Hobbit
Senior Member
Ok, so there have been many studies that point to hormonal imbalance starting en utero as being the cause of homosexuality. As such, scientists at Oregon State University in the city of Corvallis and at the Oregon Health and Science University in Portland have been using hormone supplements and other chemical treatments to try to get known gay rams to mate with ewes. If the research is successful, it could eventually be expanded to humans and an expectant mother could use a harmless hormone supplement to minimize or eliminate the chances of a child of either sex being gay, and a chemical cure may even come for adult gays who don't want to be so any more.
But wait a minute. This means that there's a forseeable end to homosexuality, and in our diverse, multi-cultural, politically correct society, this is intolerable, as homosexuality is a unique culture that must be considered equal to all other cultures. That means we can't threaten to eliminate it with a chemical cure. Well, I'm confused now. Gays have been saying for years that they would never choose it and that they'd rather have been born straight, so as to avoid the social stigma. Well, now they can accomplish just that, and they're basically equating it with racism.
Now, I'm going to try to watch this objectively, but I think the treatment is a good idea, especially when considering those who truly would rather be straight than gay. I'd like to get the thoughts of Kagom, especially. Would you use this if it were available? Would you look down on anybody who did?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2087-2524408,00.html
But wait a minute. This means that there's a forseeable end to homosexuality, and in our diverse, multi-cultural, politically correct society, this is intolerable, as homosexuality is a unique culture that must be considered equal to all other cultures. That means we can't threaten to eliminate it with a chemical cure. Well, I'm confused now. Gays have been saying for years that they would never choose it and that they'd rather have been born straight, so as to avoid the social stigma. Well, now they can accomplish just that, and they're basically equating it with racism.
Now, I'm going to try to watch this objectively, but I think the treatment is a good idea, especially when considering those who truly would rather be straight than gay. I'd like to get the thoughts of Kagom, especially. Would you use this if it were available? Would you look down on anybody who did?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2087-2524408,00.html