Taz said:
Let me ask you something, are serial killers born like that? Lets say I was a serial killer, what right would you have to stop me from killing?
Well, we're getting a bit off-topic here. But I'll go ahead and take a bite at the point you're trying to make. First off, we cannot say for certain. There is some evidence that some serial killers are born with traits that turn them into deranged murderous psychopaths, sociopaths or psychotics. However, there's also quite a bit of evidence that serial killers are shaped more by the environmental factor.
If there are serial killers that are born with such traits, however, then what gives us the right to stop them, you ask? After all, they were born with it, so how could it be wrong? Well, simple. We have the right to stop them because they present a clear and direct danger to the individuals living within our society. They may not be able to help themselves, but that doesn't change the fact they are forcibly bringing a brutal end to individuals that have caused them no harm; individuals that (generally) do not deserve to have their lives so violently taken away from them.
It's about as right or wrong as putting down a rabid animal. Sure, the rabid dog can't really help biting the 7 year old child's arm off, but we can't simply let it go ahead and do that, can we? That child certainly wasn't doing the dog any harm and it does not deserve to lose its arm. Similarly, parasites infect your system and leech off of you, feeding off of your body and sending you to a slow death. The parasites do this because it's in their evolutionary makeup to do so, and they are required to in order to live. But you're not very well going to let that parasite simply suck the life out of you, are you? "Sorry you were born this way, parasite. You can go ahead and take my life." ?
Now, when it comes to homosexuality, I am of the opinion that individuals can be born with it. I am also of the opinion that homosexuality can be shaped purely by environment factors rather than genetic traits. I even believe that some individuals out there are indeed capable of making the "choice" to be a homosexual, although I feel as though this is quite infrequent. I feel that our gene pool and our upbringings as humans are simply far too diverse and influential to rule out everything else in favor of one explanation.
Does that make homosexuality wrong? No, I certainly
do not believe it does. Why? Because it's a purely benign factor. As opposed to serial killers, homosexuals do not seek out individuals to cause them pain and suffering against their will. They seek out other members of their sexuality to engage in romantic and sexual activity. It is purely consensual. We are not being harmed by it. They are not being harmed by it. So where is the "wrong" here? Let them be entitled to their lifestyle and happiness just as you are entitled to yours.