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Of course, this is the central point in the whole debate over homosexuality. If it is a choice, then we can be criticized for making a "wrong" choice. If it isn't a choice, then all the anti-gay arguments fall apart, and they can be condemned as being intolerant and bigoted.
Frankly, I don't understand how anti-gay people can contend that it is a choice, since none of them got a choice either. Obviously they haven't considered their viewpoint logically. Since the proof that their argument is false exists in their own lives, I consider these people to be irrational.
It would be logical to assume there are heterosexuals who had a choice, heterosexuals who did not have a choice, homosexuals who had a choise and homosexuals who did not have a choice. And even that is a gross generalisation in itself.
I find it humorous how "choise" is even any issue. I wouldn't stop people being gay even if they had chosen to be, they aren't not hurting me, impairing my quality of life or their own. I just wish they'd stop using public toilets to do their business in...