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Unblogged Bits for Friday, 01 May 2009

Links (most recent first) that caught my eye, but did not warrant full-blown blog entries ….

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3 thoughts on “Unblogged Bits for Friday, 01 May 2009”

  1. Orson Scott Card has long had a rep for being a bit looney. This … confirms it.

    Dave? Yeah, I figured out that Orson Scott Card was a loon about halfway through Ender’s Game….when I tossed the book in the trash.

  2. “Biological imperatives trump laws”? So… we need to legalize rape? And robbery committed in the furtherance of a biological addiction to a drug?

    But wait… If homosexuals have a biological imperative to mate with members of their own sex, that trumps laws against homosexuality!

    I’m so confused.

  3. Well, obviously you’ve mistaken “biological imperative” with “disgusting and unnatural and destructive behavior that willingly and sinfully entered into on a whim.” Which says, perhaps, more about the people who make the charge and their own sexuality than anything else.

    But it’s an example why I continue to maintain that arguing over whether homosexuality is genetic/congenital or aesthetic — because even if one posits that it is “how folks are born” (something many anti-gay people will never accept), then anti-gays will make the same argument you do, Avo in your first paragraph.

    The point is not whether it’s “natural” or not. The point is “So people are gay — so what? Why does it make a difference?”

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