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...If you don't like gay sex, then don't have gay sex, and if you don't like gay marriage then don't marry the same sex....Why can't people like you mind your own business anyway?
That's what it comes down to, in my opinion. As long as they are consenting adults, the last thing I care about is which citizen is having sex with which other citizen.
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Originally Posted by Sorel36
I did prove that heteros are born straight. I also notice a disturbing trend : dismissing any attempt at a rational conversation on this topic by calling the other side bigots. I find this quite outrageous since the pro LGBT are among the most ideologically driven people who will deliberately ignore all facts in order to push their views and their agenda.
But did you prove straight people are born straight and gay people are born straight and choose to change?
I think not, one little video not withstanding.
And just what facts are being ignored as you allege?
Considering that the vast majority of gay people don't procreate, it's a dumb idea to claim that being gay is genetic. If it was then it would have dwindled away over time, since gay people don't usually have offspring to pass their genes onto.
Homosexuality is a behavior, and not all behaviors should be tolerated. But you proved that you cannot tolerate people who offer opinions different than yours, even when presented in a rational, non offensive manner.
The appropriate response to intolerance is to be intolerant of it. You do not like being called intolerant or bigoted when your very posts her paint you clearly as both of those things. You go so far as to equate homosexuality with disease and boldly claim it is behavior not to be tolerated.
So yes; I am bigoted against your bigotry. I am intolerant of your intolerance. As any reasonable, compassionate person should be.
At least my form of intolerance wouldn't deny anyone rights, equal treatment or involve marginalization, or label a certain group of people as lesser or second class.
The fact you fail to see this is likely indicative of other discrepancies of cognition from which you suffer.
Considering that the vast majority of gay people don't procreate, it's a dumb idea to claim that being gay is genetic. If it was then it would have dwindled away over time, since gay people don't usually have offspring to pass their genes onto.
Many of us do have children. In the past homosexuals hid and married the opposite sex to fit in, they procreated. Many still hide and marry the opposite sex, example - "ex-gays".
I know there's an overlap of people who think being gay is a choice and evolution is not true (which means there's an overlap of completely morons and people who think being gay is a choice), so it's often difficult to reason with them. But since they're often conservatives, let's base this on individual freedom.
If being gay is a choice, what gives you the right to dictate it? That completely contradicts individualism, and I challenge anyone on the right to explain that it's not.
I don't expect a response because it's a question that requires thought in a debate where the right chooses not to think, but the question is out there and I look forward to someone explaining how their oppressive view on homosexuality is not contradictory to their ideas of individual freedom.
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