101flyboy said:
1. No accredited organization that delves in the matter of sexuality believes homosexuality to be abnormal. Or a birth defect. And this in fact hasn't been considered a serious viewpoint for 40 years.
2. Not the norm doesn't=abnormal. You're right, 100% homosexuality will never be the norm. That doesn't make it abnormal.
Let's pick some normalities, since there are multiple "normals" (although the one we are mainly talking about is psychological).
Say we are talking about biological normality.
If homosexuality is genetic, homosexuality is a biological abnormality.
What about sociological abnormality?
The entire world is oriented against same-sex relationships (although it is slowly changing to be accepted). Homosexuality is definitively a sociological abnormality.
What about psychological?
See, nomenclature is the real problem. A lot of people think abnormal means something negative, and others use it as a term to describe something out of the ordinary. Anything can (and WILL) be called abnormal until it is fully accepted, simply because it fits the definition. Anytime I use it from now on, I am using it to describe something that deviates from the norm. If you'd like, I can use the word deviant.
Regardless, if you think that the world should just change and accept homosexuals out of nowhere, then I'm sorry, but you're being naive.
Demonizing the average person for being uncomfortable of something deviant is not how you get them to be comfortable. The only course of action is integration and a little bit of patience.
3. Sex is not solely to procreate and procreation isn't a top 15 reason why people engage in sexual intercourse.
4. You can procreate without having sex. You can procreate without being straight.
The first statement is ridiculous, and the second statement irrelevant.
People are hormonally drawn to hetero-sex because they instinctually want to procreate. We are instinctually DRIVEN to be heterosexual, and any deviation from that is purely out of emotion or sexual desire. Source: Eric Pianka - University of Texas [www.zo.utexas.edu/courses/bio301/HumanInstincts.pdf]
JudgeGame said:
While we're at it, if you feel uneasy seeing black people make out or imagining having sex with a black person, that's racism.
I don't see why anyone would, because Beyonce is hott as fuuuck, but stop using that word if you don't know what it means.
Racism ONLY implies that you think a group is INFERIOR to yours. Sexual attraction has nothing to do with racism.
That's like calling gay men sexist.