Yeah I don't understand all these conservatives who are convinced that homosexuality is a choice. The fact that they don't see the implication of what they are saying, that they have at least considered fucking dudes, it is hilarious. And you know, there is nothing about it that says "choice". Kids developing subconscious attractions to other kids, that isn't them making a political choice to be gay. That is just some brain chemistry shit that I don't understand. I've known some pretty ass dudes in my time and Kuriin is STILL the only one I would switch teams for. Really, I just don't get how you even come to the conclusion that choice is involved in it unless you are a closeted gay dude who has been shamed into hate-fucking his wife for 20 years.
Well, to some degree I understand where the concept is coming from. Predisposition towards certain things (violence, gay sex, chili cheese fries) does not mean you are required to act upon your desires. For anyone who's known someone, it's quite obvious that a person suppressing their homosexuality to try and maintain a 'typical' family life and have kids and all that goes sideways really quickly.
What it really comes down to, ultimately, is as a society, what actions do we consider acceptable? Murder has, generally, always been a 'no-no', so certain people have to get by with beating their spouse or getting into MMA. I don't see that changing. Homosexuality, on the other hand, was a device of self-righteous sex-starved clerics who saw Christianity (and other religions) as a means of gaining some power over what they considered to be hedonistic behavior that had existed since antiquity - first (and especially) with the Greeks and later with the Romans. It's the same sort of arbitrary distinction one creates with other covenants like 'not eating pork', or 'cutting pieces of your penis off'. It has to do with control more than right vs wrong. Any sex in excess of conception is considered wrong in some of these books - gay obviously included.
So knowing this context, it particularly enrages me when selective-practices religious types decide to engage in moral oneupmanship with others based upon their learned writings - of which they conveniently only follow a couple pieces. It's not based in true morality, but rather a warped concept of morality through their 'well then no one should have it!' ex-slave tribe attitude writings. The only confusion is that yes, some universally good morals (like, don't take someone else's shit, their wife, or murder them) coexist with all the arbitrary ones that idiots can quote - usually completely out of context.
Legal concerns aside, would I really be mad if an Amish cake-baker refused to serve a gay person? No. Some asshole using religion to justify their bigotry without having a shred of dedication to the same tenets they are using to discriminate against others? Yes.