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Actually there is some truth in that. It was all just part of the "narrative" from the liberal media in an attempt to get more votes.
That's all this is about: VOTES.
Let's stop being compassionate, and let's tell people with this disorder that they are being childish in wanting help. That will get more votes for Democrats by appealing to their base need for acceptance.
Yes, it's all about getting more votes for Democrats. Democrats are merely USING them.
But I know many will say this idea is crazy.
Actually there is some truth in that. It was all just part of the "narrative" from the liberal media in an attempt to get more votes.
That's all this is about: VOTES.
Let's stop being compassionate, and let's tell people with this disorder that they are being childish in wanting help. That will get more votes for Democrats by appealing to their base need for acceptance.
Yes, it's all about getting more votes for Democrats. Democrats are merely USING them.
But I know many will say this idea is crazy.
The Democratic Party has had a pro-gay rights plank in its platform since 1980.
First of all, I have already tried posting this topic in Psychology, and I was told that it belongs here.
I believe that all human beings have a natural aversion to the idea of homosexuality. It is the same feeling that any normal person would have towards anyone with a mental disorder. It is natural to feel empathy and even pity towards them.
But suddenly it has been labelled as politically incorrect to feel this way. Now it is even politically correct to call it hateful if anyone expresses that feeling.
Ten years ago this was the norm, however. So I don't believe that all the self-described "gay supporters" are being honest when they say that they don't feel this aversion as well.
How did this change happen so quickly and why?
Hate to break the NEWS to you but DECADES ago...in 1973.....where have you been the past 40 years?????
NO, lesbian, gay, and bisexual orientations are not disorders. Research has found no inherent association between any of these sexual orientations and psychopathology. Both heterosexual behavior and homosexual behavior are normal aspects of human sexuality. Both have been documented in many different cultures and historical eras. Despite the persistence of stereotypes that portray lesbian, gay, and bisexual people as disturbed, several decades of research and clinical experience have led all mainstream medical and mental health organizations in this country to conclude that these orientations represent normal forms of human experience. Lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships are normal forms of human bonding. Therefore, these mainstream organizations long ago abandoned classifications of homosexuality as a mental disorder.
First of all, I have already tried posting this topic in Psychology, and I was told that it belongs here.
I believe that all human beings have a natural aversion to the idea of homosexuality. It is the same feeling that any normal person would have towards anyone with a mental disorder. It is natural to feel empathy and even pity towards them.
But suddenly it has been labelled as politically incorrect to feel this way. Now it is even politically correct to call it hateful if anyone expresses that feeling.
Ten years ago this was the norm, however. So I don't believe that all the self-described "gay supporters" are being honest when they say that they don't feel this aversion as well.
How did this change happen so quickly and why?
Speak for yourself. Just because you personally have an aversion doesn't mean all human beings do. Not everyone has Ozzy's experience.
First of all, I have already tried posting this topic in Psychology, and I was told that it belongs here.
I believe that all human beings have a natural aversion to the idea of homosexuality. It is the same feeling that any normal person would have towards anyone with a mental disorder. It is natural to feel empathy and even pity towards them.
But suddenly it has been labelled as politically incorrect to feel this way. Now it is even politically correct to call it hateful if anyone expresses that feeling.
Ten years ago this was the norm, however. So I don't believe that all the self-described "gay supporters" are being honest when they say that they don't feel this aversion as well.
How did this change happen so quickly and why?
When you stop bringing the subject up constantly...!!!!!
I believe that all human beings have a natural aversion to the idea of homosexuality. It is the same feeling that any normal person would have towards anyone with a mental disorder. It is natural to feel empathy and even pity towards them.
That is your problem. Not all human beings have a natural aversion. Many do. But not "all." That should be obvious to you. In the USA, millions and millions of people do not have this aversion. It didn't happen suddenly.
Um that's not homosexuality, that's transexuality. Who are you to dictate what's normal and what's not normal. Do you people actually believe that homosexuality is just something out of a lifestyle magazine that people choose? Please sit yourself down.
I think it was sometime in the 1970s. Interesting that in just a few decades a group has gone from being considered mentally ill to America's elite.
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