The Taboo and Unspeakable Reason Why Homosexuality Should Not Be Normalized.

3-1-04 | Pinochet

[pinochet]

The respected pro-family researcher, Dr. Paul Cameron, once made some very interesting comments on the nature of homosexuality. He said:

"Untrammeled homosexuality can take over and destroy a social system. If you isolate sexuality as something solely for one's own personal amusement, and all you want is the most satisfying orgasm you can get - and that is what homosexuality seems to be - then homosexuality seems too powerful to resist. The evidence is that men do a better job on men, and women on women, if all you are looking for is orgasm."

So powerful is the allure of gay sex, Cameron believes, that if society approves of gay people, more and more heterosexuals will be inexorably drawn into homosexuality. "I'm convinced that lesbians are particularly good seducers," says Cameron.

"People in homosexuality are incredibly evangelical," he adds. "It's pure sexuality. It's almost like pure heroin. It's such a rush. They are committed in almost a religious way. And they'll take enormous risks, do anything."

He says that for married men and women, gay sex would be irresistible. "Marital sex tends toward the boring end,"

[pinochet]

The reason I decided to mention Dr. Cameron's controversial comments, is because I recently heard a reformed ex-gay individual speaking in my church.

He started out as a respected married man, working as an executive for a Fortune 500 corporation in Texas. But during a 2-month business trip he took in Sweden in the late 1980s, he met an attractive young computer salesman in Sweden, who befriended him, and then seduced him into homosexual sex acts.

The Texas executive described the experience as so intense, that it almost drove him crazy. For almost a decade after that experience, he was hooked on homosexual sex, and his marriage broke up as a result.

He renounced homosexuality 7 years ago, after he had seriously contemplated suicide for a while, and he experienced a religious conversion soon afterwards. He is now a pro-family activist. He argues that the disease of homosexuality can affect anyone of us, and that none of us is immune.

If you accept the premise that any one of us has the potential to get addicted to drugs, if we actually tried drugs (heroin, cocaine, etc.), then each one of us is also a potential recruit for homosexuality (it is not just our children who are at risk, although they are much more vulnerable than we are).

Homosexuals are not biologically different from us, despite what the "born that way" propagandists like to tell us. We have the same organs and nerve endings that they do. It is just that the practising gays have had the misfortune of having tried gay sex, and are now hooked, and are unable to control themselves sexually. Even Alfred Kinsey believed in what he called the Kinsey Scale, which suggested that most (if not all) people are potentially capable of becoming homosexual.

Therefore, we should all be humble, and work towards ensuring that people trapped in homosexuality get the help and treatment that they need, in order to help them break the addiction. And we must maintain society's deep disapproval of homosexuality, in order to discourage people (especially the young) from getting trapped by the vice.

[Caipirabob]

A worthy post for your ping list. : )

[prion]

So powerful is the allure of gay sex, Cameron believes, that if society approves of gay people, more and more heterosexuals will be inexorably drawn into homosexuality.

I don't have words for the silliness of this. Well, maybe two: latent homosexual. No genuinely straight person finds the anything about homosexuality alluring. Not male homosexuality, anyway.

The 'unspeakable' reason is earthier than that. You know what male homosexual practices do, physiologically, to the receiver? Ewwww!

[pinochet]

"....No genuinely straight person finds the anything about homosexuality alluring. Not male homosexuality, anyway...."

That is because of the prejudices that we as a culture, have towards homosexual sex. And that sort of prejudice is good. It is what saves lives, and helps preserve traditional values.

Of course, I am assuming that you have not tried it. And if you haven't, that is good. The cultural prejudice against homosexual sex must be preserved, to in order to prevent more people from experimenting.

[jwalsh07]

He says that for married men and women, gay sex would be irresistible. "

I am living proof that his assertion is not universal.

[anniegetyourgun]

Yes, most are capable of being seduced - by same sex, opposite sex, a minor, porn, etc. And sin always looks good for a season.

[Fenris6]

I don't think thats what he means. C.S. Lewis wrote that anything taken out of its context can be dangerous to society.

Thats why I believe that alot of the warnings in the Bible are more than just superstition or outdated morality. If the Ancients were going to pass along all the mistakes of history to their offspring (to better survive and flourish) it makes sense that those admonitions would be passed down to each generation through a verbal history first. Also likely that detailed explanation and proofs as to consequences would eventually be ommitted for the masses.

A 3-hour lecture detailing the ramifications to society of homeosexual acts - why it is evil, what it does, etc - would eventually be streamlined into a mere "don't do it".

[Guillermo]

Any wonder why the homofascists insist on access to your children starting in Kindergarten?

[Poohbah]

"Untrammeled homosexuality can take over and destroy a social system. If you isolate sexuality as something solely for one's own personal amusement, and all you want is the most satisfying orgasm you can get - and that is what homosexuality seems to be - then homosexuality seems too powerful to resist. The evidence is that men do a better job on men, and women on women, if all you are looking for is orgasm."

Speak for yourself, sir.

So powerful is the allure of gay sex, Cameron believes, that if society approves of gay people, more and more heterosexuals will be inexorably drawn into homosexuality. "I'm convinced that lesbians are particularly good seducers," says Cameron.

I wonder why he believes this. Is he unable to keep the missus content? Or just unwilling?

[Sofa King]

"I'm convinced that lesbians are particularly good seducers," says Cameron. The playboy channel ones maybe, but sure as hell not the flannel cows!

[goldensky]

If you to see a liberal get mad during an arguement about homosexuality, bring up the FDA policy that homosexuals cannot give blood because of their higher risk of disease. They'll usually spit and stammer about Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell, as if they somehow influence FDA policy. Liberals hate being reminded of the truth, so they're ususally at a loss for words over the blood policy.

[pinochet]

"...I am living proof that his assertion is not universal..."

That is because you are not living in Ancient Greece, where homosexuality was a very normal part of the culture, and not discouraged. Married men routinely engaged in gay sex in Ancient Greece, while they used women solely for the purposes of procreation.

In our society today, we do discourage homosexuality.

[BenLurkin]

You mean, they aren't the "quicker picker upper"?

[prion]

That is because of the prejudices that we as a culture, have towards homosexual sex.

Noooo, that is because of biology.

If homosexuality were sexually irresistable on any level, so would be...knotholes in fences, fuzzy mittens, damaged soft fruit and kaleidoscopes. Any place it is physically possible to fit a sexual organ would be irresistable.

In fact, I'll go one further. I'd say inanimate objects are naturally more attractive (or, at least, less repulsive) than members of the same sex. I'd say men are programmed to find men's backsides repulsive in the same way humans are programmed to find human excrement repulsive: at the most fundamental level, we find it unappealing, because it is anti-procreative and inimical to our continuance as a species.

[Naspino]

I just got a good article about it that I helped out on. I would post it but it loses all of the symbols. You can get it here http://www.naspino.com/entry.php?id=18_0_1_0

[billorites]

"Marital sex tends toward the boring end,"

Well, you've got her upside down man!

[billorites]

"Any place it is physically possible to fit a sexual organ would be irresistable."

Now I know where my missing socks go.

[Bennett46]

I have recently finished reading Robert H. Bork's book Slouching Towards Gomorrah.

In his new afterword he quotes Leon Kass; the 'wisdom of repugnance' regarding human cloning.

I believe this phrase equally applies to homosexuality.

[MissAmericanPie]

Wonder why the Doc thinks married sex is boring? That's sad.