John Kerry calls for the blood of gay men

[garbon]

Even "down there"?

I don't kiss and tell.

[The Brain]

Even "down there"?

I don't kiss and tell.

Why not?

[derspiess]

I might be gay, dear, but I'm not a hairstylist.  I did sleep with one last night though and we discussed how mullets are popping up all over the place.

Whatever the trend, her hair is disturbing.

[garbon]

Whatever the trend, her hair is disturbing.

Stop checking her out then.

[garbon]

Why not?

I'm not that kind of girl.

[garbon]

I might be gay, dear, but I'm not a hairstylist.  I did sleep with one last night though and we discussed how mullets are popping up all over the place.

Whatever the trend, her hair is disturbing.

I forgot to add that the conversation I summarized above never actually happened.

[Martinus]

Not exactly related, as it concerns the world, not America, but I thought it would be interesting to post considering some people still believe Aids is a gay disease:

UN warns HIV/Aids leading cause of death in women

The HIV epidemic began some 30 years ago

HIV has become the leading cause of death and disease among women of reproductive age worldwide, the UN programme on HIV/Aids says.

At the start of a 10-day conference in New York, UNAids launched a five-year action plan addressing the gender issues which put women at risk.

One of the key issues, it says, is that up to 70% of women worldwide have been forced to have unprotected sex.
UNAids says such violence against women must not be tolerated.

"By robbing them of their dignity, we are losing the opportunity to tap half the potential of mankind to achieve the Millennium Development Goals," said Executive Director Michel Sidibe.

"Women and girls are not victims, they are the driving force that brings about social transformation," he said.
The agency says that experiencing violence hampers women's ability to negotiate safe sex.

Singer Annie Lennox speaks out on HIV

It warns that, nearly 30 years from the beginning of the epidemic, HIV services do not respond to the specific needs of women and girls.

Women, it says, continue to be disproportionately affected by HIV/Aids.

In sub-Saharan Africa, 60% of those living with HIV are women and in Southern Africa, for example, young women are about three times as likely to be infected with HIV than young men of the same age.

The programme - which will include improving data collection and analysis of how the epidemic affects women, and ensuring the issue of violence against women is integrated into HIV prevention programmes - will be rolled out in countries including Liberia.

[Faeelin]

Who here has said that gays are the main cause of AIDS worldwide?

We're talking about the risks in the population in America who donate blood. That African women are screwed is tragic but irrelevant.

[derspiess]

I forgot to add that the conversation I summarized above never actually happened.

Oh man you totally got me.  I was like, "eww gross he talked about sleeping with another dude-- these gay guys just can't keep it in their pants" 

[garbon]

Oh man you totally got me.  I was like, "eww gross he talked about sleeping with another dude-- these gay guys just can't keep it in their pants" 

I said the conversation didn't happen.

[garbon]

Who here has said that gays are the main cause of AIDS worldwide?

We're talking about the risks in the population in America who donate blood. That African women are screwed is tragic but irrelevant.

Hi, I'm taking a poll. What do the words "not exactly related" mean to you?

[PDH]

Hi, I'm taking a poll. What do the words "not exactly related" mean to you?

Definition of a Marti post?

[DGuller]

Not exactly related, as it concerns the world, not America, but I thought it would be interesting to post considering some people still believe Aids is a gay disease:

Another argument implied from a statistical fallacy.

It's not contradictory for AIDS to be a rare disease among young hetero women, and for it to also be a top killer of young hetero women.  Do you see why?

[The Brain]

Not exactly related, as it concerns the world, not America, but I thought it would be interesting to post considering some people still believe Aids is a gay disease:

Another argument implied from a statistical fallacy.

It's not contradictory for AIDS to be a rare disease among young hetero women, and for it to also be a top killer of young hetero women.  Do you see why?

Because gays hate women?

[garbon]

False.