Gay gene linked to insanity?
Gay, straight - I don’t care we’re all people, but somone may want to check into all of this discussion about homosexuality being the result of genetics and not choice (or vice versa) - just ask Bill Richardson, he’s still not sure.
HUMOR ALERT - IF THE FOLLOWING IS OFFENSIVE TO YOU, YOU OBVIOUSLY DON’T LIKE SARCASM… and those who know me in the LGBT community know that the following is strictly sarcasm.
Case in point Melissa Etheridge.
Last night the formerly sleek and seductive (I must admit that when she first hit the music scene I thought Etheridge was kinda hot, hey I didn’t know she was gay - but that wouldn’t have mattered to me: Portia di Rossi is a project just waiting to be attempted by any heterosexual man (although Ellen Degeneres may have a problem with that) - sorry I digress…
Back to Etheridge -
Last night during the LOGO candidate forum sponsored by the Human Rights Campaign, six of the Democrats seeking their party’s nomination for president (gee, I wonder if they same opportunity will be afforded to the Republicans , or as I mentioned the other day how about one more geared toward the right side of the aisle… maybe we could have GOP event that’s hosted by the CEO’s of the top ten Fotune 500 companies where rightwing issues could be showcased - sorry, it’s a morning filled with digressions)…
Back to Etheridge -
As one of the moderators for last night’s forum, the now less sleek (but still occasionally still seductive) rocker told Conman Dennis Kucinich, “I hope you always run for president until you’re elected.”
Now I’m not a scientist (neither by the way is Richardson… seriously if you haven’t done it yet, please click on the earlier link and watch the video), but based on this less than credible deductive logic:
If a gay person says something crazy, then all gay people are crazy. Furthermore if being gay is genetic than being gay and crazy is part of the same genetic chemistry - because no one would choose to be crazy (or gay) would they?
Maybe I better call Richardson for his advice - his inability to define the issue though uncomfortable may have been the closest thing to honesty that was displayed last night.
Just call me crazy