Valksy said:
PhiMed said:
The reason this argument takes on the color is does is because religious fundamentalists started it, using "it's a sinful choice" to persecute people. In reaction to that, gay rights activists have decided they're going to out-stupid the religious fundamentalists by saying "it's 100% inborn".
Anyone who espouses either viewpoint is pushing an agenda, fucking retarded, or both.
Citation please. Thrill and astonish me with your insight. Come along now, you clearly know the answer and have links to peer-reviewed studies that illustrate your point of view.
No?
Didn't think so.
Note - pointing out the difference between declarative statements and opinions.
Thanks for editing my post to minimize my point. Reported.
Edit - Also, a opinions are, by nature declarative. In fact, all
statements are declarative. That's what makes them statements. Otherwise, they would be questions or commands.
If you're saying that my view that it's a complex association of factors is an opinion, I can back that up
plenty. I can produce peer-reviewed articles that attest to environmental factors' influence on orientation, and I can cite peer-reviewed articles that focus on monozygotic and heterozygotic twins' orientations to put forth genetic and intrauterine factors as potentially causative.
But you didn't even include that portion of my argument. You just quoted the part where I made known my ditaste for both extremes.