Large number of orphaned and foster kids in the USA alone, let alone the world. Some additional number of parents are not useful and detrimental.
Many people have good homes, successful, sufficient land and resources and skills to raise kids. We all have extra space and capacity, most of us... if we opened our minds a bit.
Would you be more likely to take in.. adopt, sponsor, become parents or mentors of young children... who go house to house begging for such support?
Children come with a govt identity card indicating critical information, trust is ensured. Children would be given a list of homes where there are decent, successful people assumably, driven around by volunteer good semaritans, and provided volunteer case working to protect their interests.Children could choose which parents they feel comfortable with, should the new parents accept them. If doesn't work out, they are returned to go look for new parents.
At minimum... people can provide resources...$, food, clothes, knowledge, good will.
Or would you rather have them hidden out of sight and ignore the reality of these people who lack support and resources, relying on the government to take care of them?Your job would be to take them on, yes you have to pay for them, maybe the govt helps some. There's no free lunch...
someone is going to argue... adopt? We'll, maybe you want to... but maybe some real life marketing would get you moving...
I support "childrens re-homing proposal"... make it happen!
I dont' support this, but I support...
I am or was a parentless kid... here's the answer
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Would you support children going door to door, marketing themselves... for parents?
"Would you like some girlsout cookies"? Um no thanks! "Would you like to adopt me, I got no parents, nothing"? "No, I've got plenty, but wish you the best".
There's no obligations, freedom of choice... kids marketing themselves for potential at life. Else, they go back to the holding pen or onto the next potential, til they find a home.
