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ManOnFire
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The Human Genome Project has been completed and no gene for sexuality has been discovered (no hetero- or homosexual genes). Could this mean that all sexuality is learned at a young age based on societal factors? Could it be that some kids unconsciously chose their same gender attractions at a young age? Could societal pressure to conform to norms be the reason that most people are heterosexual?
More importantly, since some states like Massachusetts are teaching kindergarten kids that homosexual marriage is equal to heterosexual marriage, then wouldn’t it be logical that over the years, ALL bias against homosexuality will eventually be removed from society (assuming there is no yet-to-be discovered inherited cause to make one a heterosexual or heterosexual)? Once all bias against homosexuality has been removed from society, wouldn’t it be logical, due to 50/50 chance that half the population will become homosexual due to random chance? What if kids, who grow up with same-sex friends and public restrooms, start having promiscuous sex at a young age and never give the opposite sex a chance? Clearly, some people become homosexual in the early teen years due to sexual promiscuity or disappointment or rejection in their early relationships with the opposite sex. Will parents’ teachings that homosexuality is inferior to heterosexuality be deemed as child abuse, with kids placed into foster care, if homosexual marriage is passed into federal law as being equal? When considering these questions, it is vitally important to remove any and all existing prejudices against homosexuality from your mind, because these prejudices will not be present in the minds of future generations if they learn what is taught in school, govt., and in the unelected pop culture media.
More importantly, since some states like Massachusetts are teaching kindergarten kids that homosexual marriage is equal to heterosexual marriage, then wouldn’t it be logical that over the years, ALL bias against homosexuality will eventually be removed from society (assuming there is no yet-to-be discovered inherited cause to make one a heterosexual or heterosexual)? Once all bias against homosexuality has been removed from society, wouldn’t it be logical, due to 50/50 chance that half the population will become homosexual due to random chance? What if kids, who grow up with same-sex friends and public restrooms, start having promiscuous sex at a young age and never give the opposite sex a chance? Clearly, some people become homosexual in the early teen years due to sexual promiscuity or disappointment or rejection in their early relationships with the opposite sex. Will parents’ teachings that homosexuality is inferior to heterosexuality be deemed as child abuse, with kids placed into foster care, if homosexual marriage is passed into federal law as being equal? When considering these questions, it is vitally important to remove any and all existing prejudices against homosexuality from your mind, because these prejudices will not be present in the minds of future generations if they learn what is taught in school, govt., and in the unelected pop culture media.