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RE: Maybe He's Not Gay
(01-14-2014 10:41 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  
(01-14-2014 10:09 PM)Crebman Wrote:  
(01-14-2014 09:23 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  
(01-14-2014 07:54 PM)EverRespect Wrote:  
(01-14-2014 05:14 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  so the British Medical Bulletin and the Oxford Medical Journals are all part of a gay conspiracy?

wow.

No, they are not conspiring, they are using the data available. That data is about as reliable as Saddam Hussein's 99% election victories.

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03-lmfao sorry you don't like facts...

What to the "facts" say about infection rates in the United States?

AIDS is a worldwide problem...

Ah, so ignore the question. Did a little checking on AIDS transmission in the United States (the place I'm concerned with) - actually on the CDC website. Per the CDC numbers, 91% of Males contracting AIDS were from 1 of 2 sources - either Male to Male contact or Injection Drug use.

Here is the breakdown of the 91% -

Male to Male contact - 61%
Injection Drug Use - 20%
Male to Male & Injection - 10%

Heterosexuals with AIDS were less than 20% of the totals with approximately 2/3 of those being women who more than likely had sex with a bi-sexual dude that contracted the disease from unprotected gay sex.


Now, as I stated earlier, if the gay community wants to eliminate AIDS as a disease in their community, it's pretty simple. NO gay sex without a condom and don't inject drugs into yourself with an AIDS infected used needle. I find it noteworthy that, by far, the gays that contract AIDS do so at their own hand. They could have likely prevented getting AIDS, but because "bareback"sex feels better, they rolled the dice. That or they stuck used needles into themselves.

Somehow, I'm not nearly so sympathetic to people that do dangerous things and then suffer the consequences. Just so you know that this lack of sympathy isn't just a "gay thing", my first reaction to a single girl that gets pregnant is "Just how stupid are you - you did this to yourself".

Fact is, in the United States, AIDS is a gay disease, and generally preventable, but gay people are obviously choosing to play Russian Roulette. I'm not overly sympathetic. Rape victims, male or female, are a whole different game.
01-15-2014 08:40 AM
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RE: Maybe He's Not Gay
It is concerning that those in the 'pro-gay' camp feel the need to silence any and all opposition.
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(01-15-2014 09:26 AM)HeartOfDixie Wrote:  It is concerning that those in the 'pro-gay' camp feel the need to silence any and all opposition.

Yep. And they want to project that AIDS is a disease that we all should pour taxpayer money into, when the reality is that it's largely a self inflicted disease that the individuals could protect themselves from, but choose not to.

In the United States, if you're gay - you know how to protect yourself. Period. End of story.
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