If not it's a really bad analogy to homophobia.
I don't really understand you. Perhaps you can elaborate?
I'll give another example in the meantime. Lions. Lions are carnivorous, they hunt and kill for their food. This usually involves violence and much pain on an innocent victim. Does this make lions immoral? No! Because being lions aren't a choice. Lions are born to hunt and kill.
Morality itself is based on virtue, and virtue doesn't exist without choice.
Morality is simply a distinction between right and wrong. It is subjective and relative, merely defined by society.
People, in my opinion, don't choose to be homophobic. Phobia towards homosexuals, just like my example of the man not liking girls with brown eyes, comes naturally. Some homophobics, choose however, to exercise bigotry towards homosexuals, such as harassment, and since harassment is generally negatively viewed by society, hence society distinguishes bigotry as immoral.
Regarding homosexuality, right now there isn't really a general consensus on this, whether is right or wrong, unlike topics such as toture and harassment. Hence its not reasonable to say that homophobia itself is immoral, which was my original point to Austin.
Edited 4/2/2015 14:36:24