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Why hasn't homosexuality been eradicated by natural selection?

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I don't whether I should laugh at, pity, or put tape over the mouths of people who think that being homosexual is wrong, and unnatural. ¬_¬

Homosexuality has been recorded is various creatures.
AND in some cases (Swans) the offspring do better with two MALE parents because the males are better at defending their territory and therefore cygnets get a better chance at surving.

IT IS NATURAL YOU IDIOTS!!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexual_behavior_in_animals

http://www.news-medical.net/news/2006/10/23/20718.aspx

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/science-news/5550488/Homosexual-behaviour-widespread-in-animals-according-to-new-study.html

A museum in Oslo did an exhibition in 2007 about homosexual behaviour in animals. And hopes to try and dispel the myth that 'Homosexuality is against nature'
http://www.nhm.uio.no/besok-oss/utstillinger/skiftende/againstnature/index-eng.html
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Original post by CrazyPerson

A museum in Oslo did an exhibition in 2007 about homosexual behaviour in animals. And hopes to try and dispel the myth that 'Homosexuality is against nature'


Homosexual orientation and identity is not the same as behavior.

Almost everything we do or think as humans has social influences, ergo is not 'natural'.
Original post by snozzle
Homosexual orientation and identity is not the same as behavior.

Almost everything we do or think as humans has social influences, ergo is not 'natural'.


That must go for being straight then.

And don't try and argue that being straight is natural because that creates offspring.
The links I posted show how male couples in animals 'steal' offspring to bring up as their own and they actually have a better chance of surviving because the offspring have two aggressive males fighting to protect them. Now these males obviously don't gain an genetic advantage as their genes aren't passed on. So why do they do it? Because it's NATURAL ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR.
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