Rirs pissed off at TTC ads that ask "Do God re if I'm gay?"

Contents:

• GAY ACTIVISTS ‘OUT’ PLAANT WHO OPPOSED SUBWAY ADS FOR GAY SEX PUBLIC
• TTC TRANSFERS MUST CARRY GAY ADS
• RIRS PISSED OFF AT TTC ADS THAT ASK “DO GOD RE IF I’M GAY?”

GAY ACTIVISTS ‘OUT’ PLAANT WHO OPPOSED SUBWAY ADS FOR GAY SEX PUBLIC

The sounds of Pri will fill subway statns throughout June, wh the inic TTC three-tone announcement chime to be performed by Sgg Out, Toronto’s largt Two-Spir, Lbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Queer, Qutng, Intersex and Asexual (2SLGBTQQIA+) muny choir.

The advertisements, sponsored by the Gay Men’s Sexual Health Alliance enurage homosexual upl to have “the sex they want, ” even if they or their partners already have HIV. The shockg imag pict homosexual threom and bondage harns, full view of children who take the Toronto subway’s bit le every day.

TTC TRANSFERS MUST CARRY GAY ADS

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TORONTO, November 27, 2015 (LifeSeNews) — A Canadian homosexual newspaper has “outed, ” by name, the thor of a private plat that led Toronto's subway system to pull racy ads for a homosexual hook-up se that promot sex public venu. The ads, for the homosexual “cisg” webse, pict naked men om the waist up — some provotively embracg — and “non-stop cisg” for a tagle.

RIRS PISSED OFF AT TTC ADS THAT ASK “DO GOD RE IF I’M GAY?”

“Cisg” refers to the risky homosexual practice of one person tryg to “pick up” another person for anonymo “gay sex” a public place, such as a bathroom, gym, park, beach, or back alley.

The ad clearly advoted "cisg" - the risky homosexual practice of one person tryg to “pick up” another person for anonymo “gay sex” a public place, such as a bathroom, gym, park, beach, or back alley. When the ads were origally pulled, mastream media such as Toronto Star sympathetilly portrayed the advertised service as a “datg webse for gay men, ” htg that pullg the ads amounted to discrimatn agast homosexuals. Pk Triangle Prs marketg director Andrew Nolan told Toronto Star at that time that he uld not know whether “homophobia” played a role whout knowg the ntent of the plats.