Not if they're hardwired like you claim sexual-preference is at birth [while you also claim it is fluid] And my stallion wasn't in a cage. He was in a large pasture running about when he was undergoing training. Exotic animals used in AI often have very large and comfortable enclosures. It seems like you're trying to make this into an animal abuse debate instead of what it is: a debate about the nature of sexual "preference" as the hub of the "gay marriage" debate.
Okay, it was big cage, could you have trained him if he had been living in the wild, no, you have to sequester them to twist them. Human children are not kept in cages or pastures or feedlots sequestered from the rest of human society.
I'm not the one who has brought animal abues into the discussion, you are.
We draw our inferences in human behavior in part [and quite reliably] from the field of comparative psychology. Like I asked before, do you have a beef with the study of animal behavior being extrapolated to the human animal?
You do not draw "inferences" you draw direct, mathematical parallels. One must be extraordinarily careful when extrapolating from animal to human behavior because we are so much more complex than animals. You put forward the idea that it's a direct translation.
Because we can go there if you want to. I don't think you want to though because you know how widely known and trusted that field is.
I've read every single one of the papers you've posted and so far none of them says what you want them to say.
So instead you prefer to chisel away the AI industry since not so many people are familiar with it. You think you have an edge on the debate when you can mechanically repeat "your disgusting manipulation of animals for sex" instead of discussing the basic mechanics of the AI industry's findings with respect to sexual-malleability....a trait you just cited a book that discusses, I agreed with your terming it "fluid" and then you quickly are trying to backpeddle and recant.
You are taking the term "fluid" and using it in a way that it is not meant. As I noted in my previous post, which you refused to address, YOU could be trained to do almost anything if you were sequestered from the rest of the human population and enough force placed upon you.
You can't have it both ways. Either there is a nebulous malleable sex drive after birth or there isn't. You can't use it in your position one minute and then change your mind the next when it suits you. I hope you're not drawing an income in the field of debate since I'm pretty sure you would starve if that's the case..
Our use of "fluid" is quite different, yours is like cement, it's fluid and then it sets up and cannot flow. Mine use of the word is the actual meaning of it, able to flow with no cement to set up.
You either, what with this 1000 plus thread and you haven't made a valid point yet. If you had a valid point you would have made it by now.
This is the topper for me, Siho, you are arguing with me about what a large science book says, when I own and have read the book, and you have not only NOT READ it you haven't even SEEN it.
With all the silly stuff you've said to me, about me, and in response to my posts, this is the silliest. I know it probably seems reasonable to you that you could hang your whole thesis on your misuse of one word in a book you haven't read, but it's totally nuts for me to argue with you about it. As has been the case throughout this whole exchange, you have no idea what you are talking about outside of the barn. Perhaps you should post on Stormfront because those folks hate gays and would probably welcome your silly argument with open arms.
I'm sorry you are miserable, but I can't help you. Despite all my failings (so carefully and faithfully detailed by you) I am happy with my transition and happy with my life. I will leave you with this cogent and apropo comment by Albert Einstein: Genius has limits, stupidity has none.