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To: thepainster; BibChr; scripter; EdReform
First, it is a provable mathematical theorem that 99.999999 = 100% (I didn't know how to put the line over top of the final nine so I underlined it.)

Second, It's not "unambiguous;" it is "ambiguous."

It is a congenital defect. There have been ZERO congenital defects or missing X or Y chromosomes in homosexuals. Otherwise, you can be ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN that that discovery would have been trumpeted from every molehill in America.

"Certainly, humans are born with a number of abnormalities. One of these is called “intersex” which is found in an extremely rare fraction of one-per-cent of all babies. These have female organs, wombs and go through menstrual cycles, yet they have an oversized clitoris, which can grow to resemble a tiny penis. But normal girls have a set of XX chromosomes and normal men have a set of XY chromosomes. Babies born with a set of XO chromosomes are girls with Turner’s Syndrome. Those born with a set of XXY are boys with Klinefelter’s Syndrome. Science says a Y chromosome is essential for male development. Therefore, it is possible to say those with the Y chromosome are men. Those without the Y chromosome are women, despite confusing physical abnormalities.

75 posted on 12/05/2003 8:15:08 AM PST by xzins (Proud to be Army!)
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To: xzins
That makes a lot of sense. Congenital defects occur, no doubt, but very rarely. Still, none have been found in homosexuals. Of course theres been a lot of hype and bias but it's usually discredited within hours of it's release. The genetics argument has been trashed over and over.
88 posted on 12/05/2003 8:40:36 AM PST by scripter (Thousands have left the homosexual lifestyle)
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To: xzins
(I didn't know how to put the line over top of the final nine so I underlined it.)

You're talking about a macron accent.

¯ as opposed to _


228 posted on 12/05/2003 8:49:42 PM PST by rdb3 (1971 - 2003: From underrated to most anticipated.)
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