Gays, lesbians, bisexuals 2.3% of population: CDC study
For decades, we've heard that ten percent of the population is gay. That figure is based on the Kinsey Report, which counted as "gay" anyone who had ever had a homosexual experience.
But as the years went by, study after study in country after country has shown that only two to three percent of the population is actually gay. Now a CDC study has confirmed that, in America, only 2.3% of the population consider themselves gay, lesbian, or bi-sexual. Only 1.6% claim to be gay or lesbian.
Of these, only a tiny percentage who live in states in which same-sex "marriage" is legal avail themselves of the opportunity to "marry." The fact of the matter is that there is no great demand especially among male homosexuals for "marriage."
Marriage isn't the issue here, and never was.
The issue is the mainstreaming of sodomy.
But as the years went by, study after study in country after country has shown that only two to three percent of the population is actually gay. Now a CDC study has confirmed that, in America, only 2.3% of the population consider themselves gay, lesbian, or bi-sexual. Only 1.6% claim to be gay or lesbian.
Of these, only a tiny percentage who live in states in which same-sex "marriage" is legal avail themselves of the opportunity to "marry." The fact of the matter is that there is no great demand especially among male homosexuals for "marriage."
Marriage isn't the issue here, and never was.
The issue is the mainstreaming of sodomy.
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