So you think that these poofs should have any rights at all? Think again, these lot dont give a rats arse about anything least of all your welfare. They are the dirtiest filthiest bastards around willing to destroy anything with their perversions – and they want it legalized to sodomize your kids.

FACTS ABOUT AUSTRALIAN HOMOSEXUALS:

Homosexuals are only 3% of the population; Yet they are responsible for 68% of all HIV/AIDS Cases, 60% of Anal cancer cases and 86% of Syphilis Cases

25% of Male sodomites have an age gap in their ‘relationship’ that is greater than 10 years.

With Male sodomites surveyed, only 29.1% of them identified being as part of a ‘regular male partner relationship.’ only 24.6% of that 29.1% have made an agreement not to sleep around with other men.

More than 54.1% of sodomites have identified that they are only casually sodomising each other; and others sodomising each-other whilst maintaining a ‘committed same-sex relationship’.

The same study found that sodomites are active drug fiends, with 64.2% of HIV-negative men using illicit drugs and 77.5% of HIV-positive men using drugs. 42.8% of drug use being amyl “poppers” [6]

Do not sanction and institutionalise this perverse; selfish practice. VOTE NO on the coming postal ballot. Keep this degenerate community in the closet where they belong.

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2. http://archive.is/K5fid
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4. Botham, S. J. et al. (2013) Men who have sex with men, infectious syphilis and HIV confection in inner Sydney: results of enhanced surveillance: Sexual health 10 (4) 291-298
5. http://archive.is/KLbv5
6. Gay Community Periodic Survey: Sydney 2013
Hull, Mao, Kao, Edwards, Prestage, Zablotska, de Wit and Holt

What percentage of the population is gay?

So, how many gays and lesbians are there in Australia? A straight question deserves a straight answer, right? Well, when it comes to human sexuality the answers might not be as straight we some of us think.

According to a new study by Roy Morgan Research, the proportion of Australians who identify themselves as gay or lesbian is increasing.

In fact, those who say they are homosexual has been on the up since 2008 when 2.4 per cent of the population agreed with the statement: ‘I consider myself a homosexual.’ By 2011 that figure was 3.1 per cent. And by 2014 the figure had risen to 3.4 per cent.

But these figures don’t tell the whole story. These latest figures show that 4.6% of Australian teenagers (14-19) now agree they are homosexual (up from 2.9% in 2006-08), rising to a peak of around 1 in 15 people in their 20s (6.5%, up from 4.4% in 2006-08).

But this figure drops to 4.2 per cent for people in their 30s, 2.8 per cent in their 40s and drops further still to 1.7 per cent among those aged 50 and above, although all these figures represented increases from the previous survey in 2011.

The fact that there is a drop consistent across the age groups raises some challenging questions such as, does homosexuality suddenly begin to disappear when you reach 30? Clearly, the answer is no. So what is really going on here?

The most like answer, says Roy Morgan Research CEO Michele Levine, is that the survey respondents truthfulness dissolves, rather than their homosexuality.

“One can intuitively understand why the rate rises from 14-19 to 20s, as more young people ‘come out’,” says Michele. “But the subsequently decreasing prevalence suggests some older respondents are less candid.

“Whether this is due to their being ‘in the closet’, more concerned with privacy, or perhaps less agreeable to the black-and-white nature of the question, we might take the 20s rate – 6.5% today, but potentially still not done rising – as the most accurate and forthright overall figure.

“Across all age groups, men are more likely than women to agree that they consider themselves as homosexual.”

She says that the rising rate across all age groups shows that people who consider themselves homosexual are more open today than ever before. “Finding out the ‘real’ number, therefore, is less about getting a head-count and more a gauge of just how open we are,” she says.

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