Yes, because they are. No one in human history knows how to gather health related data better.
True, too bad that you cannot use them properly and consistently.
More color commentary.
Color commentary.
If you only posted relevant responses and got rid of the color commentary you could fit it all in one small paragraph.
If you did not fail so badly the "color commentary" would not be part of the responses that you get. Complaining about it only underscores your failure.
And that is the closest you will come to admitting that you are wrong.
So now the CDC data (which is all on my side and all that has been posted by anyone) is the result of hatred and prejudice. Do you know how biased and desperate this looks?
But the CDC data is not on your side. You misinterpret it and worse yet you are not consistent. Plus that is not what I said at all. Using a strawman argument is merely a dishonest way of admitting that you are wrong. Try to deal with the actual argument. And yes, your posts always show bias and desperation.
This is probably because you haven't read as much as I have on the subject. I even posted the study in a former debate. Again, you can look it up if you want.
I believe it went like this. If a woman had 2 boys in a row there was a higher chance of a hormonal imbalance which made the next child more likely to be homosexual. The conclusion was that this occurring was a genetic flaw. But this is only one view among many concerning the nature verses nurture argument.
The reason I am still replying to you is because it appears you tried to be briefer than before. You went from 3 posts in a row to 2. Keep it up.
It does not matter how much you read if you do not understand what you read. And I have read that article as well. No, the conclusion was never that it was a "genetic flaw". Why did you not find the article? Here let me show you how it is done:
THE RELATION OF BIRTH ORDER TO SEXUAL ORIENTATION IN MEN AND WOMEN | Journal of Biosocial Science | Cambridge Core
That was probably the paper that gave birth to the article that you read. Please note that successive male birth cause a build up of an anti-gen in the mother immune system that is thought to affect the fetus:
"hese results are consistent with the hypothesis that the high birth order of homosexual men reflects the progressive immunization of certain mothers to H-Y antigen by succeeding male fetuses, and the increasing effects of H-Y antibodies on sexual differentiation of the brain in succeeding male fetuses."
No, "genetic defect". By the way, this is only one way that men can "go gay" it also supports the claim that they are born that way and it is not a choice.