Gay is not a choice. It is how they are born.

[TheRabbit]

They claim that it is not cultural, or environmental. It is just how they were born. This would mean that it's in their DNA. It would be genetic. Everything about the way we are (when we are born) is written in our genetic code.

So since the majority of gay people don't reproduce, wouldn't that mean that in a couple generations, "the gay gene" would be bred out? That part of the DNA would just be written out of the human code?


Discuss/

[Tactical Knightmare]

well, then how do we explain retards, like the one driving in front of me, then?

[duke nukem]

If you suppress the gay can you force it out of your DNA?



No homo.

[Tactical Knightmare]

what if gay people are really straight and we're the homos?!

[Night]

well, then how do we explain retards, like the one driving in front of me, then?

Don't text and drive sweetheart. You may get hurt

[Tactical Knightmare]

Night . So you do love me!

[Night]

Night . So you do love me!

😘

I am your "dear death"

[Tactical Knightmare]

that you are

[TheRabbit]

[Steve28]

They claim that it is not cultural, or environmental. It is just how they were born. This would mean that it's in their DNA. It would be genetic. Everything about the way we are (when we are born) is written in our genetic code.

So since the majority of gay people don't reproduce, wouldn't that mean that in a couple generations, "the gay gene" would be bred out? That part of the DNA would just be written out of the human code?


Discuss/

As I understand it, in our genetic past, having gayismness (or whatever) in your bloodline was an overall advantage to the non-fag members of that same bloodline. The gay members of the extended would look out for the rest of the family more because they didn't have their own kids to look out for. So they'd look out for their nephews and nieces. And genetics being what it is, looking out for your nephews and nieces, brothers and sister, increases the representation of your genes in the next generation.

So they didn't pass on those genes themselves but protected those who could pass them on.

That's caveman days of course. More recently (the last few thousand years) it's been going along to get along. And they were making kids.

[TheRabbit]

As I understand it, in our genetic past, having gayismness (or whatever) in your bloodline was an overall advantage to the non-fag members of that same bloodline. The gay members of the extended would look out for the rest of the family more because they didn't have their own kids to look out for. So they'd look out for their nephews and nieces. And genetics being what it is, looking out for your nephews and nieces, brothers and sister, increases the representation of your genes in the next generation.

So they didn't pass on those genes themselves but protected those who could pass them on.

That's caveman days of course. More recently (the last few thousand years) it's been going along to get along. And they were making kids.

You're so full of shit. It's funny though.

It's ok and even encouraged now, to be openly gay. So, many less gays in this and even less in the next generation, will be living a lie and raising a "conventional" family. Therefore, logically, they will breed themselves out in a relatively short amount of time. For the most part anyway.

[Tactical Knightmare]

Solid argument Rabbit, and ensures that we will eventually over populate the earth, regardless.

[Steve28]

You're so full of shit. It's funny though.

It's ok and even encouraged now, to be openly gay. So, many less gays in this and even less in the next generation, will be living a lie and raising a "conventional" family. Therefore, logically, they will breed themselves out in a relatively short amount of time. For the most part anyway.

I'm really not full of shit. If they got bred out there wouldn't be any here now. I mean, I wondered myself about that years back, there shouldn't be any left since they don't reproduce, right? But they're here and they didn't exactly appear in the 1960s or something.

And this is the best answer I've heard, the gay folk back in caveman days helped their extended family to survive since they didn't have an immediate family to protect. And since the extended family carried their genes their genes carried on.

I mean, who the fuck would CHOOSE to be gay?

[Tactical Knightmare]

Gay People

[Steve28]

Gay People

No. They're born that way, no choice.

I liked boobs since I was about 8 or so. There's no way to turn that off.