Monday, January 15, 2007

Homosexuality Is Natural Part 2

Use Your Discretion. This post contains Adult Concepts.
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This post is a follow-up to a previous article I posted called "Homosexuality Is Natural." In the video below, Ricky Gervais gives his comedic touch to the position that homosexuality is natural. If you haven't seen this before, and you like Gervais, I suggest you give it a watch. I find it hilarious, but then, that is me. Let me know what you think.
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The below video obviously lends the Cole Porter song a little more meaning. “Birds do it, bees do it, even educated fleas do it. Let's do it, let's fall in love.” Comments are welcomed.
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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous15/1/07 5:16 pm

    Brilliance...:)

    We know that homosexual behaviour has been observed in animals, but has anyone managed to discover if some are exclusively homosexual or does it stop during mating season when producing offspring and ensuring the continuation of the species becomes the main reason for sex?

    But does that mean my illustrated children's new testament isnt't proof? I mean the piccies show it all quite clearly...:)

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  2. beepbeepitsme16/1/07 11:27 am

    RE ted

    Yeah, I love that Gervaus clip. I think you told me about it in the first place and I had it linked to the first article, but then it was pulled from youtube. I have since found it at "Throw away your TV. com" and just HAD to post it again.

    RE: pictures being proof

    You mean my children's book about the bible isn't proof? waahhhh

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  3. Anonymous16/1/07 12:58 pm

    Yeah, it was me. I was going to say as much, then thought better of it...:)

    Thing is though, that my knowledge is extremely limited in this area. I've seen a couple of docos and have done a limited amount of research since you posted this, but I don't seem to be able to ascertain whether observed homosexual behaviour is exclusively homosexual, or if it's just a bit of fun in the off season, so to speak. Maybe it's to do with the pecking order. But maybe some are just "bent as a nine bob neut", as Ricky so eloquently put it...:)

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  4. beepbeepitsme16/1/07 1:29 pm

    RE ted:

    I think that sexual desire, homosexuality and heterosexuality, is probably best expressed as a sliding scale.

    What we can observe in animals as homosexual behaviour might not be exclusive, but a combination of many environmental and genetic forces.

    Human beings are encouraged through social, cultural and religious forces to either be exlusively one or the other. I am not convinced that this is an accurate representation of human sexual desire.

    Controversial subjects like sexuality, tend to drive people into extreme positions. Consequently we have people who consider themselves to be exclusively homosexual, or exclusively heterosexual.

    My suspicion is that this has more to do with the effects of religious sexual taboos than anything else.

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  5. beepbeepitsme16/1/07 1:40 pm

    Animals in the animal kingdom do not have religious taboos, so they probably indulge in all sorts of sexual activity including what we would see as homosexual acts or desires, without inhibiting their reproductive capability.

    Religions, I think have encouraged heterosexuality because they didn't like what they saw in the animal kingdom. Religions thrive on numbers. If you want a powerful religion, you encourage breeding. The seed must be sown in ways which create fruit. ;)

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  6. Anonymous16/1/07 8:22 pm

    Exactly the point I was working towards Beep and I have to agree with your suspicions. Gazzumped again...:)

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  7. beepbeepitsme21/1/07 10:37 am

    Gees ted, we gotta stop thinking the same, people will accuse us of being "cultists." ;)

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