All-gay school...

[The Brain]

Originally posted by Keyser Soze
people who think being gay is learned and not biological are repressed closet homosexuals.

So, in other words, there is no such thing as "developing an acquired taste for something" when it comes to this, is there?

Let's go with the genetic/biological lesson, then. Genetics dictates that for an offspring to develop a trait, one or both of his parents must already have that trait in order to pass it along. For a child to be gay, one or both of his parents would need to have this homosexual gene, OR the gene would have to have existed in one of perhaps three immediate generations preceding, because after that point the gene for homosexuality would be so recessive that it would probably never emerge again-- and this is assuming that each time a member of the family married someone from another family, at least one member of the second family had a homosexual gene.

(In addition, one or both of the parents would have to have the gene in a <b>dominant</b> stage, or else the child will carry a latent trait that does not develop).

Now, what occurs if neither parent has this homosexual gene, neither of their parents has it, nor their grand or great-grandparents... and the child becomes gay? How could you explain it on genetics, when any gene for that trait was nonexistent? Would you just assume that one of their ancestors must have been a "closet homosexual", as you put it?

<b>EDIT</b>:

<i>Originally posted by vampchick</i>
gee i rememeber when we actually stayed on topic, wow thats some great stuff, talking about what makes fags and dykes fags and dykes is so much fun, but wasnt this thread about a school??

Yes. The school is a bad idea on many levels. But if it is a <i>private institution</i>, they can be as (unfairly) exclusive as they would like. We have all-boys and all-girls schools in this city, so if they want this, they can have it using their own money, and the money of parents who send their kids there.

If it is a public school, that is a different story altogether.