I had heard before that gays tend to have huge numbers of partners so I did a yahoo search for something along those lines because I wanted to see data. And I know nothing about the FRC.
See, that's part of the problem. And that's one of the reasons I asked a couple of questions before posting any further. The FRC actually does no
real research. Their methods are a bit like if I were to see a single video of a guy picking his nose in public, then publishing my results as "all men pick their noses in public." They take anecdotal evidence from one person, and extrapolate that one instance to be standard. Perhaps they did interview one guy who had thousands of sex partners. That's hardly common. They have no ethical concerns with
inventing statistics and publishing them as factual. Then Westboro Baptist Church posts the "findings" of the FRC on their own website, as factual research. Then FRC uses WBC reports as confirmation of their own "findings." Concerned Women for America is also involved in this little scheme. It's an inventive and incestuous research model.
So you chose the site that is clearly homophobic and want to use that as the basis of your "research"?
It sounds like you have an agenda and impartiality is not a part of it.
Slow down, chico. It's not time to jump to a conclusion just yet. He is asking about the veracity of the FRC. We need to educate him about that before we start the lynching. We know better, but he was probably, at least in part, mislead from the start simply by reading the name of the organization.
I've posted in several threads about how hate groups (cunningly) use very wholesome, innocuous-sounding names, in order to lure in more members.
Remnant Outreach Ministries, Rescue Without Borders, Family Research Institute, Creativity Movement, European American Issues Forum, Council of Conservative Citizens, Center for Perpetual Diversity, Heritage and Destiny, Americans for Self Determination... these are all hate groups tracked by the Southern Poverty Center. You would never know it by those names, right?
The point I'm getting at is that you really should know your sources before you use their resources.