Josh Hutcherson Opens Up About His Gay Uncles' Deaths

HI JOSH IM GAY TOO,

two gay uncles both had aids...hmmm, they must have been humping each other, or they were in the same humping circle.

RANDY LEE ELLING wrote:

HI JOSH IM GAY TOO,

You don't have any secrets from us, Jethro.

AIDS worldwide is overwhelmingly a disease of heterosexuals. It's simple: Condoms for anal and vagina intercourse unless you trust that person with your very life. Clean needles.

But the above is too complicated for four decades' worth of public education efforts. Due to bigots getting in the way.

Mitt s Polygamous Gramps wrote:

<quoted text>You don't have any secrets from us, Jethro.

AIDS worldwide is overwhelmingly a disease of heterosexuals. It's simple: Condoms for anal and vagina intercourse unless you trust that person with your very life. Clean needles.

But the above is too complicated for four decades' worth of public education efforts. Due to bigots getting in the way.

LOL...so not true..we all know it is a disease of homosexuals and people that shoot up. look at the homosexual community as a whole and then look at the percent with AIDS and HIV, and then do the same for heterosexuals.

boohoo wrote:

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LOL...so not true..we all know it is a disease of homosexuals and people that shoot up. look at the homosexual community as a whole and then look at the percent with AIDS and HIV, and then do the same for heterosexuals.

Scratch a homophobe, find a racist.

The reason you post what you do is that Africa does not exist for you. Nor do poor people in Asia.

AIDS is overwhelmingly a disease of heterosexuals. HIV is transmitted by dirty needles and by anal or vaginal intercourse without condoms. Blood transfusions are no longer an issue in developed countries.

You merely have psycho sexual problems.

>The findings provide new evidence to support the psychoanalytic theory that fear, anxiety, and aversion that toward gays and lesbians can grow out of a seemingly heterosexual individual's own repressed same-sex desires, co-author Richard Ryan, professor of psychology at the University of Rochester who helped direct the research, told Science Daily.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/04/...