Journal retracts study claiming LGBT people die earlier in prejudiced communities

Christian Post ^ | 02/26/2019 | Samuel Smith

[montag813]

EVERY SINGLE Democrat talking point is based on this lie, including ads and legislature arguments that forced through “anti-discrimination” laws. Will those be “retracted” now too?

[billorites]

"Mailman School of Public Health"

Snort, guffaw...

[MrEdd]

On the other hand, they do die at an increased rate if they live in a community where street drugs are cheap and available at any hour.

[txrefugee]

Fake Science has been around since the days of the shamans.

[NRx]

Well, I give them credit for their honesty in admitting the mistake and retracting their study. I don’t often see that in academia.

[FlingWingFlyer]

ROTFL. Nice try though. It’s a wacky world out there. “Make
America Wacky Again” ‘RAT slogan 2020.

[JimRed]

In December, a systematic review and analysis of 2.5 million adolescents published in JAMA Pediatrics found that youths” who identify as homosexual, bisexual and transgender “have a significantly higher risk of life-threatening behavior compared with their heterosexual peers.”

And logic dictates that in locations where their perversion is accepted there is likely to be more risky activity, thus a higher probability of dying from it.

[Skywise]

Imagine that - publish some incendiary click-bait studies then get people to pass legislation to assuage their guilt.

Tale as old as time

[Da Coyote]

“....was conducted by researchers from Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health and was published by the peer-reviewed academic journal Social Science & Medicine...”

Columbia - strike one
Social Science & Medicine - strikes two and three.

You’re out.

[Slyfox]

I seem to remember reading an article about how AIDS-HIV drugs are so good now that people with that disease look good enough to be cured, however they are still able to infect.

Yeah, I'd like to see some research into that.

[dp0622]

It’s based on faith.

When you believe in God based on faith it’s BAD.

Every and anything else, it’s good enough!!

[fwdude]

The empirical data speaks for itself.

Dallas has a very “gay-friendly” area of town with a very supportive environment for “gay” life. Yet, the Turtle Creek Chorale’s website (”gay” men’s chorus) had a “member memorial” web page full of death notices and rememberences for members dying in their 40’s on average. When they didn’t list the cause of death as AIDS, they simply said the member “passed away quietly at home.” We know what that means.

[Dilbert San Diego]

And male homosexuals in particular, have high rates of various sexually transmitted diseases, which will affect lifespans.

Though if they avoid the voluntary risky behavior which spread such diseases, their outlook undoubtedly improves.

[djpg]

But it was settled science!

[chrisser]

Mailman School of Public Health

Is that where Kasich's daddy got his degree?

[fwdude]

Bravo for Dr. Regnerus. Poetic Justice.

He did to the fake “study” what the deviants couldn’t do to his valid study.

[fwdude]

Well, I give them credit for their honesty in admitting the mistake and retracting their study. I don’t often see that in academia.

In this case, I don't think they had a choice. Continuing to bluff once your cards are on the table doesn't play well.

[NativeSon]

In December, a systematic review and analysis of 2.5 million adolescents published in JAMA Pediatrics found that youths” who identify as homosexual, bisexual and transgender “have a significantly higher risk of life-threatening behavior compared with their heterosexual peers.”

Cue Gomer Pyle.

Just because I can't spot & rescue a dude overdosing from the lethal dose of crystal meth that his boyfriend lovingly shoved up his @ss, doesn't make it my fault.

[Blood of Tyrants]

How did they determine the area had a “high prejudice” rate?