You can keep repeating this rehashed argument.
Yeah but its a pretty good argument. Our population is increasing by 10% a decade. It kicks the shit out of any 'decreasing population' argument. Especially since we do have immigration. Our growth rate is virtually identical to what it was 20 years ago when the birthrate was 2.08.
Clearly there's an issue you're missing.
Worse, you can't establish any causative relationship between gay marriage and a lowering birthrate. You merely assert it must be so.....because you say so. And you're nobody.
You are the only one making labels like bigot. But that isn't an argument.
Its a label you've admitted to. And again, its an impeachment of your source: you. You keep citing yourself. And your source (you) is bigoted, rabidly anti-gay, spectacularly uninformed, and openly biased.
Rendering your citations of yourself merely subjective personal opinion from an admitted biased, anti-gay bigot. Which is objectively meaningless.
See how that works? As long as you're citing yourself as your source, the naked bias and lack of objectivity of your source is immediately relevant.
The statistics show those growing up in homosexual households are measurably more dysfunctional than their peers from heterosexual households. This isn't my bigotry, this is from their self-reporting as adults after the fact.
Family Research Council
The Family Research Council? That's an openly anti-gay organization. And they're quoting a lone study that has some serious methodology problems. As noted by the American Medical Assocation when they reviewed the study:
... The data does not show whether the perceived romantic relationship ever in fact occurred; nor whether the parent self-identified as gay or lesbian; nor whether the same sex relationship was continuous, episodic, or one-time only; nor whether the individual in these categories was actually raised by a homosexual parent (children of gay fathers are often raised by their heterosexual mothers following divorce), much less a parent in a long-term relationship with a same-sex partner. Indeed, most of the participants in these groups spent very little, if any, time being raised by a “same-sex couple.”
http://cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/general/2012/07/10/12-15388_Amicus_Brief_Psychological.pdf
With the AMA finding the study's methodology scientifically unsound.
The study you cite compares intact heterosexual relationships with same sex unions that formed AFTER a heterosexual relationship had already collapsed. Which the author then uses to make conclusions
about intact same sex unions.
Um, that's bullshit. Even the author's chair at his college denounced the paper and its methodolgy for just such reasons. The author is openly against gay marriage, is fiercely catholic (going so far as to say that your faith should influence what you teach and research), and had the paper funded by not one but TWO conservative think tank. And the author continued to dig himself a hole with these lovely comments after the paper's release:
"If gay marriage is perceived as legitimate by heterosexual women, it will eventually embolden boyfriends everywhere, and not a few husbands, to press for what men have always historically wanted but were rarely allowed: sexual novelty in the form of permission to stray without jeopardizing their primary relationship"....
....In addition, he claims the "normalization of gay men's sexual behavior" in society will prompt a surge in the "practice of heterosexual anal sex."
And this lovely gem:
“I think that marriage is essentially a union between a man and a woman. It’s intended to be permanent.” When asked whether marriage should include same-sex couples, he said, “I don’t think it’s a good idea,” basing his opinion on an “historically stable” definition of “marriage.”
The study is so poorly done that hen presented as evidence in court,
it was rejected for its flaws and obvious bias. But its perfect fodder for the Family Research Council and fellow bigots like yourself.
And of course you ignore the largest study if its kind ever done, without any of the methodological flaws that your study did:
Children of same-sex couples fare better when it comes to physical health and social well-being than children in the general population, according to researchers at the
University of Melbourne in Australia.
Children of same-sex couples are happier and healthier than peers research shows - The Washington Post
But you ignore it beceause it doesn't say what you want to say. While clinging to a study with profound flaws. For crying out loud, the author admitted that MORE THAN HALF of the 'same sex households' he cited, the children he measured had never actually lived in.
How can you be measuring the effects of same sex households on children.....when half of your children in the 'same sex parent' sample never lived in a same sex household?
Obviously you can't.
Yes, I am trying to impose my views into law, you are trying to impose yours.
You're trying to impose your RELIGIOUS views on the law. And that's not something I'm doing. Our laws aren't bound by your personal religious interpretations. Christianity isn't the sole basis of morality. Nor is there anything that mandates its a valid basis.
Your subjective religious beliefs are not the basis of our laws. Nor should be.
I never argued gay marriage makes straight people gay marry, so again, this is something you have created in your mind. You have an odd habit of doing this.
And again, Captain strawman...I've never argued that. And I've challenged you to quote me doing so, or arguing that you did.
You can't. You're done.
It is not based purely on genetic variation, or purely on environmental variation. What I asked you was a simple question, and you have yet to provide no answer. you just continue repeating yourself and ignoring the question. Why is homosexuality different than other human behavior, and purely based on genetic variation, and if so, what is your proof?
Where have I said that being gay is based purely on genetic variation? Again, Captain strawman, quote me.
You have yet to tell us anything connecting gays 'promoting the gay lifestyle' by getting married......and the sexuality of straight people.
You are autistic, and definitely socially off. You are an emotionally driven woman that spends most your time on online boards repeating yourself. You are almost definitely ugly and fat, and without a husband, who you would be happier with.
Dude, you accuse everyone of 'autism'. Its your go to insult and your tell. It how we know your argument just broke.And sure enough, since you started using it, your argument has degraded into useless strawmen and assumed causation without evidence.
And don't bother with the silly insults. I genuinely don't care what you think. So whatever emotional reaction you're trying to illicit is wasted effort.
Society is more nihilistic and atomized(I didn't say marriage becomes more atomized), relationships are more dysfunctional than they have been in the past(look at divorce rates, lower birthrates, more bastardy, more mental illness, depression, anxiety, isolation, less community participation, lower trust; for this read Putnam's work and the Social Capital Community Benchmark Survey and US Census data), this apathy and social indifference is paralleled by the rise in the homosexual rights movement, the movement is a result of a society plagued by moral indifference and atomization, people losing a sense of community and traditional relationship norms.
Holy run on sentence, batman!
Your argument is still breaking in the exact same spot:
you can't establish causation. You assume causation. But you can't back that up with evidence, instead offering us a vague coexistence as demonstrating cause. But that's now how causation works. It would be like arguing that the TV show 'Friends' caused the economic boom of the mid 90s, because there was a parallel to the show being on the air and economic expansion.
Co-existence does not mean causation. Yet you keep arguing that it does. Your methodology is crap.
Worse, we have explicit contradictions of your assumptions. With Massechussetts having legalized gay marriage 10 years ago. And marriage rates being virtually unchanged. If gay marriage causes traditional marriage to 'atomize', then why didn't it?
You have no answer. You won't discuss the topic. You won't acknowledge the decade long contradiction of your assumptions. Instead, you continue to your bigotry as the basis of your argument.
No thank you.
A gay can have a biological child by having a child with a woman, a woman's egg. They cannot have a child by having gay sex and the child will not be the couple's biologically, just one of the homosexual's children. They are genetic dead ends, sexually speaking, they are not driven towards procreation, but towards a sexual relationship where the act itself cannot make children, they have to use women to have children.
Nope. Gays and lesbians have biological kids all the time through invetro-fertilization, sperm donation and surrogacy. And any gay or lesbian parent of their biological children have the same genetic investment as any heterosexual parent. As their child has half of their genes, just like the child of any heterosexual.
Your 'genetic dead end' nonsense is once again, meaningless gibber-jabber.