[quote]forlife wrote:
ZEB wrote:
I backed up my statement with a series of polls conducted over several years by Gallup, one of the most respected polling agencies. Your accusation was unfounded.[/quote]
“Unfounded?” Because you say so? Ha ha hardly.
I had a number of pollsters including USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll. They all contradict your specific read. Therefore according to your rules you are a liar. Remember it’s your game.
There are currently about half the states with many more to follow who are actually putting anti gay marraige laws on the books!
In 19 states gay marriage came up for a referendum and was voted down by an average of 70% against gay marriage!
LOL that’s not even close my man. Not even close!
And even in states where there is currently a gay marriage law there are dangers of voters over turning liberal judges decisions.
I pointed out Mass to you:
“BOSTON --Supporters of an initiative to ban same-sex unions in Massachusetts delivered boxes of petitions to the secretary of state on Wednesday, the next step in their quest to overturn the 2003 court ruling that legalized gay marriage.”
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2005/12/07/gay_marriage_opponents_collect_170000_signatures_for_petition/
Voters are flatly rejecting the gay lifestyle all over the country!
They agree with me…not you…
Cry all you want. At this point I’d like to offer you some cheese with that “whine.”
(I made a funny…oh I know it’s not new…but so what.)
Did Mommy or Daddy lie to you when you were young or something? Oh…never mind I know you had a perfect childhood and now you have a perfect homosexual life…and um everything is perfect…I forgot. 
By the way, you have used many words to describe “what you do.” Go back and read them.
This describes it well:
“Remember saying that it was in fact a “preference?” Then you said something about “fulfillment?” Then switched to “choice” for a while. Now you have settled in on the word"orientation." And that’s where you currently reside.”
That would make YOU THE LIAR ONCE AGAIN
I was waiting for you to change the word “orientation” for the 4th time I think.
Tell me again now…when you were having sex with a woman you didn’t enjoy that behavior? Not in the least, so therefore you are not “oriented” to have sex with her. But you were aroused…(scratching head). Yea…ooookay.
You see, that’s where we heteresexals get sort of confused.
You have sex with women (yes that’s a behavior) and you were “up” obviously to the performance. Yet, you say you really want to screw men in the butt which makes you more happy. But if you were able to have sex with a woman I would think that would also please you …no?
Then, when I say that the typical hetersexual man cannot have sex (as in unable) with another man, you start talking about sparta and prisoners having sex…and other nutty talk.
And then of course there is that whole stat where 87% of all homosexual men have had sex with a woman. You know that’s just freaking odd man.
Then you try to blame society for it and that just does not cut it. If you are not sexually aroused then you would not be having sex. Society has nothing to do with it.
See what I mean?
They choose their sexual behavior? Hmm…so if Joe heterosexual decided that on Saturday he wanted to make it with the mailman then he could?
Nope…I don’t think it works that way. I don’t think he would be sexually aroused by the mailmans fat hairy butt. Or even the substitute mailmans skinny butt…no I think you are all wet and very much using politically correct “speak” on that one.
Try selling it to someone in a gay bar, but not here on T-Nation…Nope.
If you want to get all Biblical again, I’ll have to remind you that “homosexuals shall not inherit the kingdom of heaven.”
That would mean that you are going to hell…not a good place to be.
(Psst. here’s a secret for you…Hell is there even if you don’t believe in it)
In addition to that you are lying all over the place and I pointed them out. And I will continue to point out your lies every single time that you tell one.
You see that’s my job on this thread from here on in.

(Smile is there because I like my job.)
[quote]Please point out exactly where I stated that they were committing fraud.
Definition of fraud: :“Deliberately deceiving. Using deception to perpatrate a hoax, spoof or a swindle.”
You said:
- The APA sold their soul to the homosexual agenda.[/quote]
Um…that’s not fraud bub!
And you have told yet another LIE
Oh the shame of it…Oh wait I forgot you have no shame.
:)<
Oh cool we get to make up our own definitions of words…ha ha.
look up “phobia” genius!
Never mind I’ll do it for you as I don’t think you can be trusted at this point…what with all your lying.
Phobia- “Irrational persistent fear.”
Here’s the politically correct word that you want to throw in there to rationalize attacking people with the homophobia word.
Aversion- “feeling dislike or reluctance.”
Phobia does not mean “aversion” in the real world! And that is a perfect example of the politically correct bubble you live in.
You and your fellow PC chums say “homophobia” so much you actually start to think it means what you want it to mean.
But not even you guys can change the english language!
Sorry.
Let’s see you tried to make up your own definition for a word. Let me think…that would mak you…A LIAR!again…now how many times is that I lost count.
But you are none the less a liar once again.
You ought to be ahsham…oh never mind I forgot…
[quote]Why are 65% of all new HIV cases homosexual men? When in fact they represent about 2% (or so) of the population?
Another misrepresentation, since once again you aren’t clarifying that your statistic is limited to the US.[/quote]
Ha ha…it’s a CDC statistic! Why don’t you take a cold shower and wake up. Get your head out of your own ass (hey that was funny huh?)
The CDC is a US government agency! Of course it represents US statistics. LOL
(famous Zeb eye roll)
And my Uncle John lived to be 96 and smoked cigarettes every day of his life.
Does that mean you should smoke cigarettes?
Being desperate to make your point has made you into…(oh good here it comes again) a liar. And you know what? You are not a very good liar. I don’t know why you wanted to play this game. You are losing badly.
[quote]“Generally cannot change?” Odd how you worded that huh? You then do realize that according to every major study on the matter that from 30% to 60% have and do change!
More lies, based on flawed or misquoted studies.[/quote]
It seems that you are the one lying again!
WOW your entire post was filled with lies…who would have thought it…you are such a nice guy too. dang…you never know how people are going to turn out.
HERE ARE MY STUDIES WHICH CLAIM CHANGE IS POSSIBLE
And prove YOU to be the liar!
(May 9, 2001). Press Release, National Association for Research & Therapy of Homosexuality, Prominent Psychiatrist Announces New Study Results: “Some Gays can Change.” Available at http://www.narth.com/docs/spitzerrelease.html (last updated May 8, 2001.)
“Like most psychiatrists,” says Dr. Robert L. Spitzer, “I thought that homosexual behavior could be resisted, but sexual orientation could not be changed. I now believe that’s untrue–some people can and do change.”
Acosta, F., (1975) Etiology and treatment of homosexuality: review. Archives of Sexual Behavior. 4:9-29.
??better prospects for intervention in homosexual life and in its prevention through the early identification and treatment of the potential homosexual child.? (p. 9)
Aries, P. and A. Bejin, ed., Male Homosexuality in Western Sexuality: Practice and Precept in Past and Present Times, 40-61, cited by Joseph Nicolosi in Reparative Therapy of Male Homosexuality. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson Inc., 1991), 124-125.
Bieber, I., et al. (1962) Homosexuality: A Psychoanalytic Study of Male Homosexuals. NY: Basic Books.
?The therapeutic results of our study provide reason for an optimistic outlook. Many homosexuals became exclusively heterosexual in psychoanalytic treatment. Although this change may be more easily accomplished by some than by others, in our judgment a heterosexual shift is a possibility for all homosexuals who are strongly motivated to change.? (p. 319)
Bieber, I., Bieber, T. (1979) Male homosexuality. Canadian Journal of Psychiatry. 24, 5:409-421.
?We have followed some patients for as long as 20 years who have remained exclusively heterosexual. Reversal estimates now range from 30% to an optimistic 50%.? (p.416)
Cappon, D., (1965) Toward an Understanding of Homosexuality. Englewoord Cliffs NJ: Prentice-Hall.
Of patients with bisexual problems 90% were cured (i.e., no reversions to homosexual behavior, no consciousness of homosexual desire and fantasy) in males who terminated treatment by common consent. Male homosexual patients: 80% showed marked improvement (i.e., occasional relapses, release of aggression, increasingly dominant heterosexuality)? 50% changed.? (p. 265-268)
Clippinger, J., (1974) Homosexuality can be cured. Corrective and Social Psychiatry and Journal of Behavior Technology Methods and Therapy. 21, 2:15-28.
?Of 785 patients treated, 307, or approximately 38%, were cured. Adding the percentage figures of the two other studies, we can say that at least 40% of the homosexuals were cured, and an additional 10 to 30% of the homosexuals were improved, depending on the particular study for which statistics were available.? (p. 22)
Fine, R., (1987) Psychoanalytic theory. (in Diamant L. Male and Female Homosexuality: Psychological Approaches. Washington: Hemisphere Publishing.) 81-95.
??a considerable percentage of overt homosexuals became heterosexual? If patients were motivated, whatever procedure is adopted a large percentage will give up their homosexuality? The misinformation that homosexuality is untreatable by psychotherapy does incalculable harm to thousands of men and women?? (p. 85-86)
Fitzgibbons, R., (1999) The origins and therapy of same-sex attraction disorder. (in Wolfe, C. Homosexuality and American Public Life. Spence) 85-97.
"The second most common cause of SSAD [same sex attraction disorder] among males is mistrust of women?s love? Male children in fatherless homes often feel overly responsible for their mothers. As they enter their adolescence, they may come to view female love as draining and exhausting.? (p. 89)
?Experience has taught me that healing is a difficult process, but through the mutual efforts of the therapist and the patient, serious emotional wounds can be healed over a period of time.? (p. 96)
Goetze, R. (1997) Homosexuality and the Possibility of Change: A Review of 17 Published Studies. Toronto Canada: New Directions for Life.
44 persons who were exclusively or predominantly homosexual experienced a full shift of sexual orientation.
Hatterer, L., (1970) Changing Homosexuality in the Male. NY: McGraw-Hill.
49 patients changed (20 married, of these 10 remained married, 2 divorced, 18 achieved heterosexual adjustments); 18 partially recovered, remained single; 76 remained homosexual (28 palliated ? 58 unchanged) ?A large undisclosed population has melted into heterosexual society, persons who behaved homosexually in late adolescence and early adulthood, and who, on their own, resolved their conflicts and abandoned such behavior to go on to successful marriages or to bisexual patterns of adoption.? (p. 14)
James, Elizabeth (1978) Treatment of Homosexuality: A Reanalysis and Synthesis of Outcome Studies (unpublished PhD dissertation, Brigham Young University, on file with Brigham Young University Library).
Elizabeth James meta-analyzed over 100 outcome studies published between 1930 and 1976, and concluded that when all the research was combines, 35% of homosexual clients “recovered” and 27% improved.
Kaye, H., Beri, S., Clare, J., Eleston, M., Gershwin, B., Gershwin, P., Kogan, L., Torda, C., Wilber, C. (1967) Homosexuality in Women. Archives of General Psychiatry. 17:626-634.
??optimism in the psychoanalytic treatment of homosexual women. ?at least a 50% probability of significant improvement in women with this syndrome who present themselves for treatment and remain in it.? (p. 634)
Kronemeyer, R. (1980) Overcoming Homosexuality. NY: Macmillian
?For those homosexuals who are unhappy with their life and find effective therapy it is ?curable?.? (p.7)
MacIntosh, H. (1994) Attitudes and experiences of psychoanalysts. Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. 42, 4: 1183-1207.
824 male patients of 213 analysts ? 197 (23.9%) changed to heterosexuality, 703 received significant therapeutic benefit; and of the 391 female patients of 153 analysts ? 79 (20.2%) changed to heterosexuality, 318 received significant therapeutic benefit. (p. 1183)
MacIntosh, H. (1995) Attitudes and Experiences of Psychoanalysts in Analyzing Homosexual Patients. Journal of the American Psychiatric Association 1183.
422 psychiatrists were asked if they had successfully treated homosexuals, and did they agree that a homosexual can be changed to heterosexual. Of the 285 responses, which involved 1,215 homosexuals, the survey stated that 23% changed to heterosexuality. 84% benefited significantly by reducing their attraction to other members of the same gender, with a decrease in homosexual activity.
Marmor, J. (1975) Homosexuality and Sexual Orientation Disturbances. (In Freedman, A., Kaplan, H., Sadock, B. Comprehensive Textbook of Psychiatry: II, Second Edition. Baltimore MD: Williams & Wilkins)
?This conviction of untreatability also serves an ego-defensive purpose for many homosexuals. ?however, there has evolved a greater therapeutic optimism about the possibilities for change? There is little doubt that a genuine shift in preferential sex object choice can and does take place in somewhere between 20 and 50 per cent of patients with homosexual behavior who seek psychotherapy with this end in mind.? (p. 1519)
Newman, L., (1976) Treatment for the parents of feminine boys. American Journal of Psychiatry. 133, 6: 683-687.
?Experiences of being ostracized and ridiculed may play a more important role than has been recognized in the total abandonment of the male role at a later time.? (p. 687)
?Feminine boys, unlike men with postpubertal gender identity disorders seem remarkably responsive to treatment.? (p. 684)
Nicolosi, J., Byrd, A., Potts, R. (1998) Towards the Ethical and Effective Treatment of Homosexuality. Encino CA: NARTH.
Nicolosi surveyed 850 individuals and 200 therapists and counselors ? specifically seeking out individuals who claim to have made a degree of change in sexual orientation. Before counseling or therapy, 68% of respondents perceived themselves as exclusively or almost entirely homosexual, with another 22% stating they were more homosexual than heterosexual. After treatment only 13% perceived themselves as exclusively or almost entire homosexuality, while 33% described themselves as either exclusively or almost entirely heterosexual, 99% of respondents said they now believe treatment to change homosexuality can be effective and valuable.
Pattison, E.M., Pattison, M.L. (1980, December) ?Ex-Gays?: Religiously Mediated Change in Homosexuals. American Journal of Psychiatry. 137 (12): 1553-1562.
Authors evaluated 11 white men who claimed to have changed sexual orientation from exclusive homosexuality to exclusive heterosexuality. Corollary evidence suggests that the phenomenon of substantiated change in sexual orientation without explicit treatment and/or long-term psychotherapy may be much more common than previously thought.
Rekers, J. (1988) The formation of homosexual orientation. (In Fagan, P. Hope for Homosexuality. Washington DC: Free Congress Foundation.)
?With major research grants from the National Institute of Mental Health, I have experimentally demonstrated an affective treatment for ‘gender identity disorder of childhood’, which appears to hold potential for preventing homosexual orientation in males.?
Satinover, J., (1996) Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth. Grand Rapids MI: Baker.
These reports contradict claims that change is impossible. It would be more accurate to say that all the existing evidence suggests strongly that homosexuality is quite changeable.
?Each individual?s homosexuality is the likely result of a complex mixture of genetic, intrauterine, and extrauterine biological factors combined with familial and social factors as well as repeatedly reinforced choices.? (p. 245)
“A study conducted by a homosexual couple found that out of 156 same-sex couples ‘only seven had maintained sexual fidelity; of the hundred couples that had been together for more than five years, none had been able to maintain sexual fidelity. The authors noted that the expectation for outside sexual activity was the rule for male couples and the exception for heterosexuals.’”
Schwartz, M.F., Masters, W.H. (1984, February). The Masters and Johnson treatment program for dissatisfied homosexual men. American Journal of Psychiatry. 141 (2): 173-181.
?Certain individuals who want to change their homosexual preference can be helped by a short-term intensive intervention. The failure rate in helping dissatisfied homosexuals establish heterosexual lifestyles after the intensive phase of the intervention was 20.9%, and after 5 years? follow-up it was 28.4%.
Spitzer, Robert (May 2001) Psychiatry and Homosexuality, Wall St. Journal, A26.
“In the sample he studied, Spitzer concluded that many (homosexuals) made substantial changes (after gender affirmative therapy) in sexual arousal and fantasy–not merely behavior. Even subjects who made less substantial change believed it to be extremely beneficial.”
Throckmorton, W. (1996) Efforts to modify sexual orientation: A review of outcome literature and ethical issues. Journal of Mental Health and Counseling. 20, 4: 283-305.
?I submit that the case against conversion therapy requires opponents to demonstrate that no patients have benefited from such procedures or that any benefits are too costly in some objective way to be pursued even if they work. The available evidence supports the observation of many counselors ? that many individuals with same-gender sexual orientation have been able to change through a variety of counseling approaches.? (p. 287)
West, D. (1977) Homosexuality Re-examined. London Duckworth
Behavioral techniques have the best document success (never less than 30%); psychoanalysis claims a great deal of success (the average rate seemed to be about 5%, but 50% of the bisexuals achieved exclusive heterosexuality.)
Zucker, K., Bradley, S. (1995) Gender Identity Disorder and Psychosexual Problems in Children and Adolescents. NY: Guilford. ??we feel that parental tolerance of cross-gender behavior at the time of its emergence is instrumental in allowing the behavior to develop?? (p. 259)
??In general we concur with those (e.g. Green 1972; Newman 1976; Stoller, 1978) who believe that the earlier treatment begins, the better.? (p. 281) ?It has been our experience that a sizable number of children and their families can achieve a great deal of change. In these cases, the gender identity disorder resolves fully, and nothing in the children?s behavior or fantasy suggests that gender identity issues remain problematic? All things considered, however, we take the position that in such cases clinicians should be optimistic, not nihilistic, about the possibility of helping the children to become more secure in their gender identity.? (p. 282)
Please read these studies and point out to me why you think that the authors are indeed lying. I am very serious about this and will not let this point go by the wayside.
Because if the authors are lying I will stop quoting them.
If you cannot do this then you are the one misrepresenting the facts. And this is sometimes called LYING
(I like the lying game this is fun 
(I could provide more but you get the point don’t you?)