Johnny Canuck3
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Shippou-Chan said:once again...
What do those red lines mean: the guy has AIDS now?
Are All Anti-Gay Rights Republicans In the Closet?
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What do those red lines mean: the guy has AIDS now?
no, it means that black people don't like him anymore cause he's white AND gay.Johnny Canuck2 said:
Johnny Canuck3
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..and sucks cop dick.Detroit City said:
Shippou-Sensei
4:1:2.5
that was the guy who said that he only propositioned the cop as he was intimidated by the number of black men in the area
i was just wondering what he thought.. perhaps he thought being a police officer was an STD ...
i was just wondering what he thought.. perhaps he thought being a police officer was an STD ...
I think the deal is the cops get complaints about the pub bath being used as a place where people are having sex, or where their kids are exposed to that kind of thing, so the cops try to break it up.Random said:
http://www.theonion.com/content/amvo/senator_craig_arrested
it's true - do they have a special 'entrapping gays' section where they put all the fit coppers (as opposed to the FIT coppers).
T & P said:
No it isn't. Sodomy laws in some states were struck down by a Federal ruling in 2003.
Tbh, it sounds to me as if this bloke's been done under much the same laws and by much the same means as British coppers used to arrest gay men for 'importuning,' which usually meant no more than trying to chat someone up. The law is still on the statute book, but thankfully the police largely stopped using it fifteen years ago.
TomUS said:
I'd question why the parents are allowing their kids to hang around the "pub bath" tbh...
"Soliciting" in toilets
usually only happens when being gay, queer etc is either outlawed or seen to be frightening and there's a lack of places for people to go otherwise...JoePolitix
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jæd said:"Soliciting" in toilets
Oh aye, it's a function of marginalisation alright.
So many aspects of 'gay culture' are. For example, the assumption that gay people are all sex-obsessed and don't have long-term, monogamous relationships comes straight out of the fact that gay people historically have had to seek company in the shadows, keep their relationships secret and there's never been any expectation of or support for people in relationships. From the same thing comes the association of gay men and public bogs: historically, they've been meeting places, and no more than that.
Problem is, in societies where homosexuality is marginalised and/or stigmatised (and even to a lesser extent where that's less true), people mistake cause and effect, and assume that the cultural traits gay people adopt are what they want to do, not a response to circumstances. They expect us to lead exactly the same sort of lives as heterosexuals, ignore the fact that many of the external factors conditioning straight peoples' behaviour don't apply, and then damn us all as moral degenerates when we don't live up to their norms.
Conservatives' attitudes to homosexuality are a grand exercise in blaming the victim - and it seems to me that they're much more prevalent on the other side of the pond than they now are here.
Johnny Canuck3
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jæd said:"Soliciting" in toilets
Maybe. I used to work in the city parks. In certain bathrooms, you were sure to come across some guy getting a blowjob from another guy.
One time, when I was walking out of the bathroom, there was a cop there. I said: how come you guys don't enforce the law about public sex in bathrooms?
He said: It's not a crime to be gay, you know.
I said, I know, but I wouldn't expect you to treat it any different if it was a woman giving the blowjob.
Working in the parks, you just didn't see much heterosexual sex in the public cans.
sleaterkinney
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JoePolitix
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What do Cabinet Ministers get up to on Hamstead Heath at one in the morning?
The daft fucker should have just found a decent PR consultancy:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9lSW4SEEp_w
The daft fucker should have just found a decent PR consultancy:
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=9lSW4SEEp_w
Kids, alone or escorted, or anyone else shouldn't have to put up with people having sex in the public bathrooms they use.jæd said:I'd question why the parents are allowing their kids to hang around the "pub bath" tbh...
"Soliciting" in toilets
One reason this whole thing is so great is that this bible waving christian family values anti gay rights senator is caught in a situarion that his policies created - causing gays to seek bizarre ways to get together.
TomUS said:
And how many times does this happen to you...? In the UK or US this has never happened to me... (Outside of Gay clubs + bars
) And where it happens, I'd guess it would in toilets where its verly unlikly for small kids to wandering about it...TomUS said:
Well, quite...
Johnny Canuck3
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Roadkill said:
I saw lots of it when I worked in the parks. I saw some old guy blowing a twentysomething in the bathroom near the playground at Second Beach, for instance.
pseudonarcissus
fluttering and dancing
I seem to recall reading somewhere that Ted Heath was told he had to give it up sharpish when he became a privy councellor...
I would agree that there is some nuisance to cottaging, however it would appear to take up a lot of police time, particularly now in the states. Like Roadkill, I have never been aware of cottaging.
There are public lav scandals going on all over the place, like Fort Lauderdale. In that case there is a political storm from a homophobic mayor, and a police chief who says it's not a problem and there are no complaints.
I would agree that there is some nuisance to cottaging, however it would appear to take up a lot of police time, particularly now in the states. Like Roadkill, I have never been aware of cottaging.
There are public lav scandals going on all over the place, like Fort Lauderdale. In that case there is a political storm from a homophobic mayor, and a police chief who says it's not a problem and there are no complaints.
Yuwipi Woman
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Maggot said:
Its called hyperbole.
But, don't worry, I don't expect brits to understand hyperbole.
rhys gethin
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Yuwipi Woman said:Its called hyperbole.
But, don't worry, I don't expect brits to understand hyperbole.
Or all these extraordinary bathrooms all over the place either? The American obsession with cleanliness gone mad?
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