Well obviously not. I mean, you don't even have a 20 meter long "stick".

Several counter-arguments to your (terribly weak) argument:

1. Homosexuality has always existed, and there were moments when it wasn't considered wrong.

2. Animals don't have concepts of "right" or "wrong".

3. People aren't rebels by nature. Most people are actually sheep.

4. Rebels don't do things because they're "wrong" (unless they're rebelling for the sake of rebelling). Rebels challenge  the notion of whether the thing considered "wrong" is actually "wrong" in the first place. The "rebel spirit" you talk about is actually the main source of human progress (we'd still be in the Dark ages without it).

5. There is no convincing argument you can come up with that would qualify homosexuality as objectively "wrong".

No. It being environmental doesn't make it a choice. It would also be nice if you shared your proof. Such a statement requires some sort of proof.

Dude, don't bother. The homophobes always ignore this little argument that would essentially force them to admit they're wrong.

Why does it seem like so many straight (especially men) people are scared of gay people? They must be awfully insecure about themselves. Even though I'm straight myself, I still take it as a compliment if a man finds me attractive, as much as if a woman does and it doesn't freak me out.

It seems like a lot of people carry around the misconception that gay people are sexual deviants who will;

A: Rape your ass any chance they get.

B: Are sexually aroused by any and all members of the same sex without exceptions, they have no sexual preference it seems (not to be mistaken for sexual orientation).

Also note that women are considerably more tolerant with lesbians than heterosexual men are with homosexual men, this is a male problem, predominantly. There are even men who like to watch lesbians have sex and hate on gay men at the same time because its "gross" and "unnatural". Most of the lesbians I know have a lot of straight friends while most of the gay men I know have very few straight friends. You all just need to grow up. Discrimination based on ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, social status or appearance is to be regarded as equally unjust and childish imo.

I do. You wanna see it?

I am not gonna say anything about your argument, but please dont act like you are better and more ''grown up'' than people who don't like to be around gay people. That itself is discrimination.

Nah. Keep it in your pants.

I am more grown up than those people, its not an act.

Is it discrimination to point out the lunacy of irrational fear and hatred? Hating and shunning someone for their sexual orientation is discriminatory, pointing out that it is is not. By your logic, I can't tell people who hate all black people (KKK for instance) that their hate is irrational and unfair since its discrimination.

If I were to bash someones basis for the hatred and fear, say having read the bible and believeing in god, that would be discrimination. Clearly, that is not what I'm doing. Hate on gay people all you want, but I reserve the right to think myself the more grown up on the subject at hand. Am I a better person? Impossible to say, I harbour no such illusions. I fear and hate certain things as well but there's a reason behind it all. There is no reason to hate and/or fear gay people.

I believe it is not a choice and I have my beliefs as to why and those beliefs came from experience.

Growing up in my household was tough at time because ever since my brother was around 3-4 years old he would constantly get caught taking my sisters and/or mothers clothing and wearing them. Whenever this happened he would get yelled at by my parents.

Now some may think that is mean, but it is understandable for a parent to freak out when their son thinks he is their daughter. This continued all throughout his life until he was about 25 years old. That is when he decided to move away and told us it was because he did not feel comfortable living a lie.

We asked what he meant and he told us it was because all his life he has felt like a woman trapped in a mans body. He was upset when he would get yelled at for trying to be who he felt he was supposed to be. Of course we stayed in contact as I love my family regardless of the choices they make or who they want to be.

After years of being away he recently moved back here. He had his named legally changed, took medication to develop breasts and now does modeling.

I doubt he could do all of this because he made a choice to become transgender. He was able to do all of this because that is who he really was. That is what he always felt, and now that he took that leap and decided to live his life the way he felt he was meant to he is now happier than I have ever seen and also much more confident.

Making a choice to just start being gay as opposed to being born that way does not yield these kinds of results. I don't care what anyone says.