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- Sythe Gold
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Fundamentally incorrect. Even if the burden is somehow on the person to prove a negative, like how environmental factors affect height, so to can environmental factors affect sexuality. You would not say that the malnourished child in Africa exercised his free-will and chose to be short. So why do you say that the gay person in the city chose to be gay? Of course with height you know there is a genetic factor, but also an environmental factor (nutrients etc), so of course you wouldn't say such a stupid thing. But in the case of sexuality, we only have some evidence to support it having a genetic basis, and less supporting it to be influenced by the environment.Your theories are not fact either. The only way to prove that homosexuality is not a choice would be to find a gene for it. Up to now, it's publicly renowned that homosexuality is not a choice, but there is no descriptive certainty as to how it isn't.
Capitalising on this absence of evidence (NOT EVIDENCE OF ABSENCE) you march in spouting the same nonsense you did on page 2-3, and assert that sexuality is a choice! You still ignore my simple statement that even if something can change, that does not mean that the change was a result of a choice. The fact that that malnourished child was adopted and moved to Australia resulting in him growing taller does not necessarily mean he chose to grow taller. The same thing can be said for sexuality. Yes you could be right, and in some instances you have cited, it could be that they have chosen it, but the burden of proof is on you, and you do not satisfy your burden by saying the same thing over and over. Take a bit more pride in the beliefs you hold, look at the scenario of sexuality and ask why do I think it's a choice, and could it be anything else? Do you really think that it could be nothing else and has to be a choice?

















