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  1. Kwayera

    Loneliness of the university Liberal

    Saying this as someone who doesn't actually know her. Kay
  2. Kwayera

    Loneliness of the university Liberal

    Oh so that was YOU!
  3. Kwayera

    2009 SRC Elections

    Huh? I have no mod powers in the USyd forum, so I do not know what you are talking about.
  4. Kwayera

    2009 SRC Elections

    You are correct sir, it is poppin fresh.
  5. Kwayera

    Use of the word 'gay'...

    Gay = homosexual. Ghey = stupid, idiotic, retarded
  6. Kwayera

    Use of the word 'gay'...

    Agreed, though nowadays I try and spell it "ghey" to make the distinction.
  7. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    Lol neither, but then there's a point that Churches operate tax free, which I consider as being incorrect. Maybe Churches that abide by the law (in the case that gay marriage was made legal) would retain tax-free status, and those that chose not to would be taxed? This is the solution that...
  8. Kwayera

    2009 SRC Elections

    Hatter, because Ruby told me to :o
  9. Kwayera

    New super duper student card

    Hm, interesting. Sounds like a cross between a student card and an Octopus card.
  10. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    They don't necessarily want to be married by a Church, just as a heterosexual couple can get married not in a Church. Secular marriage != civil union/defacto relationships, at least when it comes to taxation benefits, next-of-kin rights, etc. No one is asking the Churches to change their...
  11. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    You can't prove anything in biology. Prove, in this context, is a fallacious word. However, it sure does "prove" something - we can't just dismiss it as a "mental disorder" (as it used to be classified as) because as we do more research we find that it's simply not the case. Perhaps this will...
  12. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    Sure. But there's mounting evidence, especially in the case of homosexuality vs. other "sexual preference disorders", that the distinction could indeed be biological rather than "purely" sociological (which personally I disagree with, though that's just opinion).
  13. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    Too many uses of the word "genetic", I think, which is an oversimplification of varying mechanisms.
  14. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    Not at all. I think that there is likely to be a futher distinction to be made between homosexuality and other, er, "sexual preference disorders", given apparent lack of heritability of homosexuality, the significant anatomical/physiological differences associated with it, etc. Which is why I...
  15. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    I wasn't suggesting the cycle-of-violence theory. I also wasn't discounting the fact that mental disorders are heritable, which clearly, they are.
  16. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    It isn't. That's the point. Being homosexual is like having red hair. Being a pedophiliac is like being skitsophrenic. Different kinds of gene mutations.
  17. Kwayera

    Some are born gay, some achieve gayness, and some have gayness thrust upon them

    My point is biological factors determining hetero/homosexuality != biological factors determining pedophilia. That's like conflating the genes that cause red hair (to use an example I've given before) to gene mutations that cause, say, social anxiety disorder.
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