Should we care or should we not?

[T-Girl-Cumdumpster]

yes we should. cause prep aint free. plus if we are going to provide post hoc birth control despite the myriad of BC methods available we can certainly save peoples lives after they get infected. 

Edited February 5 by T-Girl-Cumdumpster

[ellentonboy]

On 2/4/2024 at 12:27 PM, Cutedelicategay said:

I have already made my intentions clear when I posted this question initially. No matter how we all collectively think in countries like Canada where health care is universal there is a huge divide in the society in order to bring some sanity to our health care system. Health care never becomes an election issue however changed done after leads to a lot of issues.

Case and point I hear no clear policy from the Armed Forces whether a member on Prep is deployable or not. It was very clear however now it has gone into Grey area. 

Again I apologize if this question is something that shouldn't be discussed here. Health care has been discussed a lot in Canada nowadays.

I request the moderators to lock this question and/or delete it.  I do not want to make members here agitated for no reason. I asked the question in the appropriate LGBT politics however I would like to get this closed so noone can answer.

THE SOONER THE BETTER!

[brnbk]

3 hours ago, hntnhole said:

I think the way you "earn" the ability to offer more reactions is to reply to more comments (I mean text) from other guys, and/or create more of your own threads.  Keep at it - it may take a little while, but it's not a tough nut to crack.

 

Thank you, so much, for letting me know.

Well, there is an incentive for me to reply to more threads/share my opinions with the world barebacking world. I was afraid often that I was too outspoken in my views and shouldn't be so vocal about them  but doing so does seem to have an benefits.- an ability to offer more reactions.