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They must be rubbing more than just noses up there...

I know of one village, they once had their own VD bus that ran twice a week to the clinic 50 miles away. The bus driver told me a story about finding this stabbed Indian frozen to the the road with his blood. He and the kids on the bus loaded him up and took this guy to the clinic too.

Some villages really suffer from child abuse, some not so much. In the bad ones, the 11 year olds are having babies, all kinds of genetic problems, and the kids are all having sex with their immediate family members & relatives;; sad places at times. No wonder the VD rate is high.

The Indians claim it all started when their kids were removed (to Americanize them)from the villages in 1940's. The boarding schools were run by White Peds & and there was unreal sex abuse; some truth to it too. Today in villages you have 40 & 50 year old members (who were abused as kids) now preying on the 8-10 year olds in the village. Indians can't make it stop and the leadership really try to solve that social problem. They just need to start feeding the abusers to the bear.

Then in some villages, these related problems are practically non-existent.I've seen villages that were located close to urban areas and there was an economy, so the Indians all had jobs and careers. Not near the problems in those villages.

They must be rubbing more than just noses up there...

Must be.
If you stick to rubbing noses, the worst you can get is 'sniffilis'.