You do seem to be baiting a little bit in this thread.
You have asked if homosexuality is a choice or not and written about how you expect to be slated for asking, you've been answered on that very politely and ignored it completely just rewriting your original post pretty much again.
Now you are saying you do not believe in human rights at all, as our rights are set by a higher power and in your understanding, that higher power is effectively homophobic.
But not all Muslims believe this, like all religions, texts and laws are open to interpretation. There are plenty of Muslim countries where homosexuality is legal, like Indonesia or Turkey. Pakistan even recognises the rights of trans people. Islam is not an inherently homophobic religion, as I'm sure you are aware it preaches kindness, charity, forgiveness and justice, this is completely at odds with homophobia.
Noone is upset about the world cup being held in a Muslim country, they are upset that it is being held in a country where homosexuality is illegal and that's frankly no better than the apartheid laws in South Africa.
So it comes back to your choice, you choose to interpret your religion in a way that discriminates against certain people for a trait they have no control over (homosexuality has been observed in over a thousand different species, they're not all just deciding to be gay) and that choice is abhorrent.
Islam does not dictate this choice but your decision of how you practice Islam does, this choice to discriminate and reject charity, forgiveness and kindness for LBGTQ people is on you, not any higher authority.