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If being gay was a choice, there would be no gay people.
After being shown, choice is what creates gay people or heterosexual people....
One breeds to pass the gene and one does not and that gene gets eliminated from the genepool.
The idiot gene is hard to cull.
Oh look, someone doesn't understand anything at all about genetics.
If you are born "gay" there would be a gene keeping that trait alive. Gay people are not breeders.
After being shown and taught, individuals make a choice. A choice(freedom) to be in the breeding class, or the non-breeding class.
If you are born "gay" there would be a gene keeping that trait alive. Gay people are not breeders.
After being shown and taught, individuals make a choice. A choice(freedom) to be in the breeding class, or the non-breeding class.
There isn't a gene that makes someone blind at birth either.
If you are born "gay" there would be a gene keeping that trait alive. Gay people are not breeders.
After being shown and taught, individuals make a choice. A choice(freedom) to be in the breeding class, or the non-breeding class.
Why are there still people with Down's Syndrome, or with sickle-cell anemia, or with cystic fibrosis? Shouldn't have those gone away too?
If you are born "gay" there would be a gene keeping that trait alive. Gay people are not breeders.
After being shown and taught, individuals make a choice. A choice(freedom) to be in the breeding class, or the non-breeding class.
Just because YOU made a choice doesn't mean everyone is like you. Think about it.
Why are there still people with Down's Syndrome, or with sickle-cell anemia, or with cystic fibrosis? Shouldn't have those gone away too?
They are not sterile. Unless they make the choice to be non-breeders from what they have been taught.
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