lol? what the hell it this??

Soo :p

HOW IS ONLY 53% OF THE ENTIRE PLANET "NORMAL"?!

Yes

If that's not homophobic idk what is

It is the most natural sexuality but not normal. If you consider it by human standards its normal amongst other sexual likings.

homosexuality has been documented in multiple species. its it natural and valid.

Yes it has but for different reasons.

Animals don't do it as a sexual preference it's a necessary thing within their species.

Ya wanna know what else is a necessary thing within their species? Heterosexuality. You can't really test the emotions of most animals, so the argument that it's different in humans requires more research. Humans are just as subject to the laws of nature and genetics as any animal is, and that will remain the case until genetic modification becomes a regular thing.

Humans are a more advanced animal, animals cannot afford to be gay since it would hurt the population, some animals are seen being"gay" though it's not for sexual reasons. Humans are more advanced in thinking, this allows for inventions, philosophies and other things such as being gay. Animals aren't gay because that couldn't work. They to have reproduce.

Eeeeeexcept that it's been observed in social animals...
Thousands of times, if I recall.
Basically if there's a homosexual couple they usually take in orphaned young, providing a valuable method of keeping the community alive.

That applies to humans, and yes that kind of happens to animals, some females in a specific type of species of bird which I forgot would come together to help raise a chick. These female couples were less successful than male-female couples but they were still better off then by themselves.

Right. My point is that things like that exist.
And, considering we can't really detect the emotions of animals very well, there's an arguable possibility that it could easily be the same with them as it is with us, merely in a less complex manner.

true

http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20150206-are-there-any-homosexual-animals

Interesting information. Thanks for the link!

yeah np!