creekdipper
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The "observed throughout the natural world" has nothing to do with being weird or creepy. Name one thing that you find weird or creepy, and I guarantee that it's "found in the natural world."
(Unless you just sit around imagining bizarre scenarios with no known recorded instances or some futuristic/horror/mutant fiction, which is not the topic).
Yes, "weird' and "creepy" are subjective terms which can be applied to anything. So?
So you literally posted these words below but claim they don't actually mean you would beat someone up or approve of it being done? That's your hill?
What do these words truly mean then?
There has also been research suggesting it is a byproduct of genetic makeup creating strong sexual drive and fertility among female members of a family. The research was from a few years ago so not sure what the thinking is now.I’d be curious to know if you have any specific ideas as to what that purpose would be?
Population control?
Promotion of greater male unity within a species as opposed to the typical male fighting?
Something else?
If you want to take the subjective route, then referring to a lifestyle pursued by 1 in every 10 people as creepy or weird makes you a bigoted dickturd and I'd bet my bottom dollar you'd never say it to anyone's face.
That better?
Gets past me? I called the exact same post out last month and you called me a liar then as well. You want kids to be assaulted by their peers because of a race. I get that you love to flex but maybe stop and reflect on what you're sayingYeah i was editing my post in the 2 whole minutes it took you to reply there officer. Nothing gets past you and your crossdressing buddy there who also already liked your post in that couple minute span
Nah, the dumbest one would be the guy inventing entire life stories about other people because he's too much of a stupid b!tch to admit he's wrong (again)
"Coward" would be the one that talks ABOUT me every day and not TO me, and "coward" would also be the one who runs away from his own opinions or deflects them with "officer."Lmao. You would never, ever call me any of that in person sport. We both know that much.
No straight man knows literally everything about tranny nonsense and spends hours a day arguing with countless strangers about it online. You swear on a stack that you're not a woman but argue incessantly like one with half a dozen different posters just in this thread alone.
I couldnt care less that you are mentally ill and pretend to be a woman. You do you. I cant stand you because you're an idiot that will hide behind the anonymity of the internet calling another grown man a b!tch that you would never, ever have the balls to say to an actual man like me face to face. Must suck to be a coward like that.
Homosexual behaviors are prevalent in the natural world, as in they are observed across many species and in many settings.The poster said "prevalent," which means "widespread" (as in common). That is untrue. Moving the goalposts to "has been observed" is being disingenuous. All sorts of human and animal behavior has "been observed" (pretty much anything that is possible to occur).
That does not make the behavior "prevalent." The fact is that even researchers who have observed the behavior have concluded that homosexual predispositions are a rarity. It's like Kinsey's flawed "research" that concluded that ten percent of the population is homosexual...a fallacy that was accepted and repeated for years. The problem was that Kinsey was relying upon information obtained from prisoners without heterosexual options.
Researchers have also suggested that some homosexual behavior observed in animal social groups was likely a social method used to assert dominance (or, conversely, to instill bonding). As far as individual homosexual encounters go, anyone who has been around dogs very long has probably witnessed them humping human legs or even inanimate objects. Doesn't mean that dogs have some deep sexual attraction to human legs.
As for being "natural," that's a semantical canard. Any incident that has ever been observed even once is technically "natural" since it happened in nature.