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<title>Comment by Margaret Romao Toigo</title>
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<description>About a half a million people die from smoking-related illnesses every year. How many people die from homosexuality? 

AIDS statistics do not count as that disease is not exclusive to homosexuals. In fact, lesbians have the lowest risk factor for the disease.

Homosexuality is not a high risk activity (it isn&#039;t even an activity, it is a natural variation of the human condition, but that is another subject) but promiscuity -- which is by no means a practice that is limited to gay men -- is a high risk activity for anyone.

It may be politically incorrect to ask people about their sexual orientations, but it is even more so to ask people -- gay or straight -- if they are promiscuous.</description>
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