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[quote=Rustico]
Just curious,
Do you have a gay or lesbian brother or sister?
My guess would be brother.[/quote]

I can’t speak for LA Reader, but he spoke pretty well for me. I was prepared to write virtually identical words before I read what he said. I was floored by your assertion that we should have more discussion of “intervention of childhood installed/acquired homosexuality or related schisms.” Most all evidence points to sexual preference either existing at birth or being essentially “imprinted” during early childhood development.

And none of my 2 sisters nor 3 brothers are gay. I’m a bit perplexed by that question.

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[quote=Rustico]
Just curious,
Do you have a gay or lesbian brother or sister?
My guess would be brother.[/quote]

I can’t speak for LA Reader, but he spoke pretty well for me. I was prepared to write virtually identical words before I read what he said. I was floored by your assertion that we should have more discussion of “intervention of childhood installed/acquired homosexuality or related schisms.” Most all evidence points to sexual preference either existing at birth or being essentially “imprinted” during early childhood development.

And none of my 2 sisters nor 3 brothers are gay. I’m a bit perplexed by that question.

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[quote=Rustico]
Just curious,
Do you have a gay or lesbian brother or sister?
My guess would be brother.[/quote]

I can’t speak for LA Reader, but he spoke pretty well for me. I was prepared to write virtually identical words before I read what he said. I was floored by your assertion that we should have more discussion of “intervention of childhood installed/acquired homosexuality or related schisms.” Most all evidence points to sexual preference either existing at birth or being essentially “imprinted” during early childhood development.

And none of my 2 sisters nor 3 brothers are gay. I’m a bit perplexed by that question.

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[quote=Rustico]
Just curious,
Do you have a gay or lesbian brother or sister?
My guess would be brother.[/quote]

I can’t speak for LA Reader, but he spoke pretty well for me. I was prepared to write virtually identical words before I read what he said. I was floored by your assertion that we should have more discussion of “intervention of childhood installed/acquired homosexuality or related schisms.” Most all evidence points to sexual preference either existing at birth or being essentially “imprinted” during early childhood development.

And none of my 2 sisters nor 3 brothers are gay. I’m a bit perplexed by that question.

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[quote=jstoesz]
You should do some research on the issue.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_Truth_movement%5B/quote%5D

I have. I’m very familiar with it. From your link:

The movement draws adherents from people of diverse political beliefs including liberals, conservatives, and libertarians. A 2010 study of Facebook users affiliated with a 9/11 Truth group known as “We Are Change” found that most members of this group are males in their late 20s. Most members of this group are involved in right-wing politics, particularly with libertarianism and Ron Paul.

So I’ll just repeat myself. Absurd false equivilence. Epic fail.

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[quote=jstoesz]
You should do some research on the issue.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_Truth_movement%5B/quote%5D

I have. I’m very familiar with it. From your link:

The movement draws adherents from people of diverse political beliefs including liberals, conservatives, and libertarians. A 2010 study of Facebook users affiliated with a 9/11 Truth group known as “We Are Change” found that most members of this group are males in their late 20s. Most members of this group are involved in right-wing politics, particularly with libertarianism and Ron Paul.

So I’ll just repeat myself. Absurd false equivilence. Epic fail.

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[quote=jstoesz]
You should do some research on the issue.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_Truth_movement%5B/quote%5D

I have. I’m very familiar with it. From your link:

The movement draws adherents from people of diverse political beliefs including liberals, conservatives, and libertarians. A 2010 study of Facebook users affiliated with a 9/11 Truth group known as “We Are Change” found that most members of this group are males in their late 20s. Most members of this group are involved in right-wing politics, particularly with libertarianism and Ron Paul.

So I’ll just repeat myself. Absurd false equivilence. Epic fail.

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[quote=jstoesz]
You should do some research on the issue.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_Truth_movement%5B/quote%5D

I have. I’m very familiar with it. From your link:

The movement draws adherents from people of diverse political beliefs including liberals, conservatives, and libertarians. A 2010 study of Facebook users affiliated with a 9/11 Truth group known as “We Are Change” found that most members of this group are males in their late 20s. Most members of this group are involved in right-wing politics, particularly with libertarianism and Ron Paul.

So I’ll just repeat myself. Absurd false equivilence. Epic fail.

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[quote=jstoesz]
You should do some research on the issue.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9/11_Truth_movement%5B/quote%5D

I have. I’m very familiar with it. From your link:

The movement draws adherents from people of diverse political beliefs including liberals, conservatives, and libertarians. A 2010 study of Facebook users affiliated with a 9/11 Truth group known as “We Are Change” found that most members of this group are males in their late 20s. Most members of this group are involved in right-wing politics, particularly with libertarianism and Ron Paul.

So I’ll just repeat myself. Absurd false equivilence. Epic fail.

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[quote=jstoesz]There goes that civil discourse…

Have a nice day.[/quote]

You’re right jstoesz, there is nothing civil about “i don’t believe in homosexuality”. That’s like saying “I don’t believe in people with a different skin color than my own”. Facts don’t matter. Fairy tales rule.

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[quote=jstoesz]There goes that civil discourse…

Have a nice day.[/quote]

You’re right jstoesz, there is nothing civil about “i don’t believe in homosexuality”. That’s like saying “I don’t believe in people with a different skin color than my own”. Facts don’t matter. Fairy tales rule.

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[quote=jstoesz]There goes that civil discourse…

Have a nice day.[/quote]

You’re right jstoesz, there is nothing civil about “i don’t believe in homosexuality”. That’s like saying “I don’t believe in people with a different skin color than my own”. Facts don’t matter. Fairy tales rule.

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[quote=jstoesz]There goes that civil discourse…

Have a nice day.[/quote]

You’re right jstoesz, there is nothing civil about “i don’t believe in homosexuality”. That’s like saying “I don’t believe in people with a different skin color than my own”. Facts don’t matter. Fairy tales rule.

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[quote=jstoesz]There goes that civil discourse…

Have a nice day.[/quote]

You’re right jstoesz, there is nothing civil about “i don’t believe in homosexuality”. That’s like saying “I don’t believe in people with a different skin color than my own”. Facts don’t matter. Fairy tales rule.

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[quote=swdad] It would be fair for all if that 43.2% was used as a voucher so that folks can send their children to a school of their choice.[/quote]

Why the hell should tax dollars go to pay for your bigotry? (Your own words belie your claims to the contrary.)

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