the DW for getting me to think through things like this

[GregDefendingTheFaith]

It's crazy. But we end up getting BLIND to these things. I know I was. The culture sneaks up on us. Keep your eyes on Him. Things are SHIFTING.

God bless you all. Really.

[joanjust]

Should we just because we can? NO. NO. NO.

[michelemcdermott]

Michael, I would be so proud to have you for a son🙏 Why can’t our priests speak to their congregations like you are doing here? 🙏💔

[nizviz]

I can't believe we are actually having a discussion on what generations know to be true.

[pctLowBattery]

To the women who say: ‘Oh, we’re happy surrogates’? Like the so-called s ex worker, she has to dissociate from what’s happening to her body. This is not mentally healthy. If it was such a wonderful thing to do, then why don’t the wealthy do it for the poor, who are as infertile? As for the woman who thinks this is the most productive or significant or powerful thing she can do – this tells me everything I need to know about her alternatives, which are zilch.

[capulet]

There was a comment chain near the top here, originally, but it seems it got deleted by OP. It was a man discussing about how he was adopted and that being adopted makes you feel empty inside, but I want to make sure everyone in this comment section knows that this isn’t true. It may be the case for him, but as someone who was adopted myself (along with the testimonies of some other people I know who were adopted), this isn’t true for us as a whole. Show your adopted child love and care like you would for a biological child and they’ll love you all the same. Don’t let people tell you that adoption is somehow problematic. It’s a powerful thing to do, to give a new home to what is effectively a lost child, and I want to say a big thank you to the people in this comment section who have adopted a child before and shown them love. My adoptive mom has since passed, but she gave me a new meaning to my life and I would probably be on the streets rn if it wasn’t for her. Whether you support the idea of two men adopting a child or whatnot is irrelevant in this case. Just be good parents and it’ll usually be better than the life the child would have otherwise had

[outperformancelife]

This also goes for the lesbians not just men.

[erinmarie]

Thank you for being bold, Michael! Nothing made me more sick than seeing other proclaimed Catholics (Megyn Kelly, et al) cheer on your colleague Dave Rubin for “his” baby reveal. It’s going to take men like you speaking out to stop this abomination. I’m praying for you. Stay strong!

[nschlaak]

Surrogacy always felt wrong since I felt so bad for the loss experienced by the birthing mother.