Assumptions in column on gays need rethinking

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Assumptions in column on gays need rethinking

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It would be very difficult

if at all feasible to change a person's sexual orientation and make them

love someone. Human emotion and a taste for alcohol are not the same.

Second, Tilford claims gay

and ethnicity do not equate. Seemingly this may be true; however, when

applied to discrimination, harassment and murder, they are similar.

Third, Tilford claims the figure

of 2 to 3 percent of people being homosexuals. Interestingly, he does

not reveal the source of this figure. I believe it is higher due to the

fact that all of you reading this opinion have undoubtedly interacted

with a homosexual without even knowing it, whether it be your neighbor,

your coworker, the person sitting beside you in church, or even a member

of your family.

Michael Alfano

Peachtree City

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