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He abdicated his parental rights to make any decisions at all, whatsoever. He signed off. [b]Deployment is irrelevant[/b]. Signing away parental rights is not conditional - he signed off totally and completely. [/quote]

Well you (or a different pp) has said this before.  But, it's really not.  Being in the military really does change a lot of things.  Being deployed really does change A LOT of things.  And, if the adoption had taken place in OK, he still would have had 30 days to change his mind.  That doesn't seem to fall neatly into your calculus.[/quote]

I have never known anyone in the military to abdicate parental rights before deployment. In fact, you want to do the opposite, to make sure you have a plan in place, in case of worst case scenario. The excuses made for Mr. Brown are simply ridiculous. Nobody is responsible for his decisions or regret but himself. To blame anyone else is just further refusing any personal responsibility. [/quote]

10:51, see 10:50.  Also, I do personally know a single parent who cannot enlist until he has signed his parental rights to his parents (the child's grandparents).  I guess that makes him a terrible parent in your book.[/quote]

Why would they be required to sign away custody? Having protections in place concerning guardianship, just like everyone else does (or should do) in the case of their demise. Why is enlistment/deployment different? It really make no sense. [/quote]

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