To: HouTom
In your opinion you may consider them significant. In my opinion I wouldn't.
I can think of several ways that the two are alike. Neither can or will ever produce offspring and are not taken part in with the intent of producing offspring, neither are accepted by most cultures or religions and both facilitate the spread of disease.
And neither are natural.
120 posted on
02/13/2004 12:48:53 PM PST by
Bikers4Bush
(Flood waters rising, heading for more conservative ground. Write in Tancredo in 04'!)
To: Bikers4Bush
Unfortunately there are heterosexual unions that neither can nor will promote offspring either. There are those who by surgery or by nature who are no longer able to produce offspring. So this distinction falls short.
Sexual intercourse spreads disease. I'm sure you realize that diseases have been, are being, and will be spread by heterosexual intercourse.
128 posted on
02/13/2004 1:00:23 PM PST by
HouTom
To: Bikers4Bush
And 128 is the old exception makes the rule fallacy....
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