Something that you just don't understand?

Philosophy of logic going into advanced algorithms gets me confused everytime which is surprising since every other part of philosophy I know by heart.

Homophobia. I find it a bit creepy.. like why do you care so much whom other people screw/have relationships with? How does it affect you? If you are really afraid gay people might destroy the “sanctity” of marriage or some nonsense like that, don’t worry. Straight people have been destroying that since marriage first came into existence.

The “sanctity” of marriage argument only really comes from straight folks. But hating straight people for being straight is as illogical as hating gay people for being gay.

Homophobia is logical because they are against nature aint that logical ? straight is not against nature so its illogical to hate the straight

It’s not against nature. Homosexuality is present in many species including some of the ones closest related to us. Bonobos for example are fully bisexual. Also.. how does something being against “nature” justify hate? Living in civilized society the way we do now is not natural. Monogamy is not natural. Should we go back to the good ol’ Stone Age?

I am not in the mood for such a discussion Heres Ben, go have a discussion with him this guy will make you lose any argument https://twitter.com/benshapiro

I wasn't debating you, lol. I was just replying to this thread. You then assumed I "hate" straight people because I don't see the point of homophobia. Shapiro loses debates even against people not wanting to debate him. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VixqvOcK8E