I haven't paid any attention to the monkeypox thing... I assumed it was another queer illness, and ignored it. And then this morning on the Oregon TV news they are saying they have a 116 active cases, mostly in metro areas. Then they go on to say that 28% of active cases are people of Latin ethnicity. That seems an awfully high number... what is the story behind the story? Is it still a queer thing? Is it something to do with latin prostitution operations?
Well this is a fine pickle we're in, should'a listened to Joe McCarthy and George Orwell I guess.
Look at what the NY dept of health says are risky behaviors in which you must have been engaged recently to be considered eligible for the vaccine:
Based on CDC guidance, and in working with local public health authorities including the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYCDOHMH), Statewide eligibility currently includes the following New Yorkers:
Individuals with recent exposure to a suspected or confirmed monkeypox case within the past 14 days. Those at high risk of a recent exposure to monkeypox, including gay men and members of the bisexual, transgender, and gender non-conforming community and other communities of men who have sex with men and who have engaged in intimate or skin-to-skin contact with others in the past 14 days areas where monkeypox is spreading. Individuals who have had skin-to-skin contact with someone in a social network experiencing monkeypox activity, including men who have sex with men who meet partners through an online website, digital application ("app"), or social event, such as a bar or party.
flintlocke; Top of the morning to you sir, I hope that the day down in your part of California is as smoke free as we are this morning - for a change....
If you good folk's media is as obtuse and vague about monkey pox as the government bought and paid for Canadian legacy media is, well lets just say from our media for all I've been told I could get it from those pesky Eurasian Collared Doves we're seeing here now.
The media folks up here seem incapable of suggesting that it's pretty much what efw has posted.
If anyone hasn't been paying attention to the Canuck media, it might be a wakeup call for them though flintlocke, so that's a possible positive result? Maybe?
Anyways sir, in true Canadian fashion I'll apologize for the rant and sincerely wish you and yours have a good day.
Dwayne
PS; I'm still not sure about these new doves muscling in on my yard Mourning Doves...
Well some 1.0,s who fuuuked monkeys for schitts and giggles started it. Vag or anal..probably didnt really matter to your average 1.0 fuuuking monkeys anyways... Just like with aids.
Then those 1.0,s just kept on fuuucking men and women any chance they could get. Cause random encounter fuuuking is a national past time in 1.0 land... Reference all the UNICEF commercials back in the day and the multitudes of confused little 1.0,s on father's day...
Then Homo,s from other countries fuuuked 1.0,s and spread it after and during their travels fuuuking other willingly participants of all ages and gender planet wide.
From what I understand, most cases have been in the gay community. Skin to skin contact infection, like shaking hands, is possible but not the biggest contributor to the outbreak.
Am rather surprised they actually reported on this.
Since the outset of the global monkeypox outbreak in May, public health and infectious disease experts have told the public that the virus is largely transmitting through skin-to-skin contact, in particular during sex between men.
Now, however, an expanding cadre of experts has come to believe that sex between men itself — both anal as well as oral intercourse — is likely the main driver of global monkeypox transmission. The skin contact that comes with sex, these experts say, is probably much less of a risk factor.
Anybody can catch it but it's not that easy to catch. It gets spread by the repeated close contact in queer orgies. Then each queer from that orgy will go to another queer orgy and spread it around there...and so on.
“In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” ― George Orwell
It's not over when you lose. It's over when you quit.
surprising, you know , gay men have historically been very discreet and responsible when it comes to sexual activity
some poor housewife is going to find out the hard way that her husband isn't going to his bowling league on Tuesday nights when she wakes up with bumps all over her face
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have you paid your dues, can you moan the blues, can you bend them guitar strings
Until the past few years, it was a disgrace. It's certainly unBiblical and God will win in the end. Until Obama, they kept it under wraps. Then almost overnight, it became a badge of glory.
“In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” ― George Orwell
It's not over when you lose. It's over when you quit.
AIDS showed up in 1981 or so, and the world was thrown upside down with the fear of infection. Isn’t it curious that it blossomed in the gay community?
Meanwhile, all the gays and Subaru drivers came to the aid of gays and pushed it mainstream so everyone was afraid to contract the disease. They needed support from the rest of the heterosexual community to save their butts (literally) and although they were less than 1% of society, they needed support and got it.
40 years later, the gays and Liberals continue with their attack on America and they get Monkey pox that started and spread with the same gays and Subaru drivers.
There is a clear message here and it continues to be ignored, stay away from someone else’s butt…
Monkeypox Primarily Affects Gay Men. Why Are We Scared to Say It? Douglas Blair / @DouglasKBlair / July 28, 2022 Monkeypox Gay Men The data is clear. Gay men are the most at risk for contracting monkeypox. Why are we pretending otherwise? Pictured: Men wait in line July 17 to receive the monkeypox vaccine in Brooklyn. (Photo: Kena
Monkeypox seemingly sprung out of nowhere to infect large swathes of the globe, replacing COVID-19 as the malady du jour. Experts say the number of monkeypox cases is severely undercounted, and the World Health Organization just declared the disease a global health emergency.
Monkeypox has hit America particularly hard. Our nation has the most recorded cases on Earth, with nearly a third centralized in New York City.
So, are we due for a new plague on par with the coronavirus?
According to the data, not unless you’re a gay guy.
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine reported that 98% of those infected around the world were gay or bisexual men who were having sex with other men.
That seems to indicate definitively that a specific demographic is more at risk for contracting monkeypox than others.
Yet the messaging strategy surrounding monkeypox seemingly has sought to obfuscate this fact. Buried under a mountain of menus on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website is this nugget specifying who should get vaccinated: “Currently, this outbreak is largely affecting gay, bisexual, or other men who have sex with men.”
And even when they do say something about how monkeypox almost exclusively infects gay men, public health officials couch their language by citing a nonexistent stigma against gay men as the reason.
World Health Organization chief and leftist hack Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said: “The stigma and discrimination can be as dangerous as any virus and can fuel the outbreak. As we have seen with COVID-19 misinformation, this information can spread rapidly online.”
To be fair to Ghebreyesus, he did offer a pathetic plea asking gay men to stop sleeping around before chiding people for stating the obvious about who gets sick with this disease.
“For men who have sex with men, this includes for the moment, reducing your number of sexual partners, reconsidering considering sex with new partners, and exchanging contact details with any new partners to enable follow up if needed,” the World Health Organization’s director-general said.
In a post-COVID-19 world, that sort of handwringing appeal for people to change their behavior falls flat. It’s unacceptable after public health officials used government to force individuals the world over to lock down, mask up, and get vaccinated against their will.
Medical tyrants such as the National Institutes of Health’s Dr. Anthony Fauci seemed perfectly willing to stigmatize those who wanted to maintain their freedoms as “anti-science,” and more than one unmasked American was accused of being a grandma-killer.
So now we care about hurting people’s feelings? Spare me.
This isn’t even the first time that political sensibilities got in the way of an effective public health response.
Long before monkeypox or the novel coronavirus, there was AIDS.
The 1980s saw mass panic surrounding this new and deadly illness. Although the average American had no idea who could contract the HIV virus that causes AIDS, it was clear to many health experts that the disease disparately affected gay men.
So naturally they lied and said it affected everyone.
In a 1983 article, a younger Fauci declared that children and heterosexual adults were at risk of contracting AIDS, as there existed “the possibility that routine close contact, as within a family household, can spread the disease.”
In 1996, The Wall Street Journal reported on the consequences of the decision to pretend everyone could get AIDS, to spare the feelings of gay men.
“The emphasis on the broad reach of the disease has virtually ensured that precious funds won’t go where they are most needed,” the Journal wrote nearly 30 years ago. “For instance, though homosexuals and intravenous drug users now account for 83% of all AIDS cases reported in the U.S., the federal AIDS-prevention budget includes no specific allocation for programs for homosexual and bisexual men.”
Sound familiar?
It’s time to stop beating around the bush when it comes to public health. Dire ramifications arise when politics seep into health care.
How many thousands of lives could have been impacted if Fauci hadn’t injected his own personal politics into the COVID-19 debate? How many businesses could have been saved from ruin if they had just been able to stay open? How many families could have said their goodbyes to loved ones, or attended personal milestones such as the birth of children?
The numbers of lives touched by the politicization and selective enforcement of pandemic policies stack up quickly.
And what happens when the next serious infection that affects everyone warps around the globe? Well, sorry, Fauci et al., your credibility is shot. Americans saw how you treated COVID-19 and how you’re treating monkeypox, and decided they were better off on their own.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization may think they’re being kind by ignoring the big gay elephant in the room. But their behavior is making things much worse than they need to be.
One would think that after two years and plummeting trust in world health bodies, a little soul-searching would be in order. But apparently not.
If public health officials won’t say it, then we should.
Monkeypox poses the greatest threat to gay men. Ignoring that fact is bananas.
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Monkeypox Primarily Affects Gay Men. Why Are We Scared to Say It? Douglas Blair / @DouglasKBlair / July 28, 2022 Monkeypox Gay Men The data is clear. Gay men are the most at risk for contracting monkeypox. Why are we pretending otherwise? Pictured: Men wait in line July 17 to receive the monkeypox vaccine in Brooklyn. (Photo: Kena
Monkeypox seemingly sprung out of nowhere to infect large swathes of the globe, replacing COVID-19 as the malady du jour. Experts say the number of monkeypox cases is severely undercounted, and the World Health Organization just declared the disease a global health emergency.
Monkeypox has hit America particularly hard. Our nation has the most recorded cases on Earth, with nearly a third centralized in New York City.
So, are we due for a new plague on par with the coronavirus?
According to the data, not unless you’re a gay guy.
A study published in the New England Journal of Medicine reported that 98% of those infected around the world were gay or bisexual men who were having sex with other men.
That seems to indicate definitively that a specific demographic is more at risk for contracting monkeypox than others.
Yet the messaging strategy surrounding monkeypox seemingly has sought to obfuscate this fact. Buried under a mountain of menus on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website is this nugget specifying who should get vaccinated: “Currently, this outbreak is largely affecting gay, bisexual, or other men who have sex with men.”
And even when they do say something about how monkeypox almost exclusively infects gay men, public health officials couch their language by citing a nonexistent stigma against gay men as the reason.
World Health Organization chief and leftist hack Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said: “The stigma and discrimination can be as dangerous as any virus and can fuel the outbreak. As we have seen with COVID-19 misinformation, this information can spread rapidly online.”
To be fair to Ghebreyesus, he did offer a pathetic plea asking gay men to stop sleeping around before chiding people for stating the obvious about who gets sick with this disease.
“For men who have sex with men, this includes for the moment, reducing your number of sexual partners, reconsidering considering sex with new partners, and exchanging contact details with any new partners to enable follow up if needed,” the World Health Organization’s director-general said.
In a post-COVID-19 world, that sort of handwringing appeal for people to change their behavior falls flat. It’s unacceptable after public health officials used government to force individuals the world over to lock down, mask up, and get vaccinated against their will.
Medical tyrants such as the National Institutes of Health’s Dr. Anthony Fauci seemed perfectly willing to stigmatize those who wanted to maintain their freedoms as “anti-science,” and more than one unmasked American was accused of being a grandma-killer.
So now we care about hurting people’s feelings? Spare me.
This isn’t even the first time that political sensibilities got in the way of an effective public health response.
Long before monkeypox or the novel coronavirus, there was AIDS.
The 1980s saw mass panic surrounding this new and deadly illness. Although the average American had no idea who could contract the HIV virus that causes AIDS, it was clear to many health experts that the disease disparately affected gay men.
So naturally they lied and said it affected everyone.
In a 1983 article, a younger Fauci declared that children and heterosexual adults were at risk of contracting AIDS, as there existed “the possibility that routine close contact, as within a family household, can spread the disease.”
In 1996, The Wall Street Journal reported on the consequences of the decision to pretend everyone could get AIDS, to spare the feelings of gay men.
“The emphasis on the broad reach of the disease has virtually ensured that precious funds won’t go where they are most needed,” the Journal wrote nearly 30 years ago. “For instance, though homosexuals and intravenous drug users now account for 83% of all AIDS cases reported in the U.S., the federal AIDS-prevention budget includes no specific allocation for programs for homosexual and bisexual men.”
Sound familiar?
It’s time to stop beating around the bush when it comes to public health. Dire ramifications arise when politics seep into health care.
How many thousands of lives could have been impacted if Fauci hadn’t injected his own personal politics into the COVID-19 debate? How many businesses could have been saved from ruin if they had just been able to stay open? How many families could have said their goodbyes to loved ones, or attended personal milestones such as the birth of children?
The numbers of lives touched by the politicization and selective enforcement of pandemic policies stack up quickly.
And what happens when the next serious infection that affects everyone warps around the globe? Well, sorry, Fauci et al., your credibility is shot. Americans saw how you treated COVID-19 and how you’re treating monkeypox, and decided they were better off on their own.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization may think they’re being kind by ignoring the big gay elephant in the room. But their behavior is making things much worse than they need to be.
One would think that after two years and plummeting trust in world health bodies, a little soul-searching would be in order. But apparently not.
If public health officials won’t say it, then we should.
Monkeypox poses the greatest threat to gay men. Ignoring that fact is bananas.
Have an opinion about this article? To sound off, please email [email protected] and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the url or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state.
Thank you Captain cut and paste for that in depth analysis. You get your 1st of 5 shots for the monkey pox yet??? 🤣🤣🤣
Don't stick your penis in another man's anus and don't rub elbows with a homosexual and you'll most likely be fine.
This is pretty much it right here ^^^ My gaydar starts going off if there is a homo within 10ft of me, rubbing elbows could only happen by accident. Maybe there needs to be a Vaccine mandate for homo's, so homo's don't transmit their disease onto the rest of the populace.
Don't stick your penis in another man's anus and don't rub elbows with a homosexual and you'll most likely be fine.
This is pretty much it right here ^^^ My gaydar starts going off if there is a homo within 10ft of me, rubbing elbows could only happen by accident. Maybe there needs to be a Vaccine mandate for homo's, so homo's don't transmit their disease onto the rest of the populace.
Send em all to a desiginated Homo island or homo land??? Let em fugg each other till their little heart is content.
Daughter messaged me they had the first case come thru emergency room last week. Lesions all over the Homo dude's genitals, ass and face. Treated him like an ebola patient as far as isolation, protective gear, etc...
This German Homo was sticking his nose in other people's business, literally.
Daughter messaged me they had the first case come thru emergency room last week. Lesions all over the Homo dude's genitals, ass and face. Treated him like an ebola patient as far as isolation, protective gear, etc...
This German Homo was sticking his nose in other people's business, literally.
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