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Re: If homosexuality is a choice...

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Phatscotty wrote:[ yeah, I know it wasn't a great example. However, I still think that the idea of "if it looks good, sleep with it" is impulse most of the time, and what a person thinks looks good is in the mind. A woman could be talked into a bisexual experience even though she has never thought of it or desired it, and has a good buzz going from alcohol, and I don't think that has anything to do with being born a certain way.
"Convincing" someone with alchohol, or while drunk is otherwise known as rape. And no, being the victim of rape has nothing at all to do with being born one way or another.
Phatscotty wrote: I understand there are probably some studies that have been done that show xyz, but I'm just saying a person can be born straight, and if they have someone telling them that gay is normal and showing them gay porn all the time at a very young age, and then being taught about gayness in school, they could turn gay.

I see, so it is your theory that simply hearing about people who are homosexual will somehow "turn" them?

Except... then you switch to "gay porn". NO school has any business showing kids porn. Sex ed does show biological diagrams that are definitely not porn. There IS evidence that some, particularly repeated exposure, to porn can impact sexuality in kids. That's one way pedophiles can operate, for example. BUT, let's be clear on a couple of things. Simply showing naked pictures, even seeing naked people does NOT lead to any kind of sexual attraction change (not worded well, but I am trying to stay away from words like abberration, etc.). If anything, constant exposure, such as in nudist coloneys, leads to a more normal/healthy attraction.. that is, less likely to have a major obsession, just normal "I like this person..". (such coloneys take EXTREME pains to protect their kids from anything close to pedophilia). What does matter is actualy porn. Not going to get into the definition, because it is culturally based. However, what it gets down to is that showing kids pictures that are not usually present, that they are told are "sexual" in some way, will elicit a response in some kids. Again, that is how pedophiles operate.

BUT... it is also how kids, particularly boys, in extreme religious groups ALSO become "perverts". There is a movement, for example, to consider even pictures that you might see on Redbook or Ladies Home Journal, never mind Cosmopolitan to be "porn". These parents are TEACHING their sons that it is perfectly normal for them to "react" to even such mild images. They are, plain and simply laying the ground for those boys to then blame women around them for "being too sexy" .. and therefore giving them permission to excuse bad behavior to women who "don't dress appropriately". There is nothing wrong with teaching modesty, but this is something else.


The point? The point is that KIDS do not need to see porn, but completely isolating them doesn't work, either, unless your whole intent is to ensure they never leave that very closed group... and I mean never. Because you let those men, raised to think that "any" show of skin in women is akin to "asking" for sex (even if the women themselves are not intending or aware of that message), go out in society they cause the rest of us normal people, particularly women HUGE problems!

BUT.. let's get back to the "knowing about homosexuality leads to homosexuality". IF that were true, then you would see a significant spike in the tendency to homosexuality among the children of homosexual couples. This is just not seen. There are now a fair contingent of children, now adults, who were raised by openly homosexual couples. They show no more of a tendency toward homosexuality than those raised by heterosexual couples. Repeat: Being raised by homosexuals, with all the exposure to the lifestyle that entails does not lead children to become homosexuals as adults. It does make the acceptance of any homosexual tendencies easier, when they do arise. In other words, it does not make kids more likely to be homosexual, but it makes them "healthier" about it if they are homosexual. (note.. there are other studies that look more specifically at the inheritance issue. This is much harder to track, because to be an unbiased study requires comparing children of openly homosexual people to children of those who were raised heterosexual, but who had one or more homosexual parents... and, then you almost have to stick to just adoptees, because people who get married or just have kids and then later decide to act upon their homosexuality represent a specific seperate set of issues).

SO... while there is a link to many types of changes to sexuality based on porn, (and the reverse, lack of exposure to the opposite sex), there is no link between just being open, honest and problems (of any type).

The NEXT question is at what point does this infringe upon a parent's rights? I can gaurantee that my above paragraphs about lack of exposure would result in a flurry of condemnation (might here, depending on who reads this) and objection. "BUT".. they will say, "parents have the RIGHT...". OK, fine. But why do you have the right to actively teach that aberration..that basically any exposure to women wearing the "wrong clothing", etc is going to lead to eroticism, is therefore wrong, women need to dress only in what that religion considers "modest". YET.. other parents have no right to even teach that homosexuality exists and that people who are homosexual don't secretly have sex with babies and so forth?

See, the real question here is not at all about whether homosexuality is OK or not. That is, as many have said a "religious"/belief question. The question for society is what is harmful. In that, the very conservatives actually have far less of a leg to stand upon than the so-called homosexualy "lobby". I have NEVER experienced or seen any kind of harm from homosexual couples. I have seen pedophiles of hetero and homo types on the news, but thankfully have never met them.. and they are not the point of this discussion. They are wrong, abberrant, need to be locked up.. etc. They are NOT what is referred to here by homosexuals.. they are specifically pedophiles who are attracted to children of their own gender, emphasis on pedophile, not the gender to which they are attracted! Anyway, I have NEVER experienced any harm from those. This includes several people I only learned were homosexual as an adult, people who were active in my churches growing up or with whom I was otherwise associated. I HAVE, however, very much experienced all sorts of problems from so-called men who were raised to plain and simply believe that women were objects, or simply that women are either supposed to dress to "please" or just the opposite, that women were supposed to dress only modestly and that if they did not, well.... they were not to be respected. NO man has to deal with that!

Of course, I know that I grew up in a time of major transition. I have gone from a time when girls were required to wear dresses to public school, when a teacher was nor rehired, simply because she was pregnant (there was talk of forcing her out early, but that, at least was considered going too far.. after all, most of us either had siblings "on the way" or knew other women who were having kids), to a time when women fighting fires and doing other physical labor has become more or less common. Such transition ALWAYS mean a lot of hardship and pain for those making the transitions. At the same time, because I have seen this transition, I can clearly see the differences in how people have come to be treated by the various groups.
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I still think gay can be taught to someone who was born straight.
I think it's very difficult to teach a person born gay to be straight though.
If that is true, its only becuase there are far more straight people than homosexual.

What you are really saying is something I got into earlier. There is a possibility that not everyone is aligned "one way or the other". Some people may actually be bisexual. This would highly distort many studies. What might be happening, for example, in studies that show people can change gender is that these programs are having "success" with people who may have thought they were homosexual, but who are actually bisexual.

As I noted, the whole idea of bisexuality is a tad controversial. Is it that people are actually fundamentally attracted to both sexes or is it just that they allow themselves to "adapt"? I don't really want to get into that any more, becuase there just doesn't seem to be enough research to do more than pose the questions and... well, those questions can too readily spin off into something other than intelligent conversation.

But.. get back to the earlier continuum I spoke about, that is of physically mixed gender people. This is a plain physical fact. A link I just found said roughly 2% of infants are in some way hermaphrodites. Most of the time, the variations are minor and surgary is done early so that the children themselves may not even know that this happened. However, as much as we know for sure this physical mixing happens, and as much as we are learning that gender is tied to the brain and not just the body, it makes sense that such "mixing" might happen in the brain, as well.

Studies of hermaphroditic children lead to some of the strongest evidence that gender is in the brain, because there are more than a few times when children grow up and decide that the gender their parent's chose for them is just wrong. That is a given fact. Given that fact, it makes sense that there would be others who were seeming to be born with a single physical gender, but who might find their brains "say otherwise".
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Re: If homosexuality is a choice...

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Woodruff wrote:Let's examine this..."force everybody else to accept their choice of lifestyles". I thought you believed in freedom, Night Strike? If someone else's freedom does not harm anyone and does not infringe on anyone else's rights, why do you care if they exercise that freedom? They aren't forcing you to accept ANYTHING, because YOU ARE NOT IMPACTED. So...do you believe in freedom or do you believe we should live in a religious tyrancy (because the only argument against homosexuality and homosexual unions is religion)?
Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it. We aren't allowed to disagree with someone else's choices. And if homosexual marriages become law, unless there is a specific exception granted for religious institutions, the ultimate affront to the rights of others will be forcing churches to perform those marriages. The homosexual agenda is just the latest movement to force their beliefs on others and further crowd out the positive influence of religion on our culture.
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Night Strike wrote:
Woodruff wrote:Let's examine this..."force everybody else to accept their choice of lifestyles". I thought you believed in freedom, Night Strike? If someone else's freedom does not harm anyone and does not infringe on anyone else's rights, why do you care if they exercise that freedom? They aren't forcing you to accept ANYTHING, because YOU ARE NOT IMPACTED. So...do you believe in freedom or do you believe we should live in a religious tyrancy (because the only argument against homosexuality and homosexual unions is religion)?
Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.

You are labeled as a bigot if you ACT on those beliefs in a way that hurts another person.

Night Strike wrote:We aren't allowed to disagree with someone else's choices. And if homosexual marriages become law, unless there is a specific exception granted for religious institutions, the ultimate affront to the rights of others will be forcing churches to perform those marriages. The homosexual agenda is just the latest movement to force their beliefs on others and further crowd out the positive influence of religion on our culture.
You are allowed to disagree. You are allowed to have whatever beliefs you wish and to speak of them in private. BUT, the minute you make those views public, then, yes, you are responsible for the impact of those views. If you want to post a sign on your lawn that says "My religion disapproves of homosexuals" or "my religion disapproves of homosexual unions", why is that different from posting a sign that says "My church disapproves of interrace marriages?".

You are free to attend a church with those views, even to teach your children those views. You are not, however, allowed to refuse to hire someone becuase they marry someone of another race, unless it is a church-direct position. Similarly, why should you be allowed to not hire someone who is homosexual? Why should you be dissallowed from telling students that blacks and whites should not marry, but its perfectly OK to tell students that homosexual marriage is wrong?

That your church agrees or disagrees is utterly irrelevant. The standard is either we have freedom or we don't. It does seem that you are OK with freedom as long as it agrees with your view of Christianity. The problem with that is that your view of Christianity and others differ significantly. Not only do some Christian churches feel the Bible is ambiguous about homosexuality, but some Christian churches teach that people of other races should not marry, that women need to stay at home and take care of kids, be fully subservient to their men, etc.

ALL of those beliefs are allowed in a free society, but no one has the right to push ANY of those positions onto anyone else. The ultimate right is not that of oppression, it is of freedom. Your rights end when it comes to telling others how to live their lives. You DO have to tolerate those of whom you disapprove in a free society. That is what real freedom means.. not simply "live as you want as long as I approve".
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chang50 wrote:[
Just can't believe this discussion is still alive and kicking in the 21st century.. :?
Actually, if you stop and think about it, society has undergone phenomenal change in just 100 years. Just one 100 years ago, the right of women to own property, to make decisions about her own body (and I do NOT mean abortion here!.. I mean far more basic medical decisions) was tenuous or non-existant in practice. Descrimination of blacks was not only accepted, Jim Crow laws codified it. Sodomy, etc were considered "high crimes".

So, while we do have a ways to go, to say that you "cannot believe this discussion is still alive"... I think ignores the huge positive changes our country, the world has seen. Also, evne when society fully changes, we still have to ALWAYS leave room for discussion. The idea that blacks are inferior to whites, for example is quite firm in our society. Still, there are those who continue to believe that is untrue. A free society means accepting all, even that which we consider repugnant, as long as there is no direct harm causes. Beliefs and discussion are almost always OK. Actions are what we prohibit.
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Night Strike wrote:
Woodruff wrote:Let's examine this..."force everybody else to accept their choice of lifestyles". I thought you believed in freedom, Night Strike? If someone else's freedom does not harm anyone and does not infringe on anyone else's rights, why do you care if they exercise that freedom? They aren't forcing you to accept ANYTHING, because YOU ARE NOT IMPACTED. So...do you believe in freedom or do you believe we should live in a religious tyrancy (because the only argument against homosexuality and homosexual unions is religion)?
Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others.
Not in any way, so let's examine it some more...
Night Strike wrote:Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it. We aren't allowed to disagree with someone else's choices.
Why do you feel the need to talk about someone else's choice that doesn't affect you? Are you bothered by people who like sweet tea instead of unsweetened tea, or vice-versa? Are you part of a campaign against that choice? Why do you care about something that does not affect you at all. As well, you can state that you feel that homosexuality is wrong...your free speech is not limited in that regard. You may have to accept the consequences of those statements, but there are always consequences and limitations to acting on your freedoms.
Night Strike wrote:And if homosexual marriages become law, unless there is a specific exception granted for religious institutions, the ultimate affront to the rights of others will be forcing churches to perform those marriages.
Religion should be removed from the concept of marriage OR all legal/governmental benefits should be removed from the concept of marriage. Either way, and the problem is essentially resolved. It's really not difficult at all.
Night Strike wrote:The homosexual agenda is just the latest movement to force their beliefs on others and further crowd out the positive influence of religion on our culture.
While religion does have some positive influences on our culture, it's homophobia isn't one of them. As well, the "homosexual agenda" is quite simply to be accepted rather than harassed/discriminated/threatened/killed. You're not going to convince anyone who has objectivity that the largest part of the homosexual community and their supporters wouldn't be thrilled to have that be the case and would happily be satisfied with it. Sure, there are the extreme minority, the power-hungry THAT YOU WILL SEE IN EVERY GROUP...don't judge the group by the extremists.
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PLAYER57832 wrote:
chang50 wrote:[
Just can't believe this discussion is still alive and kicking in the 21st century.. :?
Actually, if you stop and think about it, society has undergone phenomenal change in just 100 years. Just one 100 years ago, the right of women to own property, to make decisions about her own body (and I do NOT mean abortion here!.. I mean far more basic medical decisions) was tenuous or non-existant in practice. Descrimination of blacks was not only accepted, Jim Crow laws codified it. Sodomy, etc were considered "high crimes".
This really is true, and a good reminder. I too sometimes fall into the trap of thinking that it's unbelievable that some particular views are still common...but as player said, how many generations are involved in that 100 years? That's really not at all much time for ingrained beliefs to change, and a lot of change for the better has occurred in that time. That's not a reason to "settle" or be satisfied with it, but it has to be recognized.
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Night Strike wrote: Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.
Stupid black people and their wanting to be treated equally to white people. I'd totally be opposed to interracial marriage except I'm afraid of being called a racist.
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If anyone feels they are being called a bigot with some regularity, and they would like to stop being called a bigot so often, perhaps they should stop espousing bigoted views so often.
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Wait, so am I getting this right?

NightStrike doesn't want homosexuals to get married because...he doesn't want to be called a bigot?
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It makes perfect sense.
Similarly all churches should be disbanded because i don't want to be labelled anti-religious.
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Jesus hates gays.. Enough said
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Metsfanmax wrote:
Night Strike wrote: Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.
Stupid black people and their wanting to be treated equally to white people. I'd totally be opposed to interracial marriage except I'm afraid of being called a racist.
Except there is absolutely no similarity between race and sexual preference.
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jammyjames wrote:Jesus hates gays.. Enough said
Exact reference. That is, can you cite where Jesus specifically said this? Or even where one of the disciples state he implied this?
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Night Strike wrote:
Metsfanmax wrote:
Night Strike wrote: Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.
Stupid black people and their wanting to be treated equally to white people. I'd totally be opposed to interracial marriage except I'm afraid of being called a racist.
Except there is absolutely no similarity between race and sexual preference.
Why not?

Why is homosexuality different? Biology? Science indicates there IS a biologic difference.

HOWEVER, even if there were not .. why is homosexuality different that the practice of Buddhism, or Paganism or any other belief system you oppose? Seems like your next statement will be that liberalism should not be allowed.
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PLAYER57832 wrote:
Night Strike wrote:
Metsfanmax wrote:
Night Strike wrote: Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.
Stupid black people and their wanting to be treated equally to white people. I'd totally be opposed to interracial marriage except I'm afraid of being called a racist.
Except there is absolutely no similarity between race and sexual preference.
Why not?

Why is homosexuality different? Biology? Science indicates there IS a biologic difference.

HOWEVER, even if there were not .. why is homosexuality different that the practice of Buddhism, or Paganism or any other belief system you oppose?
Sexual preference is a person's choice while race is not. That's all that I was implying by my statement.
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Night Strike wrote:
Sexual preference is a person's choice while race is not. That's all that I was implying by my statement.
And? Why does that give you the right to tell someone this is wrong behavior? OR a wrong belief?
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Night Strike wrote:
Metsfanmax wrote:
Night Strike wrote: Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.
Stupid black people and their wanting to be treated equally to white people. I'd totally be opposed to interracial marriage except I'm afraid of being called a racist.
Except there is absolutely no similarity between race and sexual preference.
Oh OK, so "freedom of speech" can be stifled when someone makes a bigoted comment about race, but not when someone makes a bigoted comment about sexuality? Glad to see where you've drawn the line for acceptable quashing of freedom of speech.
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Timminz wrote:If anyone feels they are being called a bigot with some regularity, and they would like to stop being called a bigot so often, perhaps they should stop espousing bigoted views so often.
THAT'S JUST THE LIBERALS TRYING TO CONTROL THE WORLD THROUGH FAIRNESS!
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Night Strike wrote:
Metsfanmax wrote:
Night Strike wrote: Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.
Stupid black people and their wanting to be treated equally to white people. I'd totally be opposed to interracial marriage except I'm afraid of being called a racist.
Except there is absolutely no similarity between race and sexual preference.
Other than that neither one is really a choice being made...
Night Strike wrote:
PLAYER57832 wrote:
Night Strike wrote:
Metsfanmax wrote:
Night Strike wrote: Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.
Stupid black people and their wanting to be treated equally to white people. I'd totally be opposed to interracial marriage except I'm afraid of being called a racist.
Except there is absolutely no similarity between race and sexual preference.
Why not?

Why is homosexuality different? Biology? Science indicates there IS a biologic difference.

HOWEVER, even if there were not .. why is homosexuality different that the practice of Buddhism, or Paganism or any other belief system you oppose?
Sexual preference is a person's choice while race is not. That's all that I was implying by my statement.
So you were implying a falsity? Why would you want to do that? It really is sad that someone of your generation can believe that sexual preference is a choice, when the overwhelming evidence is that it is not.
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Metsfanmax wrote:
Night Strike wrote:
Metsfanmax wrote:
Night Strike wrote: Actually, it DOES infringe on the rights of others. Just look at the example in the other thread. Because the rest of us are forced to except their lifestyle, we're labeled as bigots if we say anything that opposes it.
Stupid black people and their wanting to be treated equally to white people. I'd totally be opposed to interracial marriage except I'm afraid of being called a racist.
Except there is absolutely no similarity between race and sexual preference.
Oh OK, so "freedom of speech" can be stifled when someone makes a bigoted comment about race, but not when someone makes a bigoted comment about sexuality? Glad to see where you've drawn the line for acceptable quashing of freedom of speech.
It just depends on what Night Strike likes and what he doesn't like, obviously.
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I'm waiting for the moment NS says he's playing advocate of the devil to keep this discussion going. It saddens me that I doubt that post will come.
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JBlombier wrote:he's playing advocate of the devil to
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I just wonder sometimes...

what kind of message does CC send to it's customers, when they allow such a hate-filled, bigoted individual to be in a moderator position?

If someone on Team CC was out here on the forums, telling people how he thinks "n***rs should all be hanged", would (or should) he be allowed to continue in his position?
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Has it been proven that sexuality is not a choice?

How do we prove that? Do we take surveys of babies born yesterday or what? Is it in the DNA? How can comeone be born gay to 2 straight parents?
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