Swedish Femme Fatales fail with gay males

[bowerbird]

Just to add some more validation to the belief that being gay is NOT a choice but and inherent inclination.

here (http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200602/s1565802.htm)

[Sauniere]

Just to add some more validation to the belief that being gay is NOT a choice but and inherent inclination.

here (http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200602/s1565802.htm)

I have no opinion on your comments; but when people study animals in zoos, they are not observing them under proper conditions. Really strange things happen to animals when you put them into cages.

[muffins]

Just to add some more validation to the belief that being gay is NOT a choice but and inherent inclination.

here (http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200602/s1565802.htm)
Who on earth would argue otherwise :confused:

[USViking]

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200602/s1565802.htm

(from the link):
The initiative to "turn" the penguins and make them mate had prompted a furious response from gay rights groups.

In a statement posted on its website, the zoo has sought to defend itself from fresh criticism.

"We will be delighted if the penguins form even one heterosexual couple and manage to produce first an egg and then a little one," the zoo said.

"But of course we accept the male couples that have formed and we are not trying to enforce heterosexuality, as we were accused of doing last year."

***?- some homosexuals are so militant
that they would prefer to see a species
become extinct than to have inverts of
the species be denied some "right" not
to be encouraged to mate.

And the zookeepers are backing down,
when they should be seeing to it the
inverts do it the straight way or no way,
at least until we get some eggs.

[Soc.Dem.]

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200602/s1565802.htm

(from the link):

***?- some homosexuals are so militant
that they would prefer to see a species
become extinct than to have inverts of
the species be denied some "right" not
to be encouraged to mate.

And the zookeepers are backing down,
when they should be seeing to it the
inverts do it the straight way or no way,
at least until we get some eggs.



Neighter penguins nor humans are on the brink of extinction.

[el nopal]

Neighter penguins nor humans are on the brink of extinction.

But the article states the humbolt Penguin is on the verge of extinction.

[smitty]

Just to add some more validation to the belief that being gay is NOT a choice but and inherent inclination.

here (http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200602/s1565802.htm)
I'm gonna stay away from calling the penguins gay since the article doesn't specify if the male penguins tried to mate with each other or not. It just says that they were reluctant to mate with the females. Men hang out with each other all the time, and sometimes even prefer the company of other men. Does that make them gay?

The situation of the penguins is a matter of environment. They were raised in captivity and had been kept away from female company for some time. Suppose you raise a child away from all female contact from the time he is born until he reaches sexual maturity. Would you expect him to go after the first woman he sees?