its a story form my country printed in the newspaper.

:lmao: The same reults would not hold true in Canada. 95% of the population here don't even blink an eye on the subject. It's interesting how some things can change so much, depending on your geographical region.

I don't think she would come out if she's Lesbian or Bi, at least not while she has plans to continue her show. That sad fact is, her show would most likely be boycotted by droves of nuts so her ratings would plummet. The audience she attracts is primarily family orientated, and we all know what "Family Values" means to most people. It usually goes hand in hand with being anti-gay.

I predicted this on a politics site I go to. For at least the next 2 years, the bet we can hope for is nothing to change, the worst we can hope for is more hate filled laws directed toward us.

Oh Raphjd - I'm so sorry that happened.  It is hard enough to find the right person and then the laws are as if your relationship is meaningless.  That is terrible.  Please accept my sincerest empathy.

That's kind of uniquie how one may mention Truvada being used as a post-prophalactic remedy. In my case, it's being used as one of the medications in the "coctail" that the doctor is using to manage my case.

While I was in the Marine Corps {85 to 89}, I never heard that sharing rooms was to promote "unity". When I first joined, there were squad huts and then there were 4 man rooms and later it was 2 man rooms.  All were run down pieces of shit that that would be condemned in the real world.  Oddly enough, they did start building new housing units, but the women got them, go figure. Oh yeah, I lived in a fucking GP tent for a year in Yechon South Korea, at the end of a fucking runway.

"It Gets Better" vigil to stand up against bullying Dozens huddled together in Phoenix Park to support Lexington teens picked on for being gay, fighting to fend off bullies. "If something happens I'll go home and be crying and she's just like 'oh baby' and she'll hug me and just let me cry," says bullying victim Audrey Linville. Linville finds the strength to stand up against the discrimination in her mother Sandy. "It's very hard, but we get through it together," says Sandy Linville. " What is my family gonna say? What are my friends gonna say? The neighbors I've had for twenty years, the people I've gone to church with. What if they tell me that I've done a bad thing by raising her? What did I do wrong? So it is very risky and you're very isolated." The Linvilles have the support of a community, one now raising awareness of the dangerous effects of intolerance and raising money for groups dedicated to helping victims of discrimination. The It Gets Better campaign is raising money for the Trevor Project, a suicide prevention hotline for gay and questioning youth. They took up donations for the organization at the vigil, and will continue to accept donations Friday night at Soundbar.

I know the word 'celebrity' gets thrown around all the time, and today people confuse notoriety with fame (look at the cast of, say, 'Jersey Shore', or Paris Hilton… or, better yet, don't look at them and maybe they'll all go away), but Cher is truly a STAR. Love her or hate her, you can't deny her magnetism.

@JadedOne: It's not quite photoshop quality, more like ms paint  but convincing at a first glance   :thankyou:

us elitist canadians…  ;D

So a guy videotapes an encounter, sending another man on a suicidal fit and all it constitutes is "invasion of privacy"? Seriously?!?! THAT'S IT?! That goes far beyond just invasion of privacy as far as I'm concerned. What about the guy's family? Anybody ever put a thought into what it puts them through? Not to be blunt, but WTF is that bull****? At the very least it could be upgraded to criminal neglegence causing death, or better yet… MURDER! The little slime balls had better hope that they get a good long sentence in with Bubba! Screw the whole PC (Protective Custody) system... They should only be worthy of GP (General Population). Pardon the language, but I just don't understand how such a "sophisticated" country can take something of this magnatude so lightly @cumeaternc: As tragic as this was there is another issue that should be addressed.  The American Government has been looking at was to tax and regulate the internet for years.  Examples like this gives them plenty of ammo to "protect the children". I think a fitting punishment for these pranking losers is to be required to have their entire life filmed until they graduate college. Having all the "highlights" sent to their parents and the prosecutors office weekly. Showers, frat parties, dates, "bathroom time" etc. Let them see how having your life exposed for all to see can be "inconvenient" whether you are gay or not. I like the way you think. It's so….. FITTING given the nature of the issue at hand.

Maybe we should make Canada's best traits a World Wide Goal. I am sure there are things that happen in Canada that are not perfect just yet but they certainly seem to have the Gay Issue well in hand.

@leatherbear: [image: 1781650991589-27b89959b2f9.gif] Good Post!!! x2

Bing! lol