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    Default Re: 99% of ts's are hookers, NO! but 1 in 4 TS escorts HIV+

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    while 99% of shemales are hookers is a thread made to anger the girls with a ridiculously high percentage and a derogatory name at least 1 in 4 ...!!!! ......ts escorts is HIV positive. this scares the shit out of me !...... the highest rate of HIV is in the mtf trangender community. i am attracted to ts girls and i paid an escort to let me give her a bareback blowjob. i would like to see another escort in the future but with all the recent dicussion on HA about girls here saying they know girls who are HIV + and still working and with the studies i looked up about HIV in the ts cummunity i am now reluctant. i feel if a girl is HIV positive she should not be escorting! i know this is never going to be the case but i would like to know what are everyones thoughts on this topic.
    Clearly, you're not all that worried if you still give bareback blowjobs.
    The point you make may or may not be valid. I refuse to debate it in light of the fact that you......well....sound like such an asshole. Don't do anything bareback with an escort DUMBASS!!!! And if you do, don't come on here crying the blues. Only you can keep yourself alive and well. In case you didn't know, escorting / prostitution is an illegal unregulated industry outside of Nevada. So buyer beware and if you lose, please don't complain about it.

    If you really have a thing for TS girls, step your game up and stop being a client. Be a real friend / boyfriend and maybe you'll meet the perfect one for you.
    Amen to that Chuck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



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    Quote Originally Posted by worthy2
    You can get a false positive from over 65 conditions.
    If you are condemning a test on the grounds that it may throw a false positive, that just shows a) that you are in denial and b) that you don't understand how screening tests work-- the more sensitive, the higher the chance of a false positive

    A false NEGATIVE is much more dangerous and no test is 100%

    I think we can discount your opinion on this.



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    "Once you accept that aids is a lifestyle disease you will understand it more."


    I think I remember you or someone else saying something like this recently. By this logic then if I have a poor diet, don't exercise, drink excessively, and smoke 2 packs of smokes a day do I get AIDS. I don't do those things, but we all know that those things alone don't give you AIDS. The one thing in common all AIDS patients have is they are infected with the HIV virus. An unhealthy lifestyle can certainly hasten the onset of the syndrome, but does not guarantee it.

    The reality is that many people died from HIV infections that turned in to full blown AIDS. To say that all of them had unhealthy lifestyles is short sighted and unrealistic. What you can say of every single person that has died of AIDS is that they were infected with HIV. Also, a healthy lifestlyle is not what is keeping many HIV+ people alive today, it is better medications accomplishing that. HIV causes AIDS, poor lifestlyle is a contributing factor.


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    Quote Originally Posted by worthy2
    You have no knowledge of aids and the lies modern medicine tells you. Stop being a sheep and learn how to think for yourself. I understand 100 percent how the test works. It is a antibody test and you get a false positive from over 65 conditions such as a flu shot, being pregnant, drug addiction, common cold, alchoholic and more. Once you accept that aids is a lifestyle disease you will understand it more. Until then do your research for the next few months and then come back with an open mind.
    I hate to burst your delusional bubble, but the old test is an antibody test. The currently preferred test is an RNA test, which tests for the virus directly.


    BTW This is another example of what happens when people get their news off the internet, where everyone's BS is considered equal. Check out http://www.virusmyth.com/ and take a look at who is really behind it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by mpcc2004
    "Once you accept that aids is a lifestyle disease you will understand it more."


    I think I remember you or someone else saying something like this recently. By this logic then if I have a poor diet, don't exercise, drink excessively, and smoke 2 packs of smokes a day do I get AIDS. I don't do those things, but we all know that those things alone don't give you AIDS. The one thing in common all AIDS patients have is they are infected with the HIV virus. An unhealthy lifestyle can certainly hasten the onset of the syndrome, but does not guarantee it.

    The reality is that many people died from HIV infections that turned in to full blown AIDS. To say that all of them had unhealthy lifestyles is short sighted and unrealistic. What you can say of every single person that has died of AIDS is that they were infected with HIV. Also, a healthy lifestlyle is not what is keeping many HIV+ people alive today, it is better medications accomplishing that. HIV causes AIDS, poor lifestlyle is a contributing factor.
    Being a professional tennis player as a lifestyle causes AIDS (if you're black, anyway).

    In a great piece of irony, it's alleged that Amanda Blake Died of AIDS (in Gunsmoke she played "Miss Kitty"). or maybe that's where the idiom originated?

    Also, writing science fiction as a lifestyle will get you AIDS.

    Getting pregnant and giving birth as a lifestyle will get you AIDS (or was it being married to an actor who would do "Starsky & Hutch"?).


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    [quote="worthy2"]
    Quote Originally Posted by MacShreach
    You have no knowledge of aids and the lies modern medicine tells you. Stop being a sheep and learn how to think for yourself. I understand 100 percent how the test works. It is a antibody test and you get a false positive from over 65 conditions such as a flu shot, being pregnant, drug addiction, common cold, alchoholic and more. Once you accept that aids is a lifestyle disease you will understand it more. Until then do your research for the next few months and then come back with an open mind.
    Wow, you are beyond ignorant. A lifestyle disease? Oddly enough heterosexual women are becoming the new high risk category. Are you saying these are all drug using sluts who deserve to have it?

    You my man are an idiot?



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    Um, I work in the AIDS field and, yes , many conditions CAN cause a false positive, but that doesn't meant it WILL.

    Secondly, any test that has false positives is not considered a bad test. For every positive test, a CONFIRMATORY test is required subsequently. Yeah, it sucks to get a false positive (I've seen a few clients, go through that), but it can be proved wrong. Anyone who accesses health care after a positive test also will receive a Viral Load test to determine their Anti-Retroviral Status or need for medication. If for some reason someone got TWO false positives and were actually negative, they would eventually find out or their VL would be deemed undetectable. If their VL is undetectable and T-Cell count remains over 200, they will not be prescribed medication.

    WORTHY, it sounds like the "lies" you refer to are the pharmaceutical industry's stranglehold on the practice of medicine. While I certainly believe that (pharmaceutical and oil companies have the two most frighteningly powerful lobbies in the world), you can't sell drugs to someone that does not qualify for them. Maybe a few doctors get kickbacks for pushing HIV meds, but the subsequent health problems those very meds cause, makes it difficult for doctors to prescribe them openly. Somebody is sipping the conspiracy Kool-Aid a little too thirstly.

    Third, another thing it seems you fail to realize is that a BAD test is a test that can provide a false NEGATIVE, not the other way around. For someone who claims knowledge of HIV/AIDS, I'm a little surprised at your comments.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Danny partridge

    In a great piece of irony, it's alleged that Amanda Blake Died of AIDS (in Gunsmoke she played "Miss Kitty"). or maybe that's where the idiom originated?
    Hey somebody who actually knows about her. I don't know how she died, but her Mother lived up the street from us and she and my Mom were friends.

    TS Jamie



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    I'm going to have to choose....

    1) Slut

    2) Obama

    Did I forget anything?

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