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Those... don't really affect one's ability to breed. Nor are they argued as natural. They're cultural devices, not biological traits. You're being silly. Stop that.
Anywho, to put the whole homosexuality thing into context, look at it like this - it's generally argued that homosexuality is a perfectly natural, biologically-sourced trait, correct? Now, as a general rule, if a trait is beneficial (i.e. it improves breeding odds) it is passed on generationally and eventually becomes universal in a species - because the members of the species with the best odds of breeding win out in the end. But homosexuality is the polar opposite of that - by definition, it inhibits breeding. So then, how is it passed on? Think about it - homosexuals do not reproduce in any but a tiny handful of contexts, so if homosexuality works at all like other evolutionary adaptations, it wouldn't be passed on. You need biological offspring for that.
In simplest terms, species don't really develop traits that negatively influence survival odds - or rather, they do, but they're soon bred out of the population for that exact fucking reason. Nonetheless, we see more homosexuals in society now than ever. What, then, is the source of homosexuality? |