[r9etb]

The term, sexual orientation, has no practical relevance to the debate on homosexual behavior.

Oh, pooh. That's just silly. Common sense says that you are more likely to act on the urges you do have, than on the urges you don't have.

The root cause of those urges is what's being discussed here. We can agree that homosexuality is an undesirable affliction; but we should at the same time be honest about its characteristics.

[Lucky Dog]

Common sense says that you are more likely to act on the urges you do have, than on the urges you don't have. [Emphasis added.]

You have refuted your point in your own statement, i.e., without an action it doesn't matter what urges you have.