Via: Dear @LaurenDuca: Could You Please Define ‘Sexually Active’ More Clearly? : The Other McCain

Just walked into my 17-year-old son’s room and
said, “Three words: Antibiotic-Resistant Gonorrhea.”
Then walked out. https://t.co/TjJbqbA7JE

— FreeStacy (@Not_RSMcCain) June 30, 2016

I wonder how the The Left — including the “Christian” Left —  will address this lovely new sexual development: Antibiotic Resistant Gonorrhea?  Prediction: They will ignore it until they come up with a way to spin it.

They might try this strategy, where a slut* was shocked — shocked!, I say — that sleeping with lots of guys could lead to a STD.

If one in six people had genital herpes, how was I the only person I knew to do the ultimate walk of shame from the student health center clutching a stack of STD pamphlets? . . . On a logical level I knew that getting herpes had nothing to do with my actions and didn’t say anything about my character; it was simply luck of the draw.

Yep, nothing at all to do with her actions . . . just bad luck.  Ahem.

I encourage you to read McCain’s post in full.  He also gives some history on the AIDS issue that the Left has whitewashed.

In 1982, the CDC reported that that the “median number of lifetime male sexual partners” for gay men diagnosed with AIDS was 1,160.

Over one thousand partners.  Think about that soul-crushing fact.  And the Leftist education/media/entertainment complex has managed to convince the average person that all gays want to do is settle down for a life of monogamy.  If only the haters wouldn’t get in the way they wouldn’t have had hundreds of sex partners!  Seriously, how could you have that many partners and not get AIDS?!

You’d think at some point these fools would consider how the Christian model works so much better: Parents for the kids, no STDs, lots of married-people sex, etc.

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*If you’re offended, I don’t care.  Words mean things, and that’s the best word to use here.  And it isn’t bad enough that she has Herpes, but she’s encouraging young people (in Teen Vogue and elsewhere) to do the same things that got her this life-long disease.