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Now, yes, specific people with religions and sort of beliefs against LGBTQ+ should be watched. But people can change. Basically, it's making things harder for people who want to adopt.
Children SHOULD be protected at all costs. But when you're keeping them from possibly getting a family, that's an issue. Hell, some originally homophobic parents who are Christians changed their views after their kid came out. Not all, but some.
Being a closet case myself, I'd rather be closeted than be without a family, even when I hear bs from others.
If the children/child is getting physically, mentally, and/or emotionally abused, whether if they're LGBTQ+ or not, take them away. But if someone is willing to set aside their opinions to welcome a child with open arms despite if they're LGBTQ+ or something, let them adopt!
