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what Do i put for the 3 arguments? He wants us to put the exact premises in the argument boxes and the he also wants us to identify which one is a conditional statement? And then put the conditional statement into symbolic form
11:42 PM Tue Dec 4 B sacct.csus.edu 4of4 ‘mmmm﬒mmmmlwas quoted as saying that sexual orientation is mainly a matter of choice.Since then, it’s turned up frequently. It seems to me that people who make such a remark are either being re-markably cynical (if they don’t really believe it themselves) or remarkablyfatuous (if they do believe it). If it were true that a person’s sexual preference were a matter of choice,then it must have happened that each of us, somewhere back along the way,decided what our sexual preference would be. Now, if we’d made such deci-sions, you’d think that somebody would remember doing it, but nobody does. In my case, I just woke up one morning when I was a kid and discov-ered that girls were important to me in a way that boys were not. I certainlydidn’t sit down and decide that it was girls who were going to make meanxious, excited, terror-struck, panicky, and inclined to act like an idiot. Now, if the people who claim to hold the "choice†view were right, itmust mean that gay people have always chosenâ€â€they’ve decidedâ€â€to havethe sexual orientation they have. Can you imagine a person, back inthe 505, say, who would choose to have to put up with all the stuff gay peo-ple had to put up with back then? It’s bad enough now, but only the mad orthe criminally uninformed would have chosen such a life back then. (Actually, it seems clear to me that the whole idea of a preference rules outthe notion of choice. I choose to eat chocolate rather than vanilla, but I don’tchoose to prefer chocolate to vanilla. One simply discovers what one prefers.) If it’s clear that people don’t consciously choose their sexual prefer-ences, why would anybody make such‘ claims? I can think of a cynical rea-son: It only makes sense to condemn someone for something they choose,not for things they can’t do anything about. Is it just a coincidence that people who claim we choose our sexual pref-erences are often the same people who demonize homosexuals? No, of coursenot. in fact, their cart comes before their horse: They are damned sure goingto condom gay people, and so, since you can only condemn someone for vol-untary actions, it must be that one’s sexuality is a voluntary choice. Bingo!Consistent logic. Mean, vicious, and mistaken. But consistent. 10 2* 27% @J’
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