"Gay" Family Kids 7 Times More Likely To Be Homosexual

World Net Daily ^ | June 8, 2009 | Bob Unruh

[GOP_Party_Animal]

Oh...thanks. That clarifies everything.

Yeah, "B.S." doesn't really make an argument, does it?

If there was a "gay gene", it would be wiped out in a few generations because, obviously, gays usually don't reproduce. But if it's something other than genetic, like the "brain being wired" for a destructive lifestyle, then the fault doesn't lie with the individual. Rather, it lies with the society that encourages the destructive lifestyle.

[jimt]

Some types are “prone” to gayness- i.e. passive or effiminate men and dominant powerful women.

My experiences with lesbians are that they typically hate or fear men, not that they're necessarily dominant or powerful.

On the other hand, many dominant and powerful women I've known (and I married one) are definitely heterosexual, and confident, enthusiastic lovers.

I think it's hate and fear that turns women lesbian, not strength.

[jimt]

I am not saying there ar not ‘pretty’ lesbians but man this group scared the crap out of me and I am 6’4, 220 and played linebacker.

Many take male hormones.

You were right to be cautious, uber-macho aggressiveness seems to be a requirement with these types.

[jobam]

Wow, some of you might be really interested in attending the Focus On The Gay Family Confernece in Sault Ste. Marie.

check out www.welcomefriend.ca for more info.

September 18th - 20th, 2009
Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Guest speakers at the conference will include:
•Canadian peace activist James Loney, who was kidnapped and held in Iraq for four months while on a Christian peace mission.
•Jeremy Dias, formerly of Sault Ste. Marie, will also hold a session on Canada’s Youth Diversity Initiative. Dias, the executive director and founder of Jer’s Vision, won Canada’s largest human rights settlement. After coming out of high school, Dias faced extreme discrimination by school officials and launched a successful three-year battle against the school and board.
•Sean Meades will conduct a workshop will provide educational presentations on issues affecting the gay community.
•Welcoming Congregations presenter: Vicki Wunsch, Trainer with the Institute For Welcoming Resources, part of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, United States
•Workshops with topics to include: Local Faith Community, Legal issues for the GLBT2SQQ (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Two Spirited, Queer Questioning)
•Health & Wellbeing, Community Perspective, GLBT2SQQ Community Business Partners and GLBT2SQQ , PFLAG (Parents, Families, & Friends of Lesbians and Gays)
•Special musical guest: Linnea Good and Jen Porter
•Location: Great Northern Resort & Conference Centre, 229 Great Northern Road, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
•Sponsors: Algoma Pride, Algoma Presbytery, United Church of Canada and AFFIRM