Quote: (03-04-2018 02:51 PM)911 Wrote:
Quote: (03-04-2018 12:50 PM)Piankhi Wrote:
Is it something they are born with and cant change or is it a choice?
It's mostly a choice, a high percentage of boys like Milo who were abused become homosexuals, and go on to perpetrate this vicious cycle. Also there is a higher percentage of homosexuals today because it's portrayed as cool by the media.
From Henry Makow's blog:
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Children raised by same-sex parents reported a 3-12 times higher incidence of sexual abuse than children living with both biological parents.
A July 2012 scholarly, peer-reviewed study in the journal, Social Science Research, by Professor Mark Regnerus, of the University of Texas, Austin,(left) found that:
• Children of lesbian mothers are nearly 12 times as likely to say they were sexually touched by a parent or adult as those raised in intact, biological families.
• 31% of those raised by lesbian mothers and 25 % raised by homosexual fathers were raped, compared to 8% of those raised in intact, biological families.
• 90% of children raised in a normative household were heterosexual, whereas 61% raised by a lesbian parent
and 71% raised by a homosexual father were not.
Further, children raised by same-sex parents were:
• Two to four times more likely to be on public assistance.
• More than twice as likely to be unemployed.
• Twice as likely to have contemplated suicide.
• More likely to seek treatment for mental illness.
• More likely to have engaged in unmarried sex.
• At greater risk of poverty, substance abuse, and criminality.
HOMOSEXUAL ADVOCATES FURIOUS
Homosexual advocates were furious about this study and as a result launched a withering attack.
It was imperative for them to discredit this study and destroy Professor Regnerus's credibility.
Consequently, they charged him with scientific and scholarly misconduct, possible falsification of research, and deviating from ethical standards.
Because of the viciousness of these attacks, the University convened a four-person faculty committee and hired an outside expert in "research integrity" to conduct an inquiry.
The Committee concluded that none of the allegations against Professor Regnerus were substantiated, and that there was no scientific misconduct on his part.
PIVOTAL FINDING IN REGNERUS STUDY
Children need stability in their lives while growing up. Professor Regnerus found that parents who had samesex relationships were the least likely to exhibit such stability.
In this study, children raised by same-sex parents reported the highest incidence of living in foster care, with grandparents or living on their own before 18 years of age.
In fact, less than 2% of those with a mother in a same-sex relationship reported being with her for all 18-years of their childhood and youth.
The instability of same-sex partnerships is such that spending significant political, legal, social and economic capital to support such relationships cannot be justified. Nor, should children be used as tools and guinea pigs to further the dubious cause of same-sex marriage.
https://www.henrymakow.com/gay-parenting...o-sex.html
There is a huge disconnect between how homosexuals are portrayed in the media and reality.
People are also not aware of the bigger picture, and the reason why the homosexual agenda is being pushed. This short collage of E. Michael Jones interviews goes to the heart of the matter:
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Apples and oranges. Just because stats show kids in gay households are more likely to be abused doesn't answer his question as to whether being gay is a choice. Instead, it shows what it shows.
There are also studies that show kids who grow up in impoverished inner city environments are far more likely to be abused, both physically and sexually. If sexual abuse = turning out gay, we'd see a massive gay presence and culture among poor inner city people from all countries -- which we don't.
This is a biological issue that can't be answered in the political realm. No one here likes it when the left makes the transgender issue is political for their own ends. So we shouldn't politicize gay issues for our own ends.
Speaking personally, I worked in the arts and knew a lot of gay people. And I grew up with a gay cousin. So I have some personal experience with this.
About the cousin: He was basically (there is no easy way to say this), born a fag. From the time he was three he preferred girly things, cried at the drop of a hat, and loved to hang with the women in the kitchen.
(This was an Italian family and the way they would punish us boys was to make us "help in the kitchen" when we did something wrong. This was torture to me. But he LOVED it. To this day, the words "help in the kitchen" make me want to punch something.)
Anyway, NONE of us other cousins could understand him. I came closest, because I was always the "introverted writer" type. But from the get-go, this kid was WAY unlike me. I remember watching TV with him and he totally didn't get why "Charlie's Angels" was hot.
I know his sister well and she says there was no abuse in the house, none outside the house, and he was always this way. The parents tore their hair out trying to change him. He's the same way today. Also he wasn't "rebelling" either. He's sort of a fat, boring, conservative gay Italian guy. Seriously.
And by the way, his sister is 100 percent straight and normal, if a bit chunky. It runs on that side of the family.
All that said, this clearly doesn't negate the fact that some sexually abused kids turn gay or bi. Clearly some do. But by the same token, we cannot ignore people like my cousin. (Or me, since I witnessed this with my own eyes.)
I wish we could drop the issue of why men are gay. As I said earlier in the thread, they're something like 1 percent of the population. Their influence, and the influence of lesbians (and pseudo-lesbians) is the problem.
Women's sexuality, which is more amorphous, is a different kettle of fish (pun intended). And if there is any issue these days, it's the way women are pulled into the LUG (Lesbian Until Graduation) lifestyle on our perverse college campuses.
These are the women that teach our kids, write anti-male gov't policy, and run our biased piece-of-shit media. They didn't exist in the past, when colleges were more conservative and are our real problems now. In my opinion.