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Hitman of Las Vegas wrote: > Very true. But what makes you say this? I have seen literatuire > on both sides of the issue, but all of it is dubious to me. It's > usually presented by an outlet clearly with a bias. Nothing wrong > with bias, but it does mute the impact of the studies. > That is to say, gay rights groups come out with studies that support > this position. Anti gay rights groups come out with studies that are > against that position. To my untrained eye, neither set of studies > look more credible than the other, so my position on that genetic > predisposition is, naturally, 'we don't know yet.' > So is your conclusion based on particularly compelling evidence (and > again, evidence is on all sides of this issue), instict, or something > else? No, my conclusion isn't based on compelling evidence, it's just what makes the most sense to me from what I've listened to and read. I should have said, "I think most homosexuals are born that way" instead of stating it like it was a proven fact.
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