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Wright on 01 August 2013
Zero999 said:
Wright said:

Not sure if serious, Spurge.

 

And I am one of those who believes that we're all born bisexual. It's when you grow up, the hormones, the people that surrounds you, the education you get and the influence of the world and the media onto you that end up definning what you'll be.

there's a guy's study that say most of the population is bisexual. we all range to 100% heterosexuality (the absurd minority), to small to high levels of homosexuality (the overwelming majority), to 100% homesexuality (the other minority).

the problem is that something horible happened in the past and now we live in this disgusting world filled with disgusting people. So most of those that have small to moderate interest in the same sex ends up supressing the desire in order to "fit in".


 

Couldn't resist xDDDD



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luisvideogames on 01 August 2013

Do you think being Gay is like a special privilege or something?




reggin_bolas on 01 August 2013

A question for you gay-rights sympathizers. Do you find the idea of polyamory morally acceptable? Should people be allowed to marry more than one spouse? I ask because that's the future of civil rights advocacy.

You people intend to deconstruct (viz, destroy) the concept of family and that will pretty much be the end of this civilization.



Zero999 on 01 August 2013
reggin_bolas said:

It's just an opinion but homosexuality is offensive to all human senses. It's blatantly unnatural (and no, just because it occurs doesn't make it natural).

It's not an evolution because it has occured for as long as we have been on the planet. It is a societal evolution though; one which proceeds pari passu with progressive liberalism and atheism. 

something occurring in nature is exactly what makes it natural.

ressurection for example, is unnatural. but then again almost everything around us is unnatural: our clothes, technology, houses, medical treatments... but ironically people only persecute what litteraly only involve other peoples's asses.



IIIIITHE1IIIII on 01 August 2013
ListerOfSmeg said:

You cant do it. You cannot do it without showing your bias and doublestandards. Like most gays you dont want equality. you want superiority. You want your lifestyle accepted while everyone else lives in fear and hides.


Please expand this statement. Explain what exactly you mean by "superiority".

 

Also, if superiority is what homosexuals want, then what does heterosexuals who oppose gay marriage want? Equality?



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the2real4mafol on 01 August 2013

No it is not there has always been gay people and there are no more gay people as a % of the population then there has ever been. There are just allowed to be publicly gay now, it is no longer repressed at least in some parts of the world.



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ninetailschris on 01 August 2013
Zero999 said:
Wright said:

Not sure if serious, Spurge.

 

And I am one of those who believes that we're all born bisexual. It's when you grow up, the hormones, the people that surrounds you, the education you get and the influence of the world and the media onto you that end up definning what you'll be.

there's a guy's study that say most of the population is bisexual. we all range to 100% heterosexuality (the absurd minority), to small to high levels of homosexuality (the overwelming majority), to 100% homesexuality (the other minority).

the problem is that something horible happened in the past and now we live in this disgusting world filled with disgusting people. So most of those that have small to moderate interest in the same sex ends up supressing the desire in order to "fit in".


Guy's study? What is this a random person who interviewed people or a scientific peer-review experiment?

If the former than it meaningless because it could just be blended to what they desire if the latter link me to the paper. 

Honestly I have never heard anyone creditable argue this (or at all really). Maybe psychologically but not anything in biology.



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IIIIITHE1IIIII on 01 August 2013
reggin_bolas said:

A question for you gay-rights sympathizers. Do you find the idea of polyamory morally acceptable? Should people be allowed to marry more than one spouse? I ask because that's the future of civil rights advocacy.

You people intend to deconstruct (viz, destroy) the concept of family and that will pretty much be the end of this civilization.


Yes, I do. Given that everybody involved are consensual.



reggin_bolas on 01 August 2013
Zero999 said:
reggin_bolas said:

It's just an opinion but homosexuality is offensive to all human senses. It's blatantly unnatural (and no, just because it occurs doesn't make it natural).

It's not an evolution because it has occured for as long as we have been on the planet. It is a societal evolution though; one which proceeds pari passu with progressive liberalism and atheism. 

something occurring in nature is exactly what makes it natural.

ressurection for example, is unnatural. but then again almost everything around us is unnatural: our clothes, technology, houses, medical treatments... but ironically people only persecute what litteraly only involve other peoples's asses.

Too simple of a definition. Cannibalism is a human behavior known to occur in nature. But this is an extremely deleterious practice that has serious neurological consequences like creutzfeldt jakob disease. You have to look at the design of nature. What was is designed to be? The cosmos is prone to error occassionally. Anamolies exist but just because they exist don't make them natural.



Wright on 01 August 2013

Pffft. The amount of hate in this thread is palpable.