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Is gayness a birth defect?

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If you were a professional horse breeder and your young stud that you had invested a small fortune in was only interested in attempting to breed other males, would you say it had a birth defect?
 
Currently a socially accepted disorder; nurture not nature.
 
Helix said:
faux must be talking about homosexuality tonight. I wonder if it's because of the uhaul nazis.
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Maybe that's where they're getting the talking points that those guys aren't real.
 
Roger Duke said:
If you were a professional horse breeder and your young stud that you had invested a small fortune in was only interested in attempting to breed other males, would you say it had a birth defect?
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No!​

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Roger Duke said:
If you were a professional horse breeder and your young stud that you had invested a small fortune in was only interested in attempting to breed other males, would you say it had a birth defect?
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Whether you find gayness to be a desirable characteristic or not is purely a matter of opinion. It's not a birth defect, it's just a trait people can have.
 
Demon said:
Maybe that's where they're getting the talking points that those guys aren't real.
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Here's an idea. Answer the OP question and then change the subject if you start to lose a debate that follows.
 
Defect? No. A defect implies that a person is somehow challenged as a result. So, no, not a defect.

Are freckles birth defects?
 
Roger Duke said:
If you were a professional horse breeder and your young stud that you had invested a small fortune in was only interested in attempting to breed other males, would you say it had a birth defect?
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So you are comparing PEOPLE that are gay to HORSES that are bought and sold? Wow man, just wow.
 
Roger Duke said:
Here's an idea. Answer the OP question and then change the subject if you start to lose a debate that follows.
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alright, I'll answer. NO, it isn't a birth defect. Happy now?
 
Roger Duke said:
If you were a professional horse breeder and your young stud that you had invested a small fortune in was only interested in attempting to breed other males, would you say it had a birth defect?
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That would be questioning the wisdom of the manufacturer, yes?
 
Roger Duke said:
Here's an idea. Answer the OP question and then change the subject if you start to lose a debate that follows.
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Here's another idea: It's a deviation from the norm but it's a "standard deviation". That means science expects to see it and that it's not harmful to the species, or a sign of harm TO the species.
It's no different than red hair, or the lack of ability to roll one's tongue, or attached earlobes instead of free swinging ones.

And yes, it does exist in the rest of the animal kingdom.
 
Roger Duke said:
If you were a professional horse breeder and your young stud that you had invested a small fortune in was only interested in attempting to breed other males, would you say it had a birth defect?
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Your analogies are weird
 
Demon said:
Maybe that's where they're getting the talking points that those guys aren't real.
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Oh, I missed that part. Are the uhaul nazis CT now?
 
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