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| − | Homosexual activists like to portray themselves as "normal" and no different in their sex practices than heterosexual men and women. The facts, however, speak for themselves. In 1979, two homosexual researchers published The Gay Report, an exhaustive survey of the sex habits of homosexuals. The data was based upon 1,900 surveys filled out by homosexuals. | + | Homosexual activists like to portray themselves as "normal" and no different in their sex practices than heterosexual men and women. The facts, however, speak for themselves. In 1979, two homosexual researchers published The Gay Report, an exhaustive survey of the sex habits of homosexuals. The data was based upon 1,900 surveys filled out by homosexuals.<ref name="a"/> |
| − | The book describes, in obscene detail, the openly-admitted sex habits of nearly 2,000 homosexuals. Patterns of deviant sexual behaviors are clear throughout the book. A staggering 17% of those surveyed indicated they had engaged in sex with thousands of partners; 6% had engaged in sex with animals; 7% admitted to defecating on their partners; and 24% admitted to engaging in sex orgies "very frequently." <ref>[http://www.traditionalvalues.org/modules.php?sid=1475 - Homosexual habits]</ref> | + | The book describes, in obscene detail, the openly-admitted sex habits of nearly 2,000 homosexuals. Patterns of deviant sexual behaviors are clear throughout the book. A staggering 17% of those surveyed indicated they had engaged in sex with thousands of partners; 6% had engaged in sex with animals; 7% admitted to defecating on their partners; and 24% admitted to engaging in sex orgies "very frequently." <ref name="a">[http://www.traditionalvalues.org/modules.php?sid=1475 - Homosexual habits]</ref> |
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Revision as of 01:50, April 1, 2008
Homosexual activists like to portray themselves as "normal" and no different in their sex practices than heterosexual men and women. The facts, however, speak for themselves. In 1979, two homosexual researchers published The Gay Report, an exhaustive survey of the sex habits of homosexuals. The data was based upon 1,900 surveys filled out by homosexuals.[1]
The book describes, in obscene detail, the openly-admitted sex habits of nearly 2,000 homosexuals. Patterns of deviant sexual behaviors are clear throughout the book. A staggering 17% of those surveyed indicated they had engaged in sex with thousands of partners; 6% had engaged in sex with animals; 7% admitted to defecating on their partners; and 24% admitted to engaging in sex orgies "very frequently." [1]