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RE: “GOD VIEW” The surveillance tech singularity is close.—S. E. Smith (@sesmith), via Twitter RE: “DEAR BIRTH MOTHER” Dating back to the orphan trains in the 1850s, the notion that adoption should be a state law issue is laughable. It’s all interstate activity. We regulate nail salons in this country better than we regulate the transfer of actual children. —Maureen Flatley (@moflatley), via Twitter Makes me thankful we were able to find an agency that emphasized education, ethical adoption, and support before and after an adoption for all members of the triad. These stories make me more convinced of how important those factors are for everyone. —David Lystlund, via Facebook When a group of people with lived experience express that a system has harmed them, and you call them “an anti-adoption movement,” you’re perpetuating and…