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I'm just saying with Cura Davis.

Monkeypox is in the news, despite affecting a minuscule portion of the population and almost

100% of that portion being gay men.

It's a sexually transmitted disease with an easy fix.

Stay away from unsafe sexual practices.

Yet to suggest such a thing has become akin to homophobia.

One California senator, Scott Weiner, his real name, said, close. Yet to suggest such a thing has become akin to homophobia.

One California senator, Scott Weiner, his real name, said closing bath houses in the 1980s didn't reduce HIV.

It was an epic blunder and pushed people into the shadows.

Let's not make the same knee-jerk mistake with monkeypox.

The government forcibly shut down businesses, nursing homes,

gatherings, and schools over fears of COVID transmissions, crippling our economy and leading us to

an unprecedented education crisis. Are we to believe that somehow shutting down the mom-and-pop

flower shop was vital to national health? But shutting down bath houses that are the site of

regular, risky gay sex orgies is not. If you're gay, you don't have to follow the same health

rules that have been imposed on all of us. Asking men to refrain from unprotected sex with other men

in order to save their own lives is not an insane request.

The insanity is coming from activists like Scott Weiner who think they should be able to do

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