darkSpyro

They were born gay right?

I'm a mutant, does that mean I'm gay?

This idea is utter bull**** and should die along with everyone who discriminates against a particular group for no remotely sustainable reason.

biologically speaking the term "mutant" is completely worthless as a means of saying "this animal is different" because literally everything about a living being that separates it from the single-celled prokaryotic is a "mutation". reproduction is a mutation, gender is a mutation, sexuality as a whole is a mutation. statistically speaking, it's much harder to find someone without a mutated gene than someone with completely perfectly replicated genes.

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Im born gay right?

i fixed the OP

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biologically speaking the term "mutant" is completely worthless as a means of saying "this animal is different" because literally everything about a living being that separates it from the single-celled prokaryotic is a "mutation". reproduction is a mutation, gender is a mutation, sexuality as a whole is a mutation. statistically speaking, it's much harder to find someone without a mutated gene than someone with completely perfectly replicated genes.

Um excuse me ma'am but i beg to differ??



EXPLAIN THIS, SCIENCE!!1!

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The real question is not "are gays mutants"...

...but are mutants, gay?



Find out at 11.

Back to Karen in the studio, for the weather.

Yes. So are straight people. And bi people. And every other kind of people.

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biologically speaking the term "mutant" is completely worthless as a means of saying "this animal is different" because literally everything about a living being that separates it from the single-celled prokaryotic is a "mutation". reproduction is a mutation, gender is a mutation, sexuality as a whole is a mutation. statistically speaking, it's much harder to find someone without a mutated gene than someone with completely perfectly replicated genes.

So does everybody have mutant powers?

Gays are not, but bi's are. As a bi I can confirm this

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Gays are not, but bi's are. As a gay I can confirm this

fixed

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Quote: valskeletor

biologically speaking the term "mutant" is completely worthless as a means of saying "this animal is different" because literally everything about a living being that separates it from the single-celled prokaryotic is a "mutation". reproduction is a mutation, gender is a mutation, sexuality as a whole is a mutation. statistically speaking, it's much harder to find someone without a mutated gene than someone with completely perfectly replicated genes.

So does everybody have mutant powers?

yes
the power to breathe and see and touch and smell and taste and touch and think and have a brain and literally practically everything is a mutant power

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biologically speaking the term "mutant" is completely worthless as a means of saying "this animal is different" because literally everything about a living being that separates it from the single-celled prokaryotic is a "mutation". reproduction is a mutation, gender is a mutation, sexuality as a whole is a mutation. statistically speaking, it's much harder to find someone without a mutated gene than someone with completely perfectly replicated genes.

Um excuse me ma'am but i beg to differ??



EXPLAIN THIS, SCIENCE!!1!

princess mary sue and her original oc do not steal wolfy boyfriend know less about genetics than ****ing liquid snake

I can kill people. Thanks my gay power

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Gays are not, but bi's are. As a bi I can confirm this.

What?

exactly

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I can kill people. Thanks my gay power

SUFFER FROM MY FABULOUS GUNSHOTS!!!!!

I really don't know how to react to this topic.

I'm not gay but i'm still a mutant.

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Quote: valskeletor

biologically speaking the term "mutant" is completely worthless as a means of saying "this animal is different" because literally everything about a living being that separates it from the single-celled prokaryotic is a "mutation". reproduction is a mutation, gender is a mutation, sexuality as a whole is a mutation. statistically speaking, it's much harder to find someone without a mutated gene than someone with completely perfectly replicated genes.

Um excuse me ma'am but i beg to differ??



EXPLAIN THIS, SCIENCE!!1!

dont confuse science with badly directing a messy storyline

Oh no, they're mole-people(!)

For **** sake, all these so-called righteous people are blood-thristy sociopaths.

This **** makes me wanna become a nihilist. Nuke humanity just so every single last entitlement-seeking, white, english-speaking, heterosexual male no longer exist.

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Oh no, they're mole-people(!)

For **** sake, all these so-called righteous people are blood-thristy sociopaths.

This **** makes me wanna become a nihilist. Nuke humanity just so every single last entitlement-seeking, white, english-speaking, heterosexual male no longer exist.

i think you're confusing nihilism with whatever the opposite of mitt romney is

Nihilism is actually pretty frightening when you hear it from someone else who believes in it.

Like I knew a guy who was a pretty big fan of Stepmania and whatnot but he spoke about his ideals of it, telling me "If a piece of paper gets burnt, doesn't it no longer exist?" and all that jazz.

I mean, in that sense, yeah, but paper leaves a residue of ash, smoke, gases, etc. Even if it doesn't 'exist' in its former state, you would still register it as a memory and such. It would have still existed but only in the previous dimensions of time.

Yikes, I just argued about nihilism.

This should answer the question.