Thank you.
But it's obvious that the bigotry and biases here won't allow these people to wake up and look at the evidence we have. Saying it's immoral is one thing, saying it's unnatural is an entirely different ballpark.
Bonobo monkeys rape their young as a punitive measure. This is natural behaviour, (or rather, behaviour seen in nature). Humans should never do this, nor ever advocate this. Discuss.
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There are reasons species do what they do, and for human beings (as well as several other animals), sex and bonding does not exist solely between male and female. Contrary to popular belief, the sole reason for bonding is not always reproduction. When scientists have found that genetics may likely play a role in homosexuality, it's time to wake up and realize that it's in our blood.
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Indeed there are reasons species do what they do, like esatblish moral orders. Why is this somehow "unnatural"?
Further, bonding is an odd term (unless it is a jargon I'm not familiar with). Certain animal species are perhaps much more faithful than humans. There is no one bonding behavior observed among humans. Social reasons and conditions seem to be the major driving force between the various rituals we have (including multiplicity in partners) around mate selection...reducing it down to genetics, regardless of one's stance on the isue, is crazy. Reducing sexuality down to a sexual act, however, is not.
The criminalization of homosexuality is no more or less different than the criminalization of adultry, polygamy, incest, and so on.