I did insult you and tiptoed the line between actual criticism and personal attacks, however, I'm right and you're wrong.
1) The reason I dismissed any answer you could've given is that it is a RHETORICAL question. The answer should be obvious, it should be no. I thought it would be obvious but it appears I overestimated your common sense.
2) While Homosexuality is unnatural, it isn't a disorder. By using the word Disorder, you make it seem like they have mental issues. Also, people don't celebrate/encourage LGBTQ. I've said this before, the point of Pride Month is to destigmatize the prejudice that people have for those in the LGBTQ. For example, transgenders, more than half of all transgenders who prefer to be called males, have reported that they have attempted suicide at least once in their life, and 29.9% of those who prefer to go by female have attempted suicide at least once in their life. And 41.8% percent of those who identify as non-binary have attempted suicide at least once in their life. These statistics are shocking. So the bias that you have that Pride month is about celebrating LGBTQ is downright false, it is about giving people a better understanding of what it means to be LGBTQ, but to also help those who are LGBTQ seek treatment and to feel comfortable being themselves.
3) If your opinion about this subject doesn't change after I gave you objective facts this time, then I would be proven right anyway in the argument of whether or not religion clouds judgment.
4) I was playing devil's advocate but my statement was still founded in truth. You are, however, right in this scenario that it was lazy thinking but you are missing the point. What I meant by that was to show that Christianity switches its morals/what is acceptable all the time in history based on societal norms. I know that sounds weird, but look at slavery. We can all agree that slavery is disgusting, but historically, people used religion, more specifically, Christianity to justify the cruel actions that come with it. I have no problem with religion, only with how it is used in a disgusting way, from sex trafficking to money laundering. My main message is to think critically Bruh, the KKK has killed and still kills black people, and they are extreme Christians. I know that you shouldn't confuse a certain extreme group's religious idealogy and the actual majority of the community faith, but what I'm saying is that religious people are a lot more likely to be closeted racists and homophobes than those that aren't religious.
It's possible to be a good Christian while also being a bad person. Your political views are borderline toxic. It's fine to not understand what it is like to be LGBTQ, in fact, I don't either, However, you have to keep an open mind and realize that the bible was written by a lot of people thousands of years ago. Politics have changed a lot. meaning that they are out of date. I don't want to turn this argument into whether or not the Bible is true, but if you want my stance on this subject, keep in mind that I'm an atheist and the argument itself is based on faith.
