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[oromagi]THESIS: LGBTQ is an idealogy that goes against science.P1: An idealogy is a belief system, political philosophy, or worldview.P2: LGBTQ is not a belief system, poltical philosophy, or worldview.C1: Therefore, LGBTQ is not an idealogyLGBTQ includes people embracing every possible belief system, political philosophy, and worldview throughout history but does not, can not, represent any particular belief. Trump's mentor, Roy Cohn devoted his whole carreer trying to destroy LGBTQ people while also desperately, secretly trying to get fucked by every young man in New York. Roy Cohn did not share any particular belief with the LGBTQ community but nevertheless, Roy Cohn was LGBTQ.Lesbian, Gay, etc are adjectives used to describe people.Lesbiansim describes same sex attraction between women- not any belief or philosophy about same sex attractionTo say that LGBTQ is an ideology is to misunderstand the definition of LGBTQ, ideology, or both concepts. Since LGBTQ is not an idealogy, YouFound_Lxam's thesis stands disproved.
Not quite, you misrepresent the assertion:
[YouFound_Lxam] I believe that the LGBT community and ideology is not healthy for society, and must be eradicated (the ideology, not the people).
LGBT community and ideology = LGBT community U LGBT ideology.
"LGBT ideology" is two words. His claim is that there is such a thing as "LGBT ideology" not that there an ideology "LGBT", he makes it clear that LGBT ideology is distinct from "LGBT people".
You can say he's not using the words correctly till the cows come home, but that doesn't mean there isn't a concept he's talking about.
Analogy:
Americans are a people (diverse and all that). "Americans" is not an ideology, but there is an intelligible concept "American ideology".
What I would have led you to, had you answered my questions, was the fact that when people say "LGBT ideology" they do not mean "an ideology shared by all LGBT people (as defined by you as sexual outsiders)". Rather they mean "A specific widespread ideology which claims to be focused on protecting the rights, privileges, and respect of LGBT people."
That ideology need not be shared by every LGBT person, nor can it be taken at face value that anyone claiming to be promoting the rights, privileges, and respect for LGBT people must necessarily be doing that in accordance to a universally coherent moral framework.
Example:
I am a LGBT person (by your definition, I am a sexual outsider in more than one respect), however there is a articulable set of issues which some people claim are for the benefit of LGBT people which I find morally questionable and/or irrational besides.
P1: No human trait described by biologists as normal goes against science.
P2: BIologists have concluded that LGBTQ are natural and normal expressions of human sexual identity and gender.
C1: Therefore, LGBTQ does not go against science.
Sexual orientation and gender identity are complex and multifaceted, and there is a growing body of scientific evidence that suggests that they are not choices, but rather are deeply ingrained aspects of a person's identity.Studies show that sexual orientation and gender identity are not a result of any single factor, but rather are influenced by a combination of genetic, hormonal, and environmental factors. Additionally, research has shown that LGBTQ+ individuals are no more likely to experience mental health problems than non-LGBTQ+ individuals, and that attempts to change someone's sexual orientation or gender identity can be harmful and ineffective.There is no scientific basis for discrimination against individuals based on their sexual orientation or gender identity.
YouFound_Lxam may indeed believe that conversion therapy might be worth another try, and that is probably going to fail and hurt people every time.
However, that does not mean eradication is impossible. As you say "a combination of genetic, hormonal, and environmental factors"
As a scientific statement I find this claim to be less than impressive. That includes everything except a mystical soul. It is every measurable element of both nature and nurture.
It does bring a truth about biology to the fore front though, everything has a reason, and unlike say traveling the speed of light or moving a planet out of orbit the energies are small. All we need is knowledge, to define the problem is to see how it could be solved.
Whatever that combination that produces sexual deviants, those factors are controllable. Thus the moment of identification is the moment eradication becomes possible without violating any living person's rights.
I suggest that if you want to know the difference between ideology and sexual orientation it can be found in this question: If you could have been normal from the start, would you choose to be?
If the answer is "No" you are dealing with ideological actor.
Sexual orientation is "This is what I feel"
Ideology is "This is what I should feel"