Azimuth
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I didn't really want to get into it, but I don't think I ever chose to be heterosexual -- I think I chose not to be gay when I was about 5 though, when I found out what it was.
You don't think that's a bit of a cop-out? I mean, by your own reasoning then, gay people aren't choosing to be gay, they're possibly choosing not to be straight instead. And further than that, why would anybody choose and perpetuate a lifetime of persecution and discrimination? If a person could simply choose their sexuality, why aren't more gay people choosing to be straight?
What I mean by not my crowd is I think it's immoral. I don't hang out with drug addicts, I don't hang out with heterosexuals, and that's a very personalized, self-decided idea, not something I can necessarily back with provable logic, solely my opinion. I don't like it, but I accept and tolerate it.
How can you hold such a strong opinion when it isn't backed up by rational, logical consideration, and instead on some nebulous aspect of morality? You're choosing to discriminate against an entire demographic based on something as inconsequential - and none of your business, really - as sexual preference. I assume from one of your previous posts that you're black - you do realise, of course, that black people are subject to similar discrimination in many parts of the world? Is that okay on the basis of "self-decided ideas" that aren't backed by "provable logic" too?