Gonna need some peer reviewed citation on that argument, because it doesn't exist, and your argument is flat out wrong.You are, absolutely, born gay or not gay.
My fear is of random strangers with ulterior motives handing out sexual material to impressionable kids who dont know any better, whether its gay or straight material.You are, absolutely, born gay or not gay. What culture can, and does, affect is whether you express it, or try to fit in with the "norm".
Araysar's nightmare of gays standing outside the schools and handing out "come over to our side, we have sequins!" propaganda is hilariously wrong and just shows that he has more in common with the tea partiers that he decries than he wants to admit to himself.
Whats wrong bro, why you running away?Nah, I'll just let you two continue to huddle together here in the 'shaw because you're afraid of the gay boogeyman.
You're huddling together out of fear, not out of latent attraction, of course.
Yeah I was going to use the ancient Greeks as a good example, actually.I guess the ancient Greeks and Romans were just chockful of gay genes and so many of them were just born gay and had a gay ole' time.
Nope, no influence of culture there. Nope, no siree.
For centuries, Afghan men have taken boys, roughly 9 to 15 years old, as lovers. Some research suggests that half the Pashtun tribal members in Kandahar and other southern towns are bacha baz, the term for an older man with a boy lover. Literally it means "boy player." The men like to boast about it.
"Having a boy has become a custom for us," Enayatullah, a 42-year-old in Baghlan province, told a Reuters reporter. "Whoever wants to show off should have a boy."
Baghlan province is in the northeast, but Afghans say pedophilia is most prevalent among Pashtun men in the south. The Pashtun are Afghanistan's most important tribe. For centuries, the nation's leaders have been Pashtun.
President Hamid Karzai is Pashtun, from a village near Kandahar, and he has six brothers. So the natural question arises: Has anyone in the Karzai family been bacha baz? Two Afghans with close connections to the Karzai family told me they know that at least one family member and perhaps two were bacha baz. Afraid of retribution, both declined to be identified and would not be more specific for publication.
As for Karzai, an American who worked in and around his palace in an official capacity for many months told me that homosexual behavior "was rampant" among "soldiers and guys on the security detail. They talked about boys all the time."
How do you jump from me saying that homosexuality is not just a genome driven phenomena to homophobia?Nah, I'll just let you two continue to huddle together here in the 'shaw because you're afraid of the gay boogeyman.
You're huddling together out of fear, not out of latent attraction, of course.
What choice are you referring to?The real argument is that it doesn't matter if it's a choice. Even if it were just a choice, it would still be one people should be allowed to make because Jesus doesn't fucking exist.
Araysar is just a bigot on this issue, no other way around it.Araysar's nightmare of gays standing outside the schools and handing out "come over to our side, we have sequins!" propaganda is hilariously wrong and just shows that he has more in common with the tea partiers that he decries than he wants to admit to himself.
The choice to be gay.What choice are you referring to?
The choice of activists to distribute sexual materials to kids? Or the choice of parents to retain the exclusive right to have the sex ed. dialogue with their children in a manner and timing they see fit?