To: Bulwinkle
Why is it not a 'choice'
for some. And why wouldn't it be; moreso today; given the 'choices' kids are taught/exposed to from 5th/6th grade and up? He is not saying it is a 'choice' for all Gays. . .'just some' whereby they act out/experiment with 'Gay behavior' - and later, take it - or leave it.
Not like he does not have a 'committed sister' and is immune to other genetic scenarios here.
20 posted on
12/16/2011 6:24:03 PM PST by
cricket
(/get the 'Occupier' out of our White House!/ and Newt 'in'. . .and it is NOT just the economy!)
To: cricket
Newt was try to gently straddle the fence...Ouch! you know where you land when you straddle a fence????!!!!
“I think people have a significant range of choice within a genetic pattern,” he said. “I believe it’s a combination of genetics and environment. I think that both are involved. I think people have many ranges of choices.”
37 posted on
12/16/2011 6:54:28 PM PST by
Bulwinkle
(Alec, a.k.a. Daffy Duck)
To: cricket
Not like he does not have a 'committed sister' and is immune to other genetic scenarios here.Newt was adopted by his mother's second husband. His sister is his half-sibling.
78 posted on
12/17/2011 9:54:47 AM PST by
Albion Wilde
(A land of hyper-legalisms is not the same as a land of law. --Mark Steyn)
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