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Again chief I've lived there, don't lie to me.
Maybe the white people have done a good job gentrifying it, so they had to shut down the project buildings but I seent it.
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'Mantyhose' Are The Latest Hot Trend In Menswear VOL. da emasculation of man is upon us.
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Again chief I've lived there, don't lie to me.
Maybe the white people have done a good job gentrifying it, so they had to shut down the project buildings but I seent it.
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Dudes have no sense whatsoever of comparisons. I posted catholic to show you a similarly anti-gay human being who loves pedophiles. Being anti-gay doesn't mean you don't like little boys and being a homosexual doesn't mean you do.
If it doesn't hurt your head refer to where I said loving one aspect of a culture doesn't automatically mean I support every aspect of that culture. I like my Dominican barbers, but I'm not a fan of Dominican music or any Dominican people that exhibit ignorant behavior.
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I'd rock in the cold -- under some non-skin-tight jeans. Or maybe under some plaid shorts on a golf shorts. You won't catch me in a skirt though.
I'm also not the type to judge other people's manhoodz.
I'm also not the type to judge other people's manhoodz.
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i aint surprised, his country of origin has cultures that believes in raping virgins to get rid of AIDS infection and female circumcision.I'm not advocating Islam either, you are the one glorifying a culture known for pedophilia.Pedophilia also runs rampant in many historically anti-gay cultures eg. Islamic. What's your point? Pedophilia is independent of homosexuality, heterosexuals can be pedophiles.Yep and pedophilia was rampant in those days also, so let's not glorify anything about them. That was Anton in that princess boy video
and lets not talk about their part in sellin their own kind to da transatlantic slave trade.
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Again chief I've lived there, don't lie to me.
Maybe the white people have done a good job gentrifying it, so they had to shut down the project buildings but I seent it.
poked your eyes a few times by da tendencies of your postings here so i can forgive your thinking you ever saw anything
that resembles project buildings in Washington heights.
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not entirely....we can go look at waaaaaaaaaaaaay back past civilizations etc....but the point i was saying and referencing to is the difference from this current era and generation and the one prior.... so the whole history tirade was irrelevant. And i wouldnt say it is insecurities etc...so much as ppl adapting and are becoming acceptance to whatever society dictates aka powers that be. This whole notion of oh men are evolving.... oh there isnt a true definition of a man...men and women are equal is bs.....by definition alone we arent equal.....but society is solely but surely trying to make this one in the same..in particular minorities mostly blacks....
Hell this thread is living proof....who is the vast majority engaging in all this borderline homosexual a feminine behavior? funny thing is yea you get the whites etc...all cosigning and what not this whole movement...But as stats show they aint actually participating and engaging in this nonsense other then providing the media outlets and making a profit off of it.
Its funny they got you fools thinking women are like men...you go girl ms independent need no real men fathers in the house etc.... yet go home to their normal functioning families. tell you a real man can wear anything from panty hose, skirts leggings etc... yet they dont participate in this nonsense.
You say its so called a real man and evolution etc... but if it was really true, why isnt everyone else doing it? And why is it as a result of this so called being a real man... society/community/family structure is getting progressively worst?
If this whole enlighten new man or as you put it insecurities etc... are true why arent the very ppl pushing this and making a profit off of it not actually doing it themselves?
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Dominicans are the descendants of West African slaves, you are just poking fun at yourself.
Nigerians are the most educated group in this country, doesn't mean I support every mistake made by West African people. See that's my point. I point out the good, but I also acknowledge the bad.
Clearly The Dominican republic has no demons in its history.
RIGHT????
RIGHT????
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsley_Massacre
I'm not surprised you're in such denial
Sorry to break it to you guy, DR like many crappy third world countries, love their little girls. Instead of being in denial do something to fix it. The complacency and denial you exhibit is why certain people still live in the ghettos, and never leave yet they think they live on the best place on earth. MESSAGE!!!!
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Why has this thread turned into
Anton vs Ninja threads are always entertaining
Makes me miss FutureMD
Anton vs Ninja threads are always entertaining
Makes me miss FutureMD
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Dominicans are the descendants of West African slaves, you are just poking fun at yourself.
Nigerians are the most educated group in this country, doesn't mean I support every mistake made by West African people. See that's my point. I point out the good, but I also acknowledge the bad.
Clearly The Dominican republic has no demons in its history.
RIGHT????
RIGHT????
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsley_Massacre
I'm not surprised you're in such denial
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Dominicans are the descendants of West African slaves, you are just poking fun at yourself.
Nigerians are the most educated group in this country, doesn't mean I support every mistake made by West African people. See that's my point. I point out the good, but I also acknowledge the bad.
Clearly The Dominican republic has no demons in its history.
RIGHT????
RIGHT????
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parsley_Massacre
I'm not surprised you're in such denial
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i would love to introduce him to my patria friends and see how witty he can be on da fly.Why has this thread turned into
Anton vs Ninja threads are always entertaining
Makes me miss FutureMD
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I am an American citizen and love this country, CLEARLY I must support slavery and the extermination of the Native Americans. I'm loving the logic.
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In Nigeria, the HIV prevalence rate among adults ages 15–49 is 3.9 percent. Nigeria has the third-largest number of people living with HIV. The HIV epidemic in Nigeria is complex and varies widely by region. In some states, the epidemic is more concentrated and driven by high-risk behaviors, while other states have more generalized epidemics that are sustained primarily by multiple sexual partnerships in the general population. Youth and young adults in Nigeria are particularly vulnerable to HIV, with young women at higher risk than young men. There are many risk factors that contribute to the spread of HIV, including prostitution, high-risk practices among itinerant workers, high prevalence of sexually transmitted infections (STI), clandestine high-risk heterosexual and homosexual practices, international trafficking of women, and irregular blood screening.[sup][1][/sup]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV/AIDS_in_Nigeria
heh, ya straight brilliant over there..those nigerians
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HIV/AIDS_in_Nigeria
heh, ya straight brilliant over there..those nigerians
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Yet homosexuality is illegal in Nigeria. So according to all your logic in this thread, technically this supports my arguments.
BDW Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa if I'm not mistaken. Of course it has a very high number of people living with HIV smart one. Literally like 1 out of 4 black people on this black is Nigerian.
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HIV/AIDS in the Dominican Republic
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The prevalence of HIV/AIDS in the Dominican Republic stood at an estimated 1.7 percent, and an estimated 88,000 HIV/AIDS-positive Dominicans, as of 2003.[1].
Prevalence
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) reports that some urban areas the Dominican Republic have HIV/AIDS infection rates well in excess of 10%.[2]
In the Dominican Republic, HIV/AIDS has become the leading cause of death among teenagers and adults between 15–49 years old. [3] [4] Adult women living with HIV/AIDS are estimated at 23,000. [5] HIV prevalence in pregnant women had been relatively stable for a number of years. However, 2005 sentinel surveillance reported HIV prevalence of more than 4.5 percent in pregnant women at two sites. In 2006, sentinel surveillance of pregnant women of all ages reported seroprevalence of 3.4 percent at four sites and 5.9 percent at one site. However, in the Santo Domingo National District, antenatal clinics have noted a decline in prevalence, probably because of a successful prevention campaign.[1]
HIV/AIDS was first reported in the Dominican Republic in 1983 and continued spreading until the mid-1990s, when prevalence started to decrease. However, due to sex tourism, child sex tourism, and prostitution in tourism industry workers, spread of the epidemic began to increase again. [6] Heterosexual intercourse reportedly the primary form of transmission of the disease, accounting for 81 percent of HIV infections in 15- to 44-year-olds of both sexes. However, because of strong stigma against homosexuality, it is possible that the number of infections resulting from men having sex with men, or male child prostitutes, may be higher than listed or may simply go unreported.
In addition to an increase in sex tourism [7], the country’s epidemic is driven by people with multiple sex partners, younger women in union with older men, sex workers and their clients and partners, and men who have sex with men (MSM). According to the 2002 Demographic and Health Survey, 29 percent of men had sex with more than one partner in the preceding 12 months. According to UNAIDS, females under 24 years of age are twice as likely to contract HIV as their male counterparts. This is in part due to young women having relationships with older men, who are more likely to have acquired HIV/AIDS from previous partners or exposure. A sentinel surveillance study in 2006 reported that prevalence among prostitutes, or commercial sex workers (CSWs), is 4.1 percent (2.4 to 6.5 percent, depending on location). In some sites, the prevalence among is declining and equals that of pregnant women. For example, in Santo Domingo, prevalence in sex workers has been decreasing for the last eight years and is reaching the same level as in pregnant women nationally. This may be attributable to the successful implementation of the “100% Condom Strategy” by two nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in several provinces. For example, one community project in Santo Domingo in 2006 demonstrated an increase in condom use among sex workers, from 75 percent to 94 percent in just 12 months. According to the 2005 World Health Organization (WHO)/UNAIDS AIDS Epidemic Update, a 2004 study in Puerto Plata, Samana, and Santo Domingo found that 11 percent of MSM were HIV-positive. Infection levels among sugar cane plantation workers living in communities called bateyes average 5 percent, with some groups as high as 12 percent.[1]
According to WHO, the estimated incidence rate of tuberculosis (TB) in the Dominican Republic (40 cases per 100,000 people in 2005) is one of the highest in the Americas. Data on HIV-TB co-infection, albeit limited to certain areas of the country, suggest that 6 to 11 percent of TB patients are infected with HIV. Therefore, the Dominican Republic has the potential for a burgeoning epidemic of TB along with HIV. National HIV-TB guidelines have been recently developed and HIV-TB activities have been included in national plans. While the country has introduced some HIV-TB collaborative activities (e.g., isoniazid prophylaxis for HIV-infected people and provision of antiretroviral therapy [ART]), there are no data on the number of HIV-infected TB patients receiving ART.[1]
Factors that put the Dominican Republic at risk of a growing epidemic include early age at sexual debut, high birth rates among adolescent girls and young women, the high TB incidence, and active migration (including migration between cities and countryside, migration from Haiti, and migration to and from the United States). The Dominican Republic’s popularity as a tourist destination, coupled with increasing levels of sex tourism, also contributes to the spread of HIV. These and other factors suggest the need to target interventions to young adults, provinces with a high rate of tourism, and bateyes.[1]
National response
The Government of the Dominican Republic has responded aggressively to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Established in 2000, the Presidential Council on AIDS (COPRESIDA) coordinates the HIV/AIDS National Strategic Plan for the Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS and STDs 2007–2015. COPRESIDA’s activities include implementing public policies, providing care for those living with HIV/AIDS, promoting private sector involvement in response to the epidemic, and reducing stigma and discrimination (S&D). The Ministry of Health (MOH) implements HIV/AIDS services and diagnostic tests in the public sector. The National AIDS Program (NAP) develops HIV/AIDS-related norms, protocols, and surveillance.[1]
National-level government-directed activities include the following:[1]
Conducting information, education, and communication campaigns
Coordinating care and support for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA)
Reducing mother-to-child transmission
Ensuring blood supply safety
Monitoring and evaluating national and provincial health plans
Distributing condoms to at-risk individuals[1]
Since 1995, an AIDS law has made it illegal to discriminate against PLWHA. The law is unique for the region; however, enforcement is uneven and inconsistent, and S&D against PLWHA and those engaging in behaviors putting them most at risk for HIV/AIDS are common.[1]
The government works with a number of international donors to combat HIV/AIDS, including the William J. Clinton Foundation, UNICEF, the United Nations Population Fund, the World Bank, and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. In 2004, the Dominican Republic received a second-round grant from the Global Fund to scale up HIV services throughout the country, with particular focus on vulnerable groups, including female sex workers, MSM, and migrants. With Global Fund support, the government also intends to scale up ART.[1]
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The prevalence of HIV/AIDS in the Dominican Republic stood at an estimated 1.7 percent, and an estimated 88,000 HIV/AIDS-positive Dominicans, as of 2003.[1].
Prevalence
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) reports that some urban areas the Dominican Republic have HIV/AIDS infection rates well in excess of 10%.[2]
In the Dominican Republic, HIV/AIDS has become the leading cause of death among teenagers and adults between 15–49 years old. [3] [4] Adult women living with HIV/AIDS are estimated at 23,000. [5] HIV prevalence in pregnant women had been relatively stable for a number of years. However, 2005 sentinel surveillance reported HIV prevalence of more than 4.5 percent in pregnant women at two sites. In 2006, sentinel surveillance of pregnant women of all ages reported seroprevalence of 3.4 percent at four sites and 5.9 percent at one site. However, in the Santo Domingo National District, antenatal clinics have noted a decline in prevalence, probably because of a successful prevention campaign.[1]
HIV/AIDS was first reported in the Dominican Republic in 1983 and continued spreading until the mid-1990s, when prevalence started to decrease. However, due to sex tourism, child sex tourism, and prostitution in tourism industry workers, spread of the epidemic began to increase again. [6] Heterosexual intercourse reportedly the primary form of transmission of the disease, accounting for 81 percent of HIV infections in 15- to 44-year-olds of both sexes. However, because of strong stigma against homosexuality, it is possible that the number of infections resulting from men having sex with men, or male child prostitutes, may be higher than listed or may simply go unreported.
In addition to an increase in sex tourism [7], the country’s epidemic is driven by people with multiple sex partners, younger women in union with older men, sex workers and their clients and partners, and men who have sex with men (MSM). According to the 2002 Demographic and Health Survey, 29 percent of men had sex with more than one partner in the preceding 12 months. According to UNAIDS, females under 24 years of age are twice as likely to contract HIV as their male counterparts. This is in part due to young women having relationships with older men, who are more likely to have acquired HIV/AIDS from previous partners or exposure. A sentinel surveillance study in 2006 reported that prevalence among prostitutes, or commercial sex workers (CSWs), is 4.1 percent (2.4 to 6.5 percent, depending on location). In some sites, the prevalence among is declining and equals that of pregnant women. For example, in Santo Domingo, prevalence in sex workers has been decreasing for the last eight years and is reaching the same level as in pregnant women nationally. This may be attributable to the successful implementation of the “100% Condom Strategy” by two nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in several provinces. For example, one community project in Santo Domingo in 2006 demonstrated an increase in condom use among sex workers, from 75 percent to 94 percent in just 12 months. According to the 2005 World Health Organization (WHO)/UNAIDS AIDS Epidemic Update, a 2004 study in Puerto Plata, Samana, and Santo Domingo found that 11 percent of MSM were HIV-positive. Infection levels among sugar cane plantation workers living in communities called bateyes average 5 percent, with some groups as high as 12 percent.[1]
According to WHO, the estimated incidence rate of tuberculosis (TB) in the Dominican Republic (40 cases per 100,000 people in 2005) is one of the highest in the Americas. Data on HIV-TB co-infection, albeit limited to certain areas of the country, suggest that 6 to 11 percent of TB patients are infected with HIV. Therefore, the Dominican Republic has the potential for a burgeoning epidemic of TB along with HIV. National HIV-TB guidelines have been recently developed and HIV-TB activities have been included in national plans. While the country has introduced some HIV-TB collaborative activities (e.g., isoniazid prophylaxis for HIV-infected people and provision of antiretroviral therapy [ART]), there are no data on the number of HIV-infected TB patients receiving ART.[1]
Factors that put the Dominican Republic at risk of a growing epidemic include early age at sexual debut, high birth rates among adolescent girls and young women, the high TB incidence, and active migration (including migration between cities and countryside, migration from Haiti, and migration to and from the United States). The Dominican Republic’s popularity as a tourist destination, coupled with increasing levels of sex tourism, also contributes to the spread of HIV. These and other factors suggest the need to target interventions to young adults, provinces with a high rate of tourism, and bateyes.[1]
National response
The Government of the Dominican Republic has responded aggressively to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Established in 2000, the Presidential Council on AIDS (COPRESIDA) coordinates the HIV/AIDS National Strategic Plan for the Prevention and Control of HIV/AIDS and STDs 2007–2015. COPRESIDA’s activities include implementing public policies, providing care for those living with HIV/AIDS, promoting private sector involvement in response to the epidemic, and reducing stigma and discrimination (S&D). The Ministry of Health (MOH) implements HIV/AIDS services and diagnostic tests in the public sector. The National AIDS Program (NAP) develops HIV/AIDS-related norms, protocols, and surveillance.[1]
National-level government-directed activities include the following:[1]
Conducting information, education, and communication campaigns
Coordinating care and support for people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA)
Reducing mother-to-child transmission
Ensuring blood supply safety
Monitoring and evaluating national and provincial health plans
Distributing condoms to at-risk individuals[1]
Since 1995, an AIDS law has made it illegal to discriminate against PLWHA. The law is unique for the region; however, enforcement is uneven and inconsistent, and S&D against PLWHA and those engaging in behaviors putting them most at risk for HIV/AIDS are common.[1]
The government works with a number of international donors to combat HIV/AIDS, including the William J. Clinton Foundation, UNICEF, the United Nations Population Fund, the World Bank, and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria. In 2004, the Dominican Republic received a second-round grant from the Global Fund to scale up HIV services throughout the country, with particular focus on vulnerable groups, including female sex workers, MSM, and migrants. With Global Fund support, the government also intends to scale up ART.[1]
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Yo Ant, quit wasting keystrokes on this ninja.
He has proven, time and time again, to be blockhead on matters of this nature. It baffles me how someone can be in this society for 30+ years and still be as ignorant, on this specific issue, as he is...
Leechin' of moms and got the nerve to criticize others for their supposed "lack of manliness". Too much fanta sea...
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Yep, a lot of stuff I posted earlier if very representative of everything that is wrong with people who grow up like ninjahood. They have this warped view of manliness under a cover of their own insecurities and inadequacies. In the process they completely lose track of what it TRUELY means to be a man.
MESSAGE@!!!!!!!!
QFT.
Yo ninja, I have a serious question.
In that one thread where they posted a vid of your mom being interviewed, you revealed that your dad was locked up the entirety of your childhood and when he was released from the fed.pen, by the time you were 17, he was deported back to the DR.
Now, you seem to harp on this notion of what is ideally masculine and what is not. The "what is not," you posit as "feminine", and when these "feminine" traits are applied to the males, the end result is a gendered emasculation of sorts.
Now looking at this post, from your other thread about men who wear disapproving attire:
...you imply that a father figure is essential to the development of this gendered masculine identity. Now my question is, and I ask this sincerely with no "shots" intended, where did you learn to be "masculine" if your dad was incarcerated for most of your life, and out of the country? Your mom is obviously an integral part of your life, and was undoubtedly your primary caretaker and provider, would I be wrong in thinking that she taught you how to be "masculine"?
Or did you just learn from the streets, from the "OGs" in W.Heights?
I'd appreciate an honest answer.
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meaning.....? whether your trained...or not tap dancing is still tap dancing... all the degrees etc in the world yet thinks a geological origin equals race.Translate for people with graduate degrees.
Oh bdw thanks for calling me witty.
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Wait, did you really think HIV wasn't an issue in the Dominican Republic. Hell in the parts of New York, where people like you live AID/HIV runs rampant.
I acknowledge the problem, you think you live in Sweden.
I don't think ninjahood understands the concept of debate, I'm not your regular dude from the block in Da Heightz. If you're going to make a point, make sure there is no counter-point. It's a simple concept.
You're doing this wrong, very wrong.
I acknowledge the problem, you think you live in Sweden.
I don't think ninjahood understands the concept of debate, I'm not your regular dude from the block in Da Heightz. If you're going to make a point, make sure there is no counter-point. It's a simple concept.
You're doing this wrong, very wrong.
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explain that one then mr. nigerian..guess we can figure out why you go for da gusto defending men skirts and meggins huh?
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When did I ever say geological origin equals race? I don't think the concept of race truely exists.
But with the classically defined definition ninjahood qualifies as black. He calls other people black, when by the same token and thought process, he is black himself. That's an argument that can take up another thread, that argument is simply my way of calling dude a hypocrite. I do however think he has African blood, and he is the descendant of West African slaves just like African Americans.
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I mean what's she supposed to do? Put him in the timeout chair for dressing like a girl? Punishing him is not going to turn him straight. Better to accept it now than to raise a closet case.
You think boys weren't dressing up as girls before the internet era? Give me a break. Had camera phones existed since the beginning of mankind we'd have a whole ton of pics of "fruity" and "suspect" behavior. This is not new. There are more people like this now because there are more people on the earth than ever before. Enough to bring these lifestyles to the forefront.
And this is not a trend nor a sign of da emasculation of man. . Who is wearing this stuff? Are millions of man's mans running to the mall to pick these up? No. Probably like 2,000 guys max in the world wearing these outfits, 90% of which in europe and you're getting all up in arms. These websites pray on suckers like you that get outraged by stuff like this. Outrage= page clicks.
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[quote name="ninjahood" url="/t/523442/mantyhose-are-the-latest-hot-trend-in-menswear-vol-da-emasculation-of-man-is-upon-us/210#post_17104579
explain that one then mr. nigerian..guess we can figure out why you go for da gusto defending men skirts and meggins huh?
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LOL, making something illegal, clearly means it will never happening. You're a smart boy, did you think that one up by yourself? Crack is illegal and I see people smoking it in Da Heights all the time.
explain that one then mr. nigerian..guess we can figure out why you go for da gusto defending men skirts and meggins huh?
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LOL, making something illegal, clearly means it will never happening. You're a smart boy, did you think that one up by yourself? Crack is illegal and I see people smoking it in Da Heights all the time.
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