Your argument is that NONE of them were just "born like that."
I have no doubt we can find instances of what you're talking about. I also know that in my circle of gay acquaintances - which I promise is a much larger sample size than yours - only one that I know of was molested as a child.
Which is why I said there's a whole lotta exceptions to your rule.
See, this here is what's called a straw man argument. Nobody here is arguing that environmental inputs are irrelevant to homosexuality. But you are making the opposite argument, that homosexuality is universally due to environmental inputs. You really need to up the nuance in your thinking.
You don't need to cut the steel. If that plane were going 500 MPH, sure, the wing would have been shredded, but that light pole would have gone flying.
You also don't need to melt steel. A good campfire will get steel soft enough to bend by hand.
I'm open to the idea that 9/11 isn't as advertised, but you don't help the argument with fallacious reasoning like this.
Well I'm confused. The article says that there doesn't seem to be a significant difference in the results between store-bought baby food and homemade baby food. So the baby food companies are keeping it as clean as you can. What's the big deal here, I mean other than the clickbait value?
Although the state of "science" is deplorable, there are plenty of "scientific" studies out there that refute your assertions. You just don't want to look at them. Isn't confirmation bias wonderful?