Doesn't this make you feel SAD??
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Associated Press: 'These transgender sex workers operate in the shadows alongside a busy highway in Nepal, risking their lives for a few dollars. Until recently, many of them worked not as sex workers, but as aid workers...'
Why were so many transgender dudes in Nepal being employed as "aid workers"? No idea. Apparently there was a need for men in dresses to fill that role!
Transgender sex worker Rubi Lama: 'When USAID funding was there, condoms were free. Lubricant was also distributed by Friends Heteuda (NGO) for free, as no other NGOs were distributing it.
'Other HIV treatments, including PrEP, which is taken to prevent HIV. All of it was free, but now it's gone.'
By "free," he means the U.S. government forcefully confiscated your tax money and sent it to Nepal so men could have sex with transvestite prostitutes without suffering the health consequences of such behavior.
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The Associated Press - which bills itself as the standard for objective, not-for-profit news - had the audacity to send a reporter to Nepal to interview the transgender prostitutes in a clear effort to sway public opinion against the Trump admin's policies.
A helpful reminder about the state of "journalism" in our world.
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