Will The United Nations drop me as an ambassador if I adopt a rich child from a first world country?

Question

I don't need anymore bad publicity but I desperately need a child from a good home.

Answer 1

No. Due to the overwhelming number of rich kids needing adoption (ie, Hiltons, Spears, Jackson, Gates etc...) reaching now a crisis level worldwide, any single action by an individual to save one of them is greatly appreciated and rewarded.

Answer 2

First world country i'm sure your talking about the USA,you can't adopt a rich child secondly unless you get a hold of Anna Nicole Smiths daughter.And if you need a child so badly as you say,search around for a child that less fortunate as yourself if you are who you appear to be? But this is yahoo and most of us are full of SH_T anyways. Good luck

Answer 3

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Answer 4

I don't think so. I think in terms of previous adoptions, you have done more good than harm. Go for it.

Answer 5

I so cannot believe this is Angelina Jolie - why would you ask for opinion from here? By default - children up for adoption are mostly not from good homes - otherwise they would not be for adoption

Answer 6

Angie -
children are not ornaments.
Time to put up or shut up - either be a full time mommy or find the kids a decent home and adopt them out to someone else.

Now, get your buns back in bed!
I miss my little sex-kitten!
--signed, Brad Pitt

Answer 7

well,good luck with finding a rich child to adopt.....

Answer 8

Rich children don't need adoption.

Answer 9

No. The fact that you now look like a starving war refugee will make up for the rich, plump child. It keeps things in balance.

Answer 10

i think not..if this child has a good home..why do you need to adopt him/her