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Daily Archives: April 18, 2015
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The 13 Greatest Sissies Of All Time
The 13 Greatest Sissies Of All Time
It’s never been easy being a sissy. Society has long vilified any behavior in men that even hints of effeminacy—acting like a woman meant that you were weak, that there was something wrong with you, that you were probably a homosexual.
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“Beer Pong Rapist” Sentenced To 150 Years In The Slammer After Taping Himself Molesting Dozens Of Unconscious Men
“Beer Pong Rapist” Sentenced To 150 Years In The Slammer After Taping Himself Molesting Dozens Of Unconscious Men
A Maryland man has been sentenced to 150 years in the slammer after being found guilty of raping five different guys who he met at beer pong tournaments, though prosecutors suspect he may have sexually assaulted more than two dozen others.
40-year-old Joey Poindexter (pictured) has been nicknamed the “Beer Pong Rapist” after being convicted of 11 counts of second- and third-degree sex offenses. He was sentenced to a century and a half in prison on Wednesday in a Montgomery County Circuit Court.
“He hunted human beings,” prosector John McCarthy told the court. “He knew what he was about. He did it in serial fashion for years.”
According to prosectors, Pointdexter “preyed on young men” at beer pong tournaments, getting them drunk, then drugging them and ultimately taping himself as he sexually assaulted them.
Police first learned about scheme after one of the victims reported the attack. He agreed to wear a wire and confront Pointdexter about it. During their conversation, Poindexter told the young man, “If it makes you feel any better, I don’t have any fucking AIDS.”
After searching his home, police found photos and videos of at least 30 sexual assault victims and “thousands” of explicit images on Pointdexter’s hard drive. So far, they have only been able to identify five of the victims. Of those five, the majority of them didn’t even know they had been assaulted until police showed them the evidence.
Pointdexter’s attorney says law enforcement officials “cheated” in their investigation, claiming that had they not shown the men the photos, they never would have pressed charges. He also says his client plans on appealing the 150 year sentence.
“Those victims,” the lawyer said, “are going to have to testify again.”
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Male College Student Bravely Opens Up About Being Raped By Another Guy
Teacher Allegedly Raped Gay Mississippi Teen To “Make Him Hate Men”
h/t: Inquisitr
Graham Gremore
Colorado School Board Member Posts Anti-LGBT Hate Group Letter Calling Day of Silence 'Perverse Indoctrination'
Colorado School Board Member Posts Anti-LGBT Hate Group Letter Calling Day of Silence 'Perverse Indoctrination'
Yesterday marked the national “Day of Silence,” a day where middle and high school students across the country helped raise awareness about anti-LGBT bullying by remaining silent in school. Yesterday also marked the day a Colorado school board member attempted to do damage control after it was revealed she had posted a link on Facebook from a hate group encouraging a “walk out” on April 17 to counter-protest the anti-bullying day.
Chalkbeat Colorado reports:
Jefferson County school board member Julie Williams said late Friday that she was “sincerely sorry” and that she would remove a link on her personal Facebook page that she shared that encouraged families to keep their students home Friday and “away from perverse indoctrination” of the“homosexual-bisexual-transsexual agenda.”
“To be honest with you, I didn’t read the article,” Williams said. “I just saw it and thought I was sharing information with parents.”
The link, like most on Williams’ wall, was posted without comment. It directs Facebook users to a newsletter published by SaveCalifornia.com, but neither overtly endorses nor condemns the group and its message.
The Southern Poverty Law Center lists SaveCalifornia.com as an active, anti-LGBT hate group.
From the linked newsletter:
The Day of Silence postures every person who identifies as a homosexual or cross-dresser as a victim of ongoing, unrelenting harassment and discrimination (being ‘silenced’). While some incidents like this do occur, this event is an overwhelming exaggeration in an effort to manipulate our kids’ natural sympathies. The result ironically is that youth develop favorable views about a controversial, high risk behavior. […]
In reality, the Day of Silence is a one-sided campaign to manipulate acceptance of homosexuality by every student. Nationwide, parents are fed up with the political hijacking of their kids’ classrooms. What makes it even more problematic is that the results of ‘tolerating’ this lifestyle without objection can be tragic for many young people. The risks of homosexual behavior are well-understood by public health officials, but are being ignored by some politically correct school administrations.
In an interview with Chalkbeat, Williams said she does not support the statements in the newsletter and said she believes in “choice” regarding “who you are and want to be and what you want to do.”
Superintendent Dan McMinimee said Williams’ Facebook page doesn’t represent the position of Jeffco Public Schools and that the district “always strives to foster an environment that encourages students to feel safe, to learn, and to thrive, we respect students’ rights to participate in Day of Silence.”
Kyler Geoffroy
(LGBT) Những cặp đồng giới có ngoại hình giống nhau – GAY
(LGBT) Những cặp đồng giới có ngoại hình giống nhau – GAY
(LGBT) Những cặp đồng giới có ngoại hình giống nhau – GAY Về khuôn mặt, tóc, râu, và chiều cao cân nặng.
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Bobby Jindal: Louisiana's Antigay Marriage Bill Isn't About Discrimination
Bobby Jindal: Louisiana's Antigay Marriage Bill Isn't About Discrimination
The Louisiana governor claims the bill won’t really allow discrimination against same-sex couples, but opponents say it will do just that.
Dawn Ennis
PHOTOS: The Pants Came Completely Off At Club Brutus In Los Angeles
PHOTOS: The Pants Came Completely Off At Club Brutus In Los Angeles
Per usual, things got pretty wild at Brutus, a monthly event produced by club promoter Mario Diaz at Los Angeles’ premier leather bar Faultline. This month featured no shortage of big burly men and a special guest appearance by Mathu Andersen.
Scroll down for a peek of the action and check out the full gallery at GayCities.
Photo credit: Rolling Blackouts
Graham Gremore
Australia’s LGBT-Only Island
Australia’s LGBT-Only Island
Marriage equality discrimination led a group of Australian activists to set their rainbow flag on Cato Island. This ‘homeland’ even has a Gloria Gaynor anthem.
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WATCH: Broadway Stars Sing #LoveMustWin in Supreme Court
WATCH: Broadway Stars Sing #LoveMustWin in Supreme Court
Adam Kaplan (Newsies) and Jake Boyd (Rock of Ages) star in a new music video as part of the #LoveMustWin initiative.
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