Gov't conspiracy. Saw Frank Zappa say so on TV. Well, he suggested it came from "a government lab". Meanwhile, this is "progress".
[Psalm 12:8 The wicked freely strut about when what is vile is honored among men.]
Posted on 08/21/2018 5:39:09 PM PDT by Ennis85
A large portion of the lesbian side matches them.
My Gf is a registered nurse here in Hollywood. Tells me that the entire AIDS/HIV section at 3 of the most well-known hospitals here are ALL full of faggots. Not kids, not straight people...ass munchers everyone of them.
Its a mental disorder... of course they have higher suicide rates.. doesn’t matter if they are in a society that is accepting or not... its a mental disorder, period.
they are perpetually unhappy people because they are messed up and know it, and no amount of external validation fixes that.
They chose lust instead of love. Lust is about the self and love is about the other. The ends of each path are so divergent yet they demand that the outcome be the same.
Mental illness contributes to too many partners and suicide and abuse and....
Yeah, one.
The mental health and emotional problems that these people have contribute to both the STD and suicide rate.
Correlation of STD and suicide is not causation. They don’t cause each other; a single issue (mental health) causes them both.
We are about as likely to find unicorn horns as we are to find logic coming from the advocates for the sexually confused.
No. Those in the LGBTQ community, such as it is, are by definition mentally unstable. Ergo...
do they fall prey to the dick stacking test?
Two dozen cited studies regarding homosexuality causing increased health risks including mental illness and increased suicides.
http://www.f2a.org/images/RISKS_TO_HOMOSEXUAL_BEHAVIOR_final.pdf
“who and how we love” There are a few definitions of “love” in the Bible. Rest assured the author is not using the correct definition here and is blithely ignorant of the correct one.
Promiscuity leads to death when the spread of bacteria (or viruses) gets out of hand. People should think twice about routinely sharing their body’s biomes. In the bathhouse days, men could share fluids with dozens a night. Reading about AIDS patient zero, he barely had time to serve the drinks on his flights. He did a lot of damage. He wasn’t alone.
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56. Ibid.
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58. Ibid.
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60. Ibid.
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66. Ibid.
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77. Ibid.
78. Robert S. Hogg et al., “Modeling the Impact of HIV Disease on Mortality in Gay and
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Thats more like it vs blanket statements.
Good job
were you not banned for you candor
Pretty interested in this stuff I d say.
One ref was fine for me but thanks
“Do too many sex partners contribute to high suicide rates in the LGBTQ community?”
We hope so.
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