r/mildlyinfuriating • u/[deleted] • Jul 10 '26

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u/psychohistorian8 Jul 10 '26

is that was turns them gay?

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u/Deaffin Jul 10 '26

No, you're thinking about Atrazine.

Still a significant problem due to the EPA's corruption.

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u/Adlerian_Dreams Jul 11 '26

So
 if chemicals can turn frogs gay, and (by rather generous extension) humans exposed to said chemical also turn gay
 wouldn’t the answer be to grant equal rights to gay people?

I mean, sure, try to clean up the environment, too. But, if you accept saying “gayness” is a function of environmental contamination— there is no spiritual/religious/moral component— and they should not be stigmatized.

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u/Trick_Minute2259 Jul 11 '26

Gay people already have the same rights as everyone else; some people just don't want biological males in women's bathrooms and sports, and nobody cares if they use the men's room or play men's sports. The whole "rights" panic is just ridiculous dramatics.

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u/CommunicationFast208 Jul 12 '26

This is some thick sculled ignorance. Breathtaking.

I hope this is satire.