So Colin Craig has shown his truly homophobic colours and said on The Nation yesterday that (according to him): ‚Äúhomosexual men, they are statistically far more likely to have suffered child abuses as a child.‚ÄĚ
He uses this ‚Äėevidence‚Äô to show that people choose to be homosexual because they suffered abuse as a child, and weren‚Äôt born that way.
A few questions for dear Colin:
- What sort of child abuse causes men to choose to be gay?
- Does being smacked as a child make you gay? How hard would the smack need to be to make you gay? How often?
- Does emotional abuse by adults cause homosexuality?¬† Like being marginalised, teased for being a fag, for being too ‚Äėfemme‚Äô or being interested in other boys?
- Is it sometimes ‚Äėabuse‚Äô at the hands of adults or even other children because you were a little bit gay already?
- Could you have the most wonderful upbringing (by your definition) with heterosexual parents and still be gay?¬† Hmmm, but surely something went wrong along the way?¬† God forbid they were Born that way ‚Äď I guess that might make them in God‚Äôs image. Oh, that‚Äôs right God is a man and heterosexual‚Ä¶ probably white too?
- Colin, you were very specific that only homosexual men are ‚Äėthat way‚Äô because they were abused as children‚Ä¶ what makes lesbian women?
- Why would anyone choose to be gay?
- Even if it as you say that blokes are “turned gay”…then can they be “turned back”?
- Even if it as you say that blokes are “turned gay”…then why are you still opposed to them being able to marry?
- Doesn’t that victimise then further?
- Can gay really be prayed away?
Perhaps there are some other helpful questions that Colin has all the answers to.¬† Feel free to add them to the comments.¬† I will see if we can get some answers.