LiveUninhibited
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- Feb 16, 2009
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It doesn't matter if homosexuality is genetic or not.
What matters is that there are homosexuals and that they DO NOT choose to be homosexual but simply ARE homosexual. It can not be cured (despite what you've might've heard from those religious institutions). Think of sexuality as a spectrum: 0 being straight and 10 being homosexual. Everyone fits into that spectrum, some 0, some 10, but most of us at the bottom of the scale like 1 and 2, a few of us at 8 and 9, and some between 4 and 7. Those who are "cured" would most likely be found around the 4 to 7 range. Essentially, they are bi-sexual, tended to find their own gender more attractive, but can make a life with the opposite gender.
The point is, homosexuals are gay. They don't choose to be gay any more than you choose to be straight. They just are. And we shouldn't punish them for it. Especially since being gay doesn't hurt anybody.
Your position seems to be 'they are, therefore they are'. Its illogical.
His first statement can be boiled down to it's not a choice. It seems he then said he believes there's a spectrum of preference, and those at the extreme ends of the spectrum have no choice but those in the middle do. But that it doesn't matter whether it's a choice or not because homosexuality doesn't harm anybody.