Black Women & HIV

[ErikHeaven]

Iloveblackamericanwomen please f**k one and catch AIDS and die already. All tho
se women are ugly scum and your scum so
die with those disease infected thug loving animals

[Adama]

The saying goes that good girls like bad boys. This seems to be true. However, I would point out that all of those girls are also bad. Like goes toward like and water seeks its own level. Good people would automatically reject the bad. Now you get my first point.

There is a small percentage of men who have sex with most of the sexually available women. That is cause women all like the same thing in men -- evil. It all depends on how the evil manifests. It could be drug dealing, or it could be something less obvious, but they are all evil. That is the only way a man gets to have sex with a woman without having money in this country.

The other saying states that 80% of women are chasing 20% of the men. I think it is more like 99% of women are chasing the evil 15% of men.

I remember a news report from upstate NY back around 1998 or so. There was one black guy and he had infected about 5 white girls with HIV. How is this possible without all 5 of those silly white girls banging that guy?

Meanwhile a black pointdexter will become addicted to internet porn because AWs only chase the most popular evil men in their vicinity.

I also used to know one crazy AW who used to follow her favorite sports team and try to find out where her favorite players were. I believe her goal was to "spawn an annuity" as KhanKrum would state.

Be evil or have millions. Those are the only two ways. Your face, height, or anything else dont truly matter.

[NorthAmericanguy]

+1^

[All_That_Is_Man]

Why does the fool in this picture look like Phoenix Sosα??

[Anti-American]

Here's another article:

http://www.forbes.com/sites/womensenews ... u-s-women/

[NorthAmericanguy]

Figure I post this here, this is the proof guys that black women are sleeping around with multiple men:

Abstract:


"Background: African American women are disproportionately affected by HIV/AIDS. Concurrent sexual partnerships may contribute to racial disparities in HIV infection. Little is known about attitudes and practices related to concurrency among African American women, or the social, structural and behavioural factors influencing concurrency.

Methods: We recruited 19 heterosexual African American women engaging in concurrent sexual partnerships from a public clinic in Philadelphia in 2009. We conducted interviews exploring social norms, attitudes and practices about concurrency, and the structural, social and behavioural factors influencing concurrent sexual partnerships, guided by grounded theory.

Results: Seventeen women reported one main and one or more non-main partners; two reported no main partners. Many women used condoms more frequently with non-main than main partners, noting they trust main partners more than non-main partners. Social factors included social normalisation of concurrency, inability to negotiate partners’ concurrent partnerships, being unmarried, and not trusting partners. Lack of trust was the most commonly cited reason that women engaged in concurrent partnerships. Structural factors included economic dependence on partners, partners’ dependence on women for economic support and incarceration that interrupted partnerships. Behavioural factors included alcohol and cocaine use.

Conclusions: Social, structural and behavioural factors strongly influenced these African American women’s concurrent sexual partnerships. Many HIV interventions disseminated by the CDC focus largely on behavioural factors and may fail to address the social and structural factors influencing African American women’s sexual networks. Novel HIV prevention interventions that address the social determinants of African American women’s HIV risks are urgently needed."



http://www.publish.csiro.au/paper/SH11099.htm