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Shows he does not know biology , lactose intolerance is an inherited situation from an ancestry where milk from cows was not consumed. It does not make one inferior one bit, neither does being gay. I am happy being a gay male, I am happy with my life, I would have it no other way.
Don't you realize, that everyone is inferior to this poster. Obviously he is the perfect male specimen, that every male ogles in the bathroom, and all women throw them selves at so often that he can't trust themselves to be left alone in their presence because his judgement might slip.
Look, I don't think I'm perfect at all. I could give you a long list of things where I am inferior.
But you have to understand my point-of-view when it comes to life in general.
I don't mind inferiority in general. As long as it "does no harm".
This is really the basic philosophy of my life. And has been since as long as I can remember.
I don't really care if you work hard, or sit on your butt. I don't really care if you are a druggy, or a hippie. You can do whatever you want, as long as you do no harm.
I have asthma and allergies, both are inferior. But neither asthma or allergies does harm. If I want to turn into a survivalist hermit, that is fine, because it does no harm.
When I look at the world, I try to only advocate for policies that "do no harm".
The problem with homosexuality, is that if we do nothing, its harmful, and if we do something, its harmful. So I feel like we need a policy that could do the least harm as possible.
In my view, the primary harm from homosexuality seems to come from sort of a confusion about the role of gender vs the role of sexual orientation. This confusion tends to make people feel uncomfortable or uneasy. And the traditional "gender line" gets broken down.
If there was a way to redefine the "gender line", by making sure orientations were clearly defined by all participants. Then it would remove a lot of confusion and distrust between people.
The problem with homosexuality, is that if we do nothing, its harmful, and if we do something, its harmful. So I feel like we need a policy that could do the least harm as possible.
Look, I don't think I'm perfect at all. I could give you a long list of things where I am inferior.
But you have to understand my point-of-view when it comes to life in general.
I don't mind inferiority in general. As long as it "does no harm".
This is really the basic philosophy of my life. And has been since as long as I can remember.
I don't really care if you work hard, or sit on your butt. I don't really care if you are a druggy, or a hippie. You can do whatever you want, as long as you do no harm.
I have asthma and allergies, both are inferior. But neither asthma or allergies does harm. If I want to turn into a survivalist hermit, that is fine, because it does no harm.
When I look at the world, I try to only advocate for policies that "do no harm".
The problem with homosexuality, is that if we do nothing, its harmful, and if we do something, its harmful. So I feel like we need a policy that could do the least harm as possible.
In my view, the primary harm from homosexuality seems to come from sort of a confusion about the role of gender vs the role of sexual orientation. This confusion tends to make people feel uncomfortable or uneasy. And the traditional "gender line" gets broken down.
If there was a way to redefine the "gender line", by making sure orientations were clearly defined by all participants. Then it would remove a lot of confusion and distrust between people.
Do you disagree?
How is homosexuality any more harmful than heterosexuality?
There are no guarantees in this life that you won't be "uncomfortable".
Grow up.
You need to start asking yourself questions, rather than spewing out opinions.
Look, why are there bathrooms for women and bathrooms for men? Why would a man be fine with showering with other men, but not with women? Why would women be fine with showering with other women, but not with men?
Are gays living in tolerant countries more happy or less happy than the general population? Why?
Do women tend to feel more comfortable around gay men than straight men? Would a woman be more likely to be talkative towards a random male stranger, if she knew he was gay, and thus wasn't attracted towards her, and wouldn't take her friendliness as flirting?
Would straight men be more likely to feel comfortable with men hanging around their wives, if we knew who was gay and who wasn't.
Would the world be better off if homosexuals didn't exist at all?
In a "homosexual tolerant" country, would the existence of a "straight badge" and a "gay badge" cause harmful discrimination?
All I'm saying is that, homosexuality is inherently inferior. That doesn't mean that the individual is inferior, nor is it the individuals fault that they are homosexual. But, homosexuality is still inferior.
Which is simple to understand because, if you asked a gay person if they would have rather been born straight, 99% of them would say yes.
Gays don't want to be gay, straight people don't want gays to be gay. Being gay is basically a curse, on both the individual and society. The question is, if we understand that homosexuality is inferior, but it isn't anyone's fault. How do we address the situation in a practical way, which would minimize the negative social effects that come out of homosexuality, while doing minimal harm to individuals?
Why don't we just pin a label on YOU. Something that indicates your discomfort with just about everyone and everything. Maybe a big NIT, for Needs Intensive Therapy.
You've got some serious issues - hope you get some help soon....
Yes I am sure. Even in early 1980s people in China did not talk about it at all.
I heard the concept first time when I was like 10 years old.
In the early 80s people and China didn't talk about a lot of things. In the US, you can be sure that in the 60s, we were all aware of the existence of homosexuality.
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