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@B9SYCL8 Agreements5mos ago

If you don't believe in the Bible, believe in science

We were born to reproduce with the opposite sex and its impossible for people with the same sex to have kids. When you grow into your teen years, you produce hormones that make you attracted to the opposite sex. The only way you see people that are able to look like the opposite sex and gain their features, is by taking injections of hormones that they don't produce on their own. No one is attracted to the same sex, you just want to be different so badly that you take it to the extreme and start making up stuff.

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 @B9TCMJ2 from Maine  disagreed…5mos5MO

All gay people are born gay whether you like it or not, and if you did know anything about science then you’d know that scientific facts and evidence support the existence of gay people. Gay people have existed since the beginning of time as have trans people, and homosexuality exists in all species of animals as well. The only reason people are against homosexuality is because they’re uneducated and bigoted and don’t like anyone who is different from them.

 @B9TDBS3  from Minnesota  disagreed…5mos5MO

If you have ever had a significant other, you would know the love you feel for them isn't forced. You can't control the attraction you feel for others, and if there were hormones that attracted someone to the same sex they wouldn't force those feelings away and intentionally put themselves in the position of minority. Nobody wants to be made fun of by homophobes, they don't fake feelings to intentionally put themselves in the position to get bullied. People don't fall in love just to reproduce, so love shouldn't be determined by the ability to reproduce.

 @B9XGPB3 from California  disagreed…5mos5MO

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If thats the truth, then gay people would not feel love for a member of the same gender.. but if lgbt people love people of the same gender as them... then that hormone opinion is null in void. Weather its genetic or social, it should not be blocked by the govt.

 @B9X8KYK from Washington  commented…5mos5MO

100 percent agree and I fill like everyone needs to see your thoughts

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