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From our “we already knew this” file

By Right Girl on Tuesday, September 7th, 2010 | 5 Comments

Risky behavior has consequences. An ounce of prevention is thoroughly ignored, in favor of having governments foot the bill to cure a disease that shouldn’t even exist anymore. Unfortunately, a selfish lifestyle that cares nothing for life after 30 has lead to a preventable disease still going strong after 30 years of so-called “education.” The [...]

There are queers in Arkansas?

By Right Girl on Friday, June 25th, 2010 | 6 Comments

Who knew? Anyway, they want to exploit a young boy in aid of their sexuality. Will Phillips, the grand marshal, is 10 years old, and his presence has thrust Fayetteville’s Gay Pride Parade into the national spotlight. Ordinarily, the annual parade is pretty low-key, residents say. The mayor issues a proclamation, the police close a [...]

Rock, paper, scissors

By Right Girl on Friday, June 4th, 2010 | 3 Comments

Scissors cut paper, rock breaks scissors. But paper covers rock, right? It’s all so very complicated. A United Nations committee that decides which nongovernmental organizations can be accredited to the world body moved on Thursday to keep out the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission. Hmmm… Why? Oh right. A Western diplomat told Reuters [...]

Mean Girls II

By Right Girl on Tuesday, April 6th, 2010 | 4 Comments

Ok, it’s mean, and it’s a little sad, but it could also make for a hilarious Hollywood script. To avoid Constance McMillen bringing a female date to her prom, the teen was sent to a “fake prom” while the rest of her class partied at a secret location at an event organized by parents. McMillen [...]

From our bulging “D’uh” file

By Right Girl on Tuesday, March 16th, 2010 | 7 Comments

Today we have two stories about homosexuality that shouldn’t surprise anyone. The first one is about the scourge of the gay community (no, not Christians – the other scourge) – AIDS. Even in the United States, where laws are not restrictive and the gay community was the first to tackle AIDS, Sidibe said it is [...]