<a href="http://www.family.org/cforum/sherman/ " target="_blank">Sherman the Dog debunks homosexuality</a>.
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Ummmmm, they do realize that if someone is interested in both genders that they're bisexual, not gay, right?
Sooooo, let me get this straight. Because dogs don't have the vocal configuration of a cow, it is impossible for a person to be naturally gay and thus marriage should be disallowed?
Well it has to do with some other video made about a dog that does Moo, and other animals' attempts to help the dog be normal and bark instead.
@tracer
<<Just like a dog that says anything other than "woof.">>
Okay, let's go down the list here:several ancient cultures . Civilization wasn't invented by Christians.
7.)Reurning once again to animal sexuality, homosexual behaviour has been documented in more than just those two penguins.
8.)I do not like that goddamn dog.
@CousinTed
Most of the quotes they use in the "Born gay" section seem to be taken out of context.
I have a feeling that this isn't really meant to convert anybody, but instead it's kind of "preaching to the converted". Nobody will actually be convinced because of this, but it kind of serves as masturbatory material for people who already believe this nonsense.
Jeibi -- Of course not. Transgender and bisexuality are way to complicated for most of these guys to understand.
Now, on the site they say that the gay penguins are no longer gay thus proving that gays can change. Then they say why would we want to do something just because it happens in nature?
Guess what dumbshit? Dogs don't "say" anything. They cannot speak. I would've thought everybody knew this. I have heard many dogs that vocalize closely to the way that cows do (hint, cows can't talk either!), this has no bearing on what makes someone gay. Sherman the dog told me that he is issuing an injunction against you for the slanderous use of his name and image in your stupid ads. He'll speak to you in court.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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