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The only person who should be wearing a tiara around these parts is you ya big dope. Btw, you do realize it ain't gonna be re-criminalized and you're kinda just a blog that cements why it shouldn't have been illegal in the first place? The irony will no doubt be lost on you.

Dude, your idea of "scientific study" is anything that comes off a far right blog or a crisp packet. Doesn't make him a swinger himself. He only just joined here today and it's hardly dishonest of him not to reveal such details about his life as it is. Considering your history on here it's...

Dude, you can't have done extensive study as if you had you'd not be spouting the garbage that these places are ran by professionals. The people practising this quackery are not trained counsellors or recognized as being qualified to treat people in any way. This is why the whole "conversion...

After seven years and it's the same feeble material with you over and over again isn't it? *yawn*

Real life certainly doesn't but then where aCW lives isn't exactly the same... ;)

Um, not playing or being keen on contact sports doesn't turn someone gay aCW. You equate heterosexuality with machismo and not only is that plain daft it's laughably ignorant. It was Kit who told me about what you'd accused him of in my own thread. According to you, you're only posting in this...

Seriously? Kit's just joined here and you're already pulling the "Queen of denial" crap?! Do you ever wonder why nobody, not even far right Christian's take you seriously on here? :freak:

Bear in mind that aCW hadn't the faintest clue about what went on in these places when the topic was first broached, I had to explain it to him. It's obvious why such "therapy" is being outlawed. It's quackery.

Oh, so if a boy doesn't play football or rugby or some other "manly" sport then that can turn them gay? What else? Not watching enough John Wayne films with their dad? After seven years you're really no better at this are you? Oh, and Kit already has shared his orientation, along with how...

Kit is free to respond to you on the matter as he wishes although only a wingnut would insist that every person who isn't straight has been through a traumatizing event that altered their orientation.

The only "science" you're interested in is that which peddles the discredited quackery that you support. Every professional body and organization roundly condemns "therapy" as pseudo at best. There's no credited support for any of it having worked and attempting to claim that criticism of these...

Nah, some people are just homosexual aCW and your hyperbole is only to be expected. Fact is, there's no "cure" for being gay. Sorry about that. Professionals want the whole of it banned because it's been shown to be pseudoscience quackery that not only doesn't help anyone but harms them to...

Society is simply getting rid of quackery and abusive practices that harm children and adults alike.

No, my issue is with people and places that employ practices that not only don't work but have been proven to be harmful to people as well. This is why such quackery is rightfully being outlawed so that minors, especially aren't subject to degrading abuse. Overcoming an addiction is not the same...

There isn't a single, accredited professional body or any credible scientific evidence that supports "conversion therapy" as having any positive effects although there's plenty that expresses it's had negative ones including psychological damage that has driven some "patients" to suicide...

Well, no, parents don't get to decide whether it's acceptable for children to endure abusive and degrading treatment, the law does. Quite rightly, the laws regarding these execrable centers are shutting them down and it will hopefully be illegal to force minors into such torrid treatment all...

It doesn't work and it's abusive: The first five results on Google for "Does Conversion Therapy Work?" https://www.livescience.com/25082-gay-conversion-therapy-facts.html https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_therapy...

This person was right, there isn't. Quoting from Nicolosi and NARTH doesn't aid you because they aren't credible. An objective internet search will show that prevailing scientific opinion is that it's not only pseudoscience, it's at best ineffective and at worst, highly abusive and very...

Loving parents wouldn't be interested in taking their children to places that harm and abuse them. For those who are simply ignorant of the practices that go on, the law does its own job in protecting children by making sure that these quack centers are being closed down.

Parents don't have the right to abuse their children or send them to places that do. Good for New Hampshire and on Delaware if they follow suit. Doesn't look as though it'll be too long before these pathetic places are shut down all over and about time. Frankly, there should be prosecutions for...