[allmendream]

I wonder what the position will be on abortion when and if there is ever a genetic prenatal screen for homosexuality?

Suddenly the unborn WILL have rights? It will be unlawful to “discriminate” against the unborn homosexual via screening and abortion?

For myself I don't know if the cause is genetic, epigenetic, or environmental - but I know that for myself I had no choice in the matter - at 14 I was irrevocably and unquestionably and unceasingly attracted to women. I couldn't have “chosen” to be gay. It wasn't one of the options on my multiple choice test of sexual attraction.

[DManA]

And if they figure out how to make sure the epi-mark IS erased, will the gay “community” allow people to use it the treatment or will they try to outlaw it?

Will they compare it to genocide since it could put an end to homosexuality?

[rlmorel]

See my post above. A genetic link to homosexuality is the holy grail for homosexual activists.

[Erasmus]

Shelley Berman did a comedy routine in the fifties, in which he called up a woman on the phone, and a young kid answered.

He talks baby-talk to the little tyke. He tries to get the kid to bring mommy to the phone, but the kid evidently continues to babble, as we gather from Shelley’s side of the conversation. He can’t seem to get the kid to stop talking and go get mommy.

He tries to establish a bit of rapport with the kid. He asks, “Say, are you a little boy or a little girl?”

“I dunno.”

“Would you please, please, get Mommy on the phone? Pretty please?”

“Oh, OK.”

Finally Mommy comes on the phone. Shelly is still in a state of exasperation.

“Madam, please tell your child whether it’s a boy or a girl. If you don’t, it may grow up and make AN ARBITRARY DECISION!”