For Better or For Worse by Lynn Johnston for August 28, 2008
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Elizabeth: How is he, Iris? Tell me the truth. Iris: He's not well, dear. He's very frail. He'll be home in a few days, though... and then we'll see. Look. He's gone back to sleep. But... he did see you in Marian's dress - and it meant a lot to him. Elizabeth: I know. Anthony: Hello, Elly? We'd like to stay a bit longer at the hospital with Iris and Jim. Please tell everyone we'll meet them at the reception. John: Who called? Elly: Anthony. Everything's fine. My dad is going to be OK, John. Everything's going to be OK! John: That sounds like a nice way to end a story! Elly: It's certainly a nice way to end today!
Being straight is natural, whereas homosexuality is a choice. I’m not saying there’s anything wrong with being gay, but to portray it as natural is patently false.
Forget all that religion stuff, I’m talking purely from an evolutionary stance. All beings have evolved so that they may best propagate their species, while being gay flies in the face of that. It’s fine to choose to be gay, but as far as it being natural, millions of years of evolution say otherwise