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  1. 15 hours ago, ErosWired said:

    But I predict that even should that occur, it will not endure. It cannot, because there is a generation of people coming up who have been raised in the context of a society in which these rights have been normalized.

    With the political system that Republicans have built, they only need a determined minority to hang onto power.  And, with their increasing histrionics about the schools, they're determined that the upcoming generations not be exposed to a diverse society. 

  2. On 6/26/2022 at 5:41 PM, TotalTop said:

    That is never going to happen.

    You've said that several times, but you've never explained why it'll never happen?  All that it takes is for one red state to start enforcing its laws against same-sex marriage, and then watch the inevitable suit make its way through the court system.  There are certainly enough votes on the Supreme Court to overturn Obergefell.

  3. 5 hours ago, BareLover666 said:

    But now you've found the time, I am still open to here your thoughts on politics with regard to gay rights. Some people don't think any Republican voters would even try and make an effort and I'm hoping you'll prove them wrong:

    Ken Paxton, the Attorney General of Texas, has said that he would defend a state law that banned sodomy.  And, of course, the Texas Republicans recently adopted a platform that calls homosexuality "an abnormal lifestyle choice."  The 2020 National Republican platform opposed marriage equality.  Republicans will most certainly make an effort to overturn Supreme Court decisions that protect gays.

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  4. 17 hours ago, NEDenver said:

    I think the treatment that the log cabin morons got first at CPAC and then in Texas last weekend should make it clear that the party doesn’t think they belong, and probably don’t have any rights.

    And, yet, those morons will continue to find a way to justify their support for Republicans of all stripes, just as they endorsed Trump in 2020.  It seems to be the weird dynamic of an abused loving his abuser.

  5. 12 hours ago, toxicseeker said:

    It’s all the empty profiles on sites like Bbrt or NKP where everything is listed as “ask me”. I get some people want privacy but that’s just taking it to an extreme and it’s very not horny if I have to ask someone for basic details.

    I found that empty profiles are very common on Grindr.  Nothing in their profiles .. not even age or distance.  But, their first message is "do you want to hookup"?

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  6. 4 hours ago, BootmanLA said:

    In other words, the number of variables is just too complex for any sort of broad generalizations as to which app is the best - there's no one best choice in every area, for every population. 

    You've summed it up very well, I think.  Asking which app is best is like asking which phone or computer is best.

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  7. I wonder if some experiences on these sites are age-dependent?  Do younger people have better experiences (that is, more hookups) on Grindr, and older people do better on, say, Scruff?  I've got no idea.  Just throwing that out there.  But, it might explain why guys on here often have such varied experiences with the sites?

  8. On 3/17/2022 at 12:49 PM, HogBear said:

    honestly i think this is the best story i have read on this site. no just to jerk off to but as an enjoyable story. thank you for your work and time.

    I agree.  There are some that are close, but this series is a masterpiece.  It is well-written, with a consistent storyline that doesn't contradict earlier chapters.  The use of a relatively small core of characters, with a number of others rotated in and out as appropriate, keeps the story grounded yet always different.

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  9. 8 hours ago, 1stimebare said:

    Thanks for the reply fskn, it is truly appreciated.  How would I find out if the insurance is a grandfathered plan or not?

    Basically, a grandfathered plan in a plan or policy that was in existence or in effect on March 23, 2010, and has remained basically unchanged.  If you purchased an individual health policy more than 12 years ago and have maintained it, it might be grandfathered.  Group plans usually change enough over time that most are not grandfathered.  A carrier or health plan is required to tell you if it is grandfathered.  If you're not sure, ask the carrier or your HR/benefits department.

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  10. 7 hours ago, viking8x6 said:

    In 2019 (the most recent year for which I readily found statistics), nearly a quarter of new HIV cases in the US were heterosexuals. So their chance of contracting HIV (on average) is about one quarter that of gay/bi people.

    You can't really say that since you're comparing absolute numbers vs. rates.  Heterosexuals may make up 25% of new HIV cases, but they're 90%+ of the population, more or less.  So, their chance of contracting HIV is substantially less than one quarter of that of gay/bi people.

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