LordMagnusKain
Banned
having homosexual sex is still a choice.
There are also alcoholic genes, doesn't mean that it's right to be a drunk.
There are also alcoholic genes, doesn't mean that it's right to be a drunk.
Originally posted by: alchemize
Certainly your perrogative - but do you speak for all gays? That was my question - would you deny the rights of those who don't want to remain gay? (or parents)Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: alchemize
Why? Don't you think that there will be some gays who want to be "cured"? Would you deny their rights?Originally posted by: umbrella39
Originally posted by: alchemize
Well that's good news. Now a cure can be found.
God I do hope my sarc-O-meter is on the fritz today.
Don't you think there will be parents, who given the choice for some genetic switch-flipping before birth, would not want their children to be gay? Would you deny their rights?
I wouldn't want to be heterosexual. Being attracted to other males has always felt entirely natural and appropriate for me. I feel bad for gay people who have been conned into thinking they are somehow ill or immoral or of less worth than a heterosexually oriented person.
Originally posted by: LordMagnusKain
having homosexual sex is still a choice.
There are also alcoholic genes, doesn't mean that it's right to be a drunk.
Like Womens Fashion Designers, Interior Decorators and Hair Dressers on Fire!Originally posted by: aidanjm
I'm not sure. I must admit, if the option was there I would definitely choose gay over heterosexual kids. On average I think the benefits of homosexuality far outweigh the disadvantages. If there are multiple genetic and early hormonal factors involved in the development of sexual orientation, this choice won't come up any time soon, anyway. The thought of a world without gay people is terribly sad to me. I also think it is sad that heterosexuals are so incapable of appreciating the many gifts, talents, attributes gay people bring to our society.
Originally posted by: aidanjm
I'm not sure. I must admit, if the option was there I would definitely choose gay over heterosexual kids. On average I think the benefits of homosexuality far outweigh the disadvantages. If there are multiple genetic and early hormonal factors involved in the development of sexual orientation, this choice won't come up any time soon, anyway. The thought of a world without gay people is terribly sad to me. I also think it is sad that heterosexuals are so incapable of appreciating the many gifts, talents, attributes gay people bring to our society.
Originally posted by: aidanjm
I'm not sure. I must admit, if the option was there I would definitely choose gay over heterosexual kids. On average I think the benefits of homosexuality far outweigh the disadvantages. If there are multiple genetic and early hormonal factors involved in the development of sexual orientation, this choice won't come up any time soon, anyway. The thought of a world without gay people is terribly sad to me. I also think it is sad that heterosexuals are so incapable of appreciating the many gifts, talents, attributes gay people bring to our society.
Originally posted by: Tommunist
Originally posted by: aidanjm
I'm not sure. I must admit, if the option was there I would definitely choose gay over heterosexual kids. On average I think the benefits of homosexuality far outweigh the disadvantages. If there are multiple genetic and early hormonal factors involved in the development of sexual orientation, this choice won't come up any time soon, anyway. The thought of a world without gay people is terribly sad to me. I also think it is sad that heterosexuals are so incapable of appreciating the many gifts, talents, attributes gay people bring to our society.
I'm not trying to slam on homosexuals but WISHING for gay children seems almost cruel. I don't know what world you live in but being gay isn't exactly easy. We don't live in a very gay friendly World right now.
It seems like you are making some pretty broad generalizations about homosexuals here as well. Break down the "advantages" to one sexual orientation over another. I have no problems with homosexuals in any sense but I see far more advantages in being heterosexual from a personal perspective. I'll try to start a list of advantages to homosexuality...
1. these people won't be increasing the population
2. less competition for me 🙂
I can't see any advantages from the individuals point of view - I mean if you are gay that's just the way it is. There is no reason not to live a happy and productive life; I'm just saying that given the choice it seems being straight would be a lot easier on the individual as things are now.
Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: Tommunist
Originally posted by: aidanjm
I'm not sure. I must admit, if the option was there I would definitely choose gay over heterosexual kids. On average I think the benefits of homosexuality far outweigh the disadvantages. If there are multiple genetic and early hormonal factors involved in the development of sexual orientation, this choice won't come up any time soon, anyway. The thought of a world without gay people is terribly sad to me. I also think it is sad that heterosexuals are so incapable of appreciating the many gifts, talents, attributes gay people bring to our society.
I'm not trying to slam on homosexuals but WISHING for gay children seems almost cruel. I don't know what world you live in but being gay isn't exactly easy. We don't live in a very gay friendly World right now.
It seems like you are making some pretty broad generalizations about homosexuals here as well. Break down the "advantages" to one sexual orientation over another. I have no problems with homosexuals in any sense but I see far more advantages in being heterosexual from a personal perspective. I'll try to start a list of advantages to homosexuality...
1. these people won't be increasing the population
2. less competition for me 🙂
I can't see any advantages from the individuals point of view - I mean if you are gay that's just the way it is. There is no reason not to live a happy and productive life; I'm just saying that given the choice it seems being straight would be a lot easier on the individual as things are now.
You think the easiest path in life is always the best? Gay people have the gift (and burden) of being outsiders. As a consequence we get to see 'you' (the mainstream) for what you REALLY are - hateful, bigoted creeps masquerading as decent people. I would never have had that clarity of vision if I was heterosexual. In fact, I'd probably be a bigot just like you. There are other benefits, but I'm not sure I want to discuss them with you or others on this forum.
Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: Tommunist
Originally posted by: aidanjm
I'm not sure. I must admit, if the option was there I would definitely choose gay over heterosexual kids. On average I think the benefits of homosexuality far outweigh the disadvantages. If there are multiple genetic and early hormonal factors involved in the development of sexual orientation, this choice won't come up any time soon, anyway. The thought of a world without gay people is terribly sad to me. I also think it is sad that heterosexuals are so incapable of appreciating the many gifts, talents, attributes gay people bring to our society.
I'm not trying to slam on homosexuals but WISHING for gay children seems almost cruel. I don't know what world you live in but being gay isn't exactly easy. We don't live in a very gay friendly World right now.
It seems like you are making some pretty broad generalizations about homosexuals here as well. Break down the "advantages" to one sexual orientation over another. I have no problems with homosexuals in any sense but I see far more advantages in being heterosexual from a personal perspective. I'll try to start a list of advantages to homosexuality...
1. these people won't be increasing the population
2. less competition for me 🙂
I can't see any advantages from the individuals point of view - I mean if you are gay that's just the way it is. There is no reason not to live a happy and productive life; I'm just saying that given the choice it seems being straight would be a lot easier on the individual as things are now.
You think the easiest path in life is always the best? Gay people are forced to be outsiders. That is a gift and burden. It does give you a particular vantage point from which to view the mainstream. We see you for what you really are - hateful, bigoted creeps masquerading as decent people. I would never have had that clarity of vision if I was heterosexual. In fact, I'd probably be a bigot just like you. There are other benefits, but I'm not sure I want to discuss them with you or others on this forum.
Originally posted by: alchemize
So in other words, you've been gifted with an "open mind", but don't want to talk about it and think we are all bigots? 😀
Originally posted by: alchemize
Why? Don't you think that there will be some gays who want to be "cured"? Would you deny their rights?Originally posted by: umbrella39
Originally posted by: alchemize
Well that's good news. Now a cure can be found.
God I do hope my sarc-O-meter is on the fritz today.
Don't you think there will be parents, who given the choice for some genetic switch-flipping before birth, would not want their children to be gay? Would you deny their rights?
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
I wonder what this will do with the Radical Religious Christain Right that is so Anti-Gay???
Doesn't this say that "God" has built in "Homosexuality" ???
They don't believe in Science and "Evolution" so this has to be Gods work. <shrugs>
Edit: Also this should give Gays the same "inalienable" rights as anyone else for marriage, health etc.
Wasn't the premise of the Christains that it was 110% Gay choice to be Gay and that was their reason for them being so against it???
well supported argument you've got there.Originally posted by: Tommunist
Originally posted by: LordMagnusKain
having homosexual sex is still a choice.
There are also alcoholic genes, doesn't mean that it's right to be a drunk.
That's a pretty rediculous comparison.
Originally posted by: aidanjm
I'm not sure. I must admit, if the option was there I would definitely choose gay over heterosexual kids. On average I think the benefits of homosexuality far outweigh the disadvantages. If there are multiple genetic and early hormonal factors involved in the development of sexual orientation, this choice won't come up any time soon, anyway. The thought of a world without gay people is terribly sad to me. I also think it is sad that heterosexuals are so incapable of appreciating the many gifts, talents, attributes gay people bring to our society.
Do you support "abortion rights"?Originally posted by: TuxDave
Originally posted by: alchemize
Why? Don't you think that there will be some gays who want to be "cured"? Would you deny their rights?Originally posted by: umbrella39
Originally posted by: alchemize
Well that's good news. Now a cure can be found.
God I do hope my sarc-O-meter is on the fritz today.
Don't you think there will be parents, who given the choice for some genetic switch-flipping before birth, would not want their children to be gay? Would you deny their rights?
I guess you're the type that prefers to 'play God' and essentially tweak and program a baby to a person's delight.
Originally posted by: alchemize
So in other words, you've been gifted with an "open mind", but don't want to talk about it and think we are all bigots? 😀
Originally posted by: ReiAyanami
is there also probably a set of genes for gay pedophilia?
or in other words, how can nature justify michael jackson's existence?
Originally posted by: aidanjm
Originally posted by: Tommunist
Originally posted by: aidanjm
I'm not sure. I must admit, if the option was there I would definitely choose gay over heterosexual kids. On average I think the benefits of homosexuality far outweigh the disadvantages. If there are multiple genetic and early hormonal factors involved in the development of sexual orientation, this choice won't come up any time soon, anyway. The thought of a world without gay people is terribly sad to me. I also think it is sad that heterosexuals are so incapable of appreciating the many gifts, talents, attributes gay people bring to our society.
I'm not trying to slam on homosexuals but WISHING for gay children seems almost cruel. I don't know what world you live in but being gay isn't exactly easy. We don't live in a very gay friendly World right now.
It seems like you are making some pretty broad generalizations about homosexuals here as well. Break down the "advantages" to one sexual orientation over another. I have no problems with homosexuals in any sense but I see far more advantages in being heterosexual from a personal perspective. I'll try to start a list of advantages to homosexuality...
1. these people won't be increasing the population
2. less competition for me 🙂
I can't see any advantages from the individuals point of view - I mean if you are gay that's just the way it is. There is no reason not to live a happy and productive life; I'm just saying that given the choice it seems being straight would be a lot easier on the individual as things are now.
I don't necessarily think the easiest path in life is always the best. Gay people are forced to be outsiders. That can be burden and a gift. It does give you a particular vantage point from which to view the mainstream. We get to see 'you' for what you really are - hateful, bigoted creeps masquerading as decent people. I would never have had that clarity of vision if I was heterosexual. In fact, I'd probably be a bigot just like most people.
We get to see 'you' for what you really are - hateful, bigoted creeps masquerading as decent people.
Originally posted by: LordMagnusKain
well supported argument you've got there.Originally posted by: Tommunist
Originally posted by: LordMagnusKain
having homosexual sex is still a choice.
There are also alcoholic genes, doesn't mean that it's right to be a drunk.
That's a pretty rediculous comparison.
Originally posted by: DragonMasterAlex
Originally posted by: dmcowen674
I wonder what this will do with the Radical Religious Christain Right that is so Anti-Gay???
Doesn't this say that "God" has built in "Homosexuality" ???
They don't believe in Science and "Evolution" so this has to be Gods work. <shrugs>
Edit: Also this should give Gays the same "inalienable" rights as anyone else for marriage, health etc.
Wasn't the premise of the Christains that it was 110% Gay choice to be Gay and that was their reason for them being so against it???
I don't think it so much says that God built in homosexuality as it just goes to highlight that male and female genes aren't so different and that yes, sometimes they don't always assemble in the exact same order, leading some men to have the genes for being attracted to men and presumably the same goes true for women.
Originally posted by: Starbuck1975
I would think that the last thing the gay community would want is for homosexuality to be linked to DNA...in order for a species to survive, it must engage in procreation...while the miracles of modern science do enable homosexuals to procreate, or other social arrangements for having children, the orientation of homosexuality runs against the necessary attraction of males to females in a species...that homosexuality could potentially have DNA origins opens the door for conversations about homosexuality also being a genetic mutation that can in fact be cured.
There is a distinction between homosexual orientation and being a homosexual...one does not have to engage in homosexual sex to be gay...similarly, heterosexual people can and have engaged in homosexual behavior.
The lines are not distinct, it is not black and white, and homosexuality is probably linked to a number of factors that include genetics, social conditioning and environment.
Originally posted by: ReiAyanami
is there also probably a set of genes for gay pedophilia?
or in other words, how can nature justify michael jackson's existence?