Lucianne Goldberg on Homosexuals - "Track them down"

Wonder if that covers white house press prostitutes?

anyhoo, here's the bit from her home page:
Headline-"Gays Debate Radical Steps to Curb Unsafe Sex"
Her comments: "Idea: Track them down and make them stop
That's radical all right "

from me. And Michael Moore lives next door.

I live for the day those two meet on the sidewalk!

her reflection in a mirror? Seriously, we need to know.

she was holding court with a bunch of reporters outside her building's door. This was during their peak Monica obsession -- Goldberg had been Linda Tripp's confessor. I couldn't hold my tongue, "You lying parasitic witch!"

All the cameras swing around and point at me. I left.

to protest her invasion of bill's private life. he bradcast the view from her window on the web at www.iseelucy.com. the site has since been taken down, but he used to do updates on the awful truth every week showing footage

didn't know he lived near her-maybe the camera was stationed in his apartment

Everything under the sun is terrible when a Democrat does it, and fine when a Republican does it.

than the raving lunatic Ann Coulter.

Its all those Brown Shirts they foisting on America... they trying their best to make Brown a popular color or WHAT????

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http://www.nytimes.com/2005/02/15/health/15aids.html

"While many are calling for a renewed commitment to prevention efforts and free condoms, some veterans of the war on AIDS are advocating an entirely new approach to the spread of unsafe sex, much of which is fueled by a surge in methamphetamine abuse. They want to track down those who knowingly engage in risky behavior and try to stop them before they can infect others.

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Although gay advocates and health care workers are just beginning to talk about how this might be done, it could involve showing up at places where impromptu sex parties happen and confronting the participants. Or it might mean infiltrating Web sites that promote gay hookups and thwarting liaisons involving crystal meth.

Other ideas include collaborating with health officials in tracking down the partners of those newly infected with H.I.V. At the very least, these advocates say, gay men must start taking responsibility for their own, before a resurgent epidemic draws government officials who could use even more aggressive tactics.

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For many others, however, even talk of such steps provokes hand-wringing. "We don't want public health vigilantes going out and taking matters into their own hands, particularly if it means breaching the confidentially and civil rights of people with H.I.V.," said Jon Givner, the director of the H.I.V. Project at the Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund. "Frankly, I find it pretty scary." "