Why do people think homosexuality is natural when it's never been documented outside of the human species?

Question

Since you liberals are so into "science", why don't yall answer this one?

Answer 1

Hey Timmy - back again for more? If I didn't know better, I'd swear you get off on posting this and reading the answers.

As you can see the documentation is showing up.

But I wonder - have you ever been documented inside the human species?

Answer 2

1- I'm not a liberal
2- Why does something have to be documented outside of the human species in order for it to be natural
3- Humans are not separate from nature, they are a part of it.
4- Why does everybody have to act the same way? Can't some people be straight and other people be gay?
5- Why do you assume that reproduction is the only biological imperative?
6- Do humans really know enough about the way things work to be able to pronounce the specific "intentions" of nature

Answer 3

Not sure how much more documentation you need. I suppose you also don't think there's any evidence supporting evolution, or that the world is more than 6,000 years old. Though if human beings are such special creations, and animals are just here for our personal use and amusement, I fail to see why such evidence would even be relevant. A couple hundred years ago you'd be standing on a crate on a streetcorner, denouncing as heresy the belief that we live on a round planet that orbits the sun.

Answer 4

YES it has been documented outside the human species. What does natural mean anyway? Is it natural to fly at 600 miles an hour or talk through a wire?

Whenever people want to make a profound point in biology they say: 'it is or is not natural'.

Read; 'the Homosexual matrix'.

Answer 5

You must be kidding me. It's been documented so many times outside of the human species.

Answer 6

Homosexual behavior has been documented outside of the human race. There are many examples and lots of research. For one, look up info on the Bonobo chimp. They are the closest related chimps to humans and have highly sexualized behavior even between the same sexes. In fact, homosexual behavior is the norm for primates and is documented in almost all species from monkeys to humans. Very common.

Answer 7

First, it has been, often. And second, if 10% or more of the species exhibits the trait, wouldn't you consider that a natural variation? How about 80% of the species to some degree? More and more, it's becoming apparent that to have no homosexual feelings for anyone ever is "unnatural."

Answer 8

Ummm -- are you utterly insane?

Before making false statements like the one you made here -- please do some research. You can start with Dr. Bruce Bagemihl; Biological Exuberance; St. Martin's Press.

Homosexuality has been observed, both incidental and exclusive in hundreds of species, including many species where homosexual pair bonding occurs.

Asserting something doesn't change reality. If you are serious about debating any subject know both sides before opening your mouth.

Regards,

Reynolds
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Answer 9

Unless you have been living under a rock for the past decade, there HAVE been numerous studies done on animals which display homosexual behaviors. Dolphins, penguins are two of the more noticeable ones. Do a yahoo search!

Answer 10

Even if it has been documented outside of the human species, which I believe it has, it still doesn't mean people should do it. For example, hogs wallow in their own $hit; does that mean people should do the same?